Excalibur Crossbow Forum

We used to set up some at my buddies place in Michigan but unfortunately they are banned now with CWD I think alot of states are banning them even Missouri is now in their CWD areas I see !

Riflemanz wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 23, 2019 10:36 am

We have the compound bow hunter's against us and now these clowns!
It's just crazy.

I hunt with a compound but I didn't know until now that I'm against ya !

Ha Ha Ha its 40 and sunny today in Windsor. I just washed my truck in the driveway ! What winter lol I'll take more winter if its like this too !!

gerald strine wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 19, 2019 3:17 pm

You have your blind bow, your tree stand bow, your open planes bow, your turkey bow, your target bow ect , ect

Mine are all the same one

I don't know how you guys can afford all those bows and the bling that goes with them and still hunt. I hunt from April (sometimes March) until June and then from Sept until December and with the price of licenses etc I cant afford more than one bow !!

they look like cheap game tracker 3 blade 125 I saw at walmart a few years ago .

I thought maybe it was next to your target lol I have a couple holes with stuff strategically placed so the boss don't see it until I get it patched lol

This reminds me I gotta get out the smoker and make some more pastrami.

Looks like you need to do some work on the drywall there !

Serious you want to be serious I don't know much about that I'm just bored waiting for Kansas spring turkey and messing around !!

Wait I'll see if I can dig up something oh hogs

Don't eat deer that looks like this, bovine tuberculosis in Michigan deer. Authorities are warning hunters to be on the lookout for bovine tuberculosis in deer. ... Hunters are urged to get their deer tested, even if it looks healthy.

While there are currently no known cases of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in humans, a study conducted at the Alberta Prion Research Institute recently discovered that the disease can be spread to monkeys who've eaten infected deer meat. ... The condition is always fatal and there is no treatment

New research, however, has shown that eating venison and other game can substantially raise the amounts of lead in human bodies. ... Those who ate wild game meat had average lead levels of 1.27 micrograms per deciliter, compared with 0.84 for those who ate no game.

If you buy that stuff here is some more propaganda for ya ! Kinda like some of the stuff they make up about hunting !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3USMSdfFW5M