Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Nice Coachgun!

Getting impatient are we!

LoneWolf, thanks for the clarifacation. No problem Quickshot. How were you supposed to know if they were taken from a treestand or not... A few people have received the same pictures in their emails and told that they were taken from a treestand. I myself also believed that they were at first. None...

I stand corrected.

Only in Ontario!

Thanks

Lone Wolf, take a look! :lol: www.frow-biggamerecords.com/moosexbow.htm - 8k - I hear ya Rebel Hog. That is a great bull moose! 8) I happen to be an official FROW measurer/scorer and I'm aware of that, but it doesn't say anywhere what weight of head and bolt he was shooting. However, I'm sure I can...

Not sure why they're illegal in Canada, but for some reason they are.

Neil, I agree that a 100grn head will kill a big animal such as a Moose and Bison, no arguement at all there. But I've been hunting moose with a crossbow/bow for quite a few years now, and I've shot at moose with a 100grn head and with a 125 grain (Slick Trick) head and I've seen a big difference in...

I'm an indoor range officer for the archery club I belong to and we welcome crossbows at the outdoor range, as well as on the 3-D walk through course. However, as it is now we do not allow them in the indoor range but there are enough crossbowers in our club that we're looking into having an indoor ...

I still say one is much better off using a good cut-on-contact broadhead when hunting these big animals.

The day the government forces me to allow strangers to hunt on my land will be the day that they pay my land taxes...

I'm sorry, but it just ain't gonna happen...

huntman wrote:I dont think your being "wimpy" rutman!! I think your just looking to clear yourself ASAP from this rediculous thread. I have not and will not even comment on this BS

I can't say that I blame you guys.

Four animals with the same broadhead???

I hope you changed the blades, or at least thought about sharpening them sharp after each kill.

Actually, these pictures weren't taken from a treestand.

Here's the real story on this.

http://www.isleroyalewolf.org/photo_ess ... _moose.htm

Montec G5, 125 grains That's what I use at the end of my arrows for my moose hunting. You're much better off using a cut on contact head when it comes to moose, as you have to keep in mind that a moose hide is much thicker than that of a deer. Not saying that a bladed ferrule head wouldn't work, bu...

There's also a free mag offer if you're interested. Yup, If you enjoy reading stories about big bucks, big Ontario bucks you will love the OMW magazine. Once you've received that free issue I guarantee you'll be wanting a yearly subscription. This magazine is not all about advertising like you find...