Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Top two & fourth picture are very nice bear. The Third picture might be a female, and here in Pa. it's breeding season yet. I again had a bear adjust my one trail camera for me, in pictures from today.

From the 50's when I started deer hunting, my dad & uncle always hung the deer by the back legs, head down, to skin. Now jump to 2000 & my son got me to change on how to hang the deer from back legs to head/neck hanging & skinning. Way less hair with cape hanging towards rump. I use a gu...

Congratulations Joe. Up here winds were 20-25 mph, gusting up to 35+ mph. No gobbling.

It's a good thing turkey's can't smell, or we would never kill them.

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Sat Feb 09, 2019 10:50 pm

You might want to consider DrStirrup bumpers if your looking to reduce noise.

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Hey Joe,
Get well soon, and do what the Doctors say.

Here is link to my YT video on the Arroloc quiver------https://bit.ly/2nwYp76

Here is the link to my YT video on the ArroLoc Quiver & yes it's mounted on top, & that's why I moved the original quiver to the top with the DM mount, as it is a pain in the back mounted under the bow.

Link------https://bit.ly/2nwYp76

When will they be at US dealers?

Will they have them at the Great American Outdoor Show in Hbg. Pa.

IMO just bugs coming out & headed up.

Well that is good thing stayin warm. I do not have the clothin nor heater. I am goin to get me a heater fer next yr in my ground blinds. I jus can't hunt anymore when i feel like an icicle I'm going to buy one of these refillable tanks. https://www.amazon.com/Worthington-281149-1-Gallon-Cylinder-Pr...

How many remember where they were 55 yrs. ago, on today's date, 11/22/1963.
I was in 11th grade, & was in band when the whole school got the word over the PA system, that President John F. Kennedy had been shot.

John F. Kennedy 11/22/1963 Dallas, TX. Assassinated

Thanks Don. Have a great weekend.
Happy Thanksgiving to all.

Hey Joe, it all worked out. One Buck walks the bigger one goes home with you.

Great write up for all. Congratulations to you on a fine Buck, & to your brother on his fine Doe. Looks like he is learning how it's done.