Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I’ve grown a Hybred of sudangrass. It grows to 7’ and is excellent screening while it stands. The problem I had was that a good snow fall flattens it. I cultivated, spread the seeds and cultipacked the seeds in and that’s all. I only use screening plants to stop deer in my food plot from being seen...

I’ve grown a Hybred of sudangrass. It grows to 7’ and is excellent screening while it stands. The problem I had was that a good snow fall flattens it. I cultivated, spread the seeds and cultipacked the seeds in and that’s all. I only use screening plants to stop deer in my food plot from being seen...

Great feedback, thanks all! After talking with a few buddies, they agreed that food sources will likely draw better than any bedding material, that all depends on what is available to them in your area. the deer need to feel secure to use plots. in my area plots are not enough and now i am moving t...

Hi folks Must be the longer evenings that have me thinking about next season already! Anyone have experience with bedding/screening crops using no till methods? I tried my first plot last year using Jeff Sturgis's method, and it turned out awesome. Going to try something different with thinner food...

wish i could but in michigan it will be illegal to feed birds before long

It's 74 degrees here this lovely morning!! However, they say it's supposed to be BACK in the 30's by Thursday night!! :thumbdown: I need a couple of good 70 plus days to warm the waters enough to trigger the Crappie spawn!! :thumbup: AJ, be sure to let us northerners know how lovely it is down ther...

Has anyone used smoke on their camo as a cover scent on a regular basis? Does it work for you? i used a smoking stick called deer smoke screen for years and had very good luck while using it. i have to use an atv to get to/fro my blinds and i always lit a stick and attached to atv when i left the h...

Has anyone used smoke on their camo as a cover scent on a regular basis? Does it work for you? i used a smoking stick called deer smoke screen for years and had very good luck while using it. i have to use an atv to get to/fro my blinds and i always lit a stick and attached to atv when i left the h...

scratcherky wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 09, 2022 3:06 pm

I need to find a carrying case for my Excalibur Phoenix crossbow. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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love the snow(and the cold) great for exercise and for deer hunting as well as what Dan said, its purdy

https://excaliburcrossbow.com/ thanks Don not much to see this year Did you see all 3 bows? I personally don't have any great interest in the Twinstrikes but I really find the 380 and the Air bow very interesting. The 380 may be an alternative to my 400 Suppressor. It appeals to me because it isn't...

Boo wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 06, 2022 8:36 am

Deaf jeff wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 06, 2022 8:03 am

is there a link to see what all is new this year?

https://excaliburcrossbow.com/

thanks Don
not much to see this year

is there a link to see what all is new this year?

a friend asked me to make a dozen 20" arrows for him. he wants to end up with shooting approximately 450 grains total weight. he shoots 100 grain bh's and a lumenok, will have blazer vanes(cuz thats what i have on hand) and most likely BBE's. can you tell me which weight brass up front will get...

nice buck Don! congrats