Excalibur Crossbow Forum

i am on the fence with these 2. can i get some pros and cons of users of these bows? the main difference is built in crank and adjustable stock on the assassin thats about all i can get from reading about them......TIA Hey Jeff, I think the best thing to do would be to go to a shop and line up the ...

i am on the fence with these 2. can i get some pros and cons of users of these bows? the main difference is built in crank and adjustable stock on the assassin thats about all i can get from reading about them......TIA

a nudder year wiser Chris, enjoy!

So what are your plans for this up coming season? Any plans on making the property you hunt more productive? I plan on some different plants in my food plot as well as my kill plot. I am going to put in 2 other blinds, probably pop ups at first until I know they are going to be productive spots. Th...

Normous wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 16, 2023 1:09 pm

New bow, new target, what's not to like

the limbs color

ius trhere anywhere online yet to see this new assassin 400 ?

i have used and continue to use the all season smoke sticks from tinks and have seen bucks and does put their nose inches from the smoking stick over the last several years and has not alarmed them , with that said there has also been times that no attention was given to the smokin stick. i dont use...

thanks everyone! was a refreshing day moving snow with 4 wheeler and preparing for major storm later this week

WQOW DON, cannot believe you still have tops left, my brasica the tops are always gone before a good hard freeze sets in and that usually happens before october 1st! i have some corn still standing but cobs have been gone for awhile now. yesterday afternoon i watched a doe at 40 yards actually eati...

WQOW DON, cannot believe you still have tops left, my brasica the tops are always gone before a good hard freeze sets in and that usually happens before october 1st! i have some corn still standing but cobs have been gone for awhile now. yesterday afternoon i watched a doe at 40 yards actually eatin...

a new matrix series. i know thats a huge hope but he who has no hope has nothing

Hard work, determination and of course, mother nature. Growing a carrot feed plot is not for the faint of heart. But I don't mind sharing. All you need are a couple hundred acres, 2 tractors, a harvester, 17 tons of triple 19, an irrigation system, and about 40 hired hands. Or you can live a few mi...

janesy wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 28, 2022 3:51 pm

So I am isolating, 21 feet in the air.

hey Chris,
how did you get the truckload of carrots in that spot

i use rhino grips attached to rear rack. not really much different than transprting a rifle

is steiner and burris the one and the same? stuff im reading says both are in colorado. confusing cuz i thought steiner was in germany. does anyone have clarification?