Excalibur Crossbow Forum

If you think it is loud compared to a compound, what about us guys who used to shoot recurves and longbows? As for me, I do nothing to the bow; not even string silencers as they are not necessary. Just shoot. The noise may bother you but not the deer.

Sorry I don't have the explanation right now but I've seen it in pictures several times. It seems to me that there was once a good article in North American Whitetail that explained it. I'm sure it would not be comfortable.

I'm surprised you had to send the bow. I had to change the limbs on my crossbow once and I called Peter. In two days they were at my place via UPS. I changed the limbs and sent the old limbs back to Danny. Two days to take care of a little problem! Not bad at all.

I too have had an experience or two with Excalibur and their service. The first was when I purchased the bow and things were missing as the dealer didn't know anything about the bow. Excalibur made things right in short order. Then came a stupid act on my part just before deer season one year. I nee...

Thanks Ray. This trail cam is actually one my neighbor bought at Dick's and he wanted to know if it was any good before he opened the box. They told him he could return it if it had been unopened. The only thing I've found so far is that it might be slow trigger time and maybe not the best pictures....

Thanks Sean. They don't have much there but I tried.

Has anyone tried the IR camera that takes 5.0 meg pixel pictures?

So far I've found little info except that they have slow trigger times and some say poor picture quality.

Has anyone tried sandbags? In our ground (yellow sand) stakes don't do much so sandbags work quite well. When using stakes you could even simply lay one in each corner inside the tent to assist with the holddown.

Ya, it happens.

Laura, that is the reason you were able to find time to head to the UP.

Hey, we have considered a gillie suit. I've thought about one for several years, but I'm not sure I could convince her to use one.

Hopefully we'll be out looking around for something yet this week.

Thought we've never met Ray, I feel that I know you and Tyler and you are fine folks indeed. The rehab might be a struggle but you'll make it. Good luck hunting this fall with Tyler too and pass along my thanks for keeping us posted.

And I remember when 200 fps was considered fast.

We've always used those overhead branches and slings for hammocks. lol

We will have to check out those knee pods.

Fantastic news Tyler! Thank you. No doubt your dad will be back on line soon too.