Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I would say a full body mount, or its a real tame deer. Either way I bet it would be HARD to see with snow on the ground.

WAAY to nice to take out in the woods to hunt with. Looks like a steel leaf , like in a car spring. Very nice!!

Digger .......... That brings back some good memories

Farmer .......... I remember those 5 cent green bottles quite well

1941 vintage

All have their place. I, in my younger day used the self climber. Now I have permission from the land owner, and I have more "pains" so, I use a ladder stand. It is home built, as the climber is also, and 10foot tall. It has been placed in the SAME tree since about 1990. I am partial to th...

I have a red dot on both my vert and crossbow. Both are single dots. I have used the one on the vert for about six years now. I am not "old enough" to use the xbow for hunting , but I have shot it about 200 times at targets. I have both sighted at 20 yards. I , personaly, like them, but al...

I shot a 45/70 pistol once, sure did twist your wrist, cylinder was as big as a soda can.................

dont know what the story is, I can't see the pictures either

you have a PM

If this was bow hunting , I would say stay home. I always figered that the rain washed away the blood trail.
Gun hunting another story. I put a large clear plastic bay over all my clothes, to try to stay dry. Yes I have done it. Your call... weather men have been wrong!

My daughter sent me this link
http://www.v8snowblowers.com/index.html

A.W. I remember that post, funny then , funny now...............

I have a home brew computer with a Canon BJC241 printer,I filled the cartridges quite often....no problems, just a little messy, good luck

I found this, during the noon hour after doing some searching. It was shot in the Montello, Wisconsin area. Here is the link...

http://www.wncy.com/stationfiles/person ... ng05/6.asp

I agree with bstout 100 percent. The laxative "flush" at home was the hard part. The hospital part was a snap. Get er done guys/gals

Looks like Woody taught him well...CONGRATS on the nice buck