Excalibur Crossbow Forum

TYE wrote:Now all ya need is camoflauge background

That'd make it kinda tough to find...

Kit (no scope) is $570 from Cabela's plus shipping.

"I am a man. I can change. If I have to. I guess."

Not to try to hijack the thread, but Red Green is a real hoot, eh!

"If the women don't find ya hansdsome, they should at least find ya handy."

Good read. And you didn't even mention the absolutely weird weather! My main area is thick except for the logging drag trails, and they were pretty much mud bogs most of the late season. Made it next to impossible to get around quietly. Next year's gotta be better!

Got one a couple months ago from www.biggameproshop.com/summittreestands.htm
Great price, fast shipping. Don't know about their shipping to CA though.

Save up yer bucks for a new one. Save up some more for the whole kit w/ bolts, quiver, extra string, stringer, etc.
The accessories that Bill puts in the kits are excellent and work very well with the bow.
Penny-pinch on beer, but not on your bow.

Got some rifle stock checkerin' jobs to do, target practice with my Phoenix, practice with my new Summit Viper climber, lookin' for sheds and scoutin' for new stand sites for the fall, fishin' for smallies in the creek in my back yard which means tyin' some more wooly buggers, shotgun practice for s...

Congrats! Got mine about a month ago and feel the same way about it.

If you look close, you can see where the natural tines end and the prosthetics start. There's a natural curve to each tine, and the extensions are pretty obvious.

But then, we see what we want to see, eh?

I noticed in the video that came with my Phoenix that almost every bow shown in the video had string silencers installed, although this wasn't mentioned at all.
Mine doesn't seem that loud at all, but then I've been shootin' a smokepole for a while.

My Phoenix finally arrived yesterday. UPS 2nd-day air from Cabela's that took a week, but that's another story. (Grrrrrr!) :evil: Assembled it this morning when I should have been gettin' ready for work. :oops: Instructions were concise, well-illustrated and easy to follow. I'm glad I went ahead and...

As they say up nort dere...

Beauty eh!

Thanks for the reminder that persistence is a virtue that pays off!

Never in the woods, or even in the truck I take to get there, and never with my huntin' clothes on. Deer have an incredible sense of smell. If you have a good wind in the right direction and you're elevated in a stand, it probably doesn't make that much difference, but otherwise, it could kill your ...

Really nice buck, Mike, but bow season goes until the end of January. I'm still chasin' a nice 12 that I've seen 3 times now, but no shot yet.

Thanks, y'all. Got a lot to learn. First year hunting in Ohio. Way different from South Texas! No heated tower blinds. LOL.
How 'bout this weather, Wabi! Finally got a North wind today. Didn't go out this mornin' due to the thick mud on the loggin' drag lines, but headed out shortly.