Excalibur Crossbow Forum

40 yards is my comfort zone in the field, but if it was a monster buck or I felt brave that night i may try a 50 but with targets I have a lot of confidence at 60 yards.

We have no shortage of coyotes around here. They're filthy thick, running the coon hounds at night you always here them fighting over the coon after we skin it out. There are no cotton tails around anymore. And they breed so rapidly. Open season around here I keep meaning to get a remote controlled ...

Haven't gotten our tags yet, hunting the same WMU. Seems like it's just a cost cutting procedure.

http://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/demo/l ... gory_id=47 scroll through your question should be answered.

Not enough can be said for the people at Excalibur had a problem with a scope last year and they fed ex'd me a new one. By far the best customer service I've ever dealt with. Everything bout the bow and company gets 5 stars.

Sure as crap now they'll come out way too far out to get a shot. The way it always works.

I was out doing some scouting today in one of my favorite spots. Not a lot of deer in my area right now so the deer are kinda scarce at the moment barely worth going out and hunting. But on my journey today I found a large sigh of relief the buck I targeted last year is still alive. I've been wonder...

Rattling has never really been that effective around here, our bucks don't get that large of a rack and i think they get easily intimidated. I dunno maybe everybody I know sucks at rattling.

We have an old enterprise meat grinder and that thing is a beast. Will grind anything and does a good job. Ours is old and unfortunately don't know where to buy a new one or what it would cost. But i'd definitely recommend a enterprise grinder.

I've heard hanging your clothes in a horse barn or a goat barn, works great. Especially goat, the smell is so close to deer they can't tell there is a difference. I keep meening to try it but haven't got around to it.