Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Ok, I gotta ask, I keep hearing that we should unstring our crossbows if left for a long period of time or antisipating leaving it for a long period of time. The question is, what is considered a long period of time? No one has actually clarified this. My exocet has been strung for about a year now ...

I haven't tried them out on deer yet but my knight rifle shoots them 250 sst's crazy, like I have never seen a muzzy bullet group before, I put 2 bullets in the same hole @ 100yrds and the other one went about 1 1/2" to the right, I may have pulled the shot a bit. Can't wait to try them out Nov...

Here's a pic I took near the beginning of Bow season from my stand over looking my bishops food plot.

Went this morning, and thought we'd head in to our stands a bit earlier with the bright moon and all, and about 75 yards from our stand sites my buddy hear's something so we stop for a few minutes to listen then we carry on slowly to our stands. We get to about 20 yards of my stand and then all hell...

I'm down to my last jar, and a couple packs of pepperettes, and couple packs of garlic sausage, shouldn't have much of it left by the time deer season roles around.

Other than the serving separating a bit, my max has been performing flawlessly. I guess with the added strain the serving will do that but mine still shoots excellent. Well with any product there could be some quirks.

bstout wrote: I prefer black over camoflouge for reasons to numerous to mention.

Now you have me interested bststout, there can't be that many reasons why you like black over camo. Lets hear a few.

I think what prowheel is tryin to say is that its not a matter of greed, its a matter of management for each wmu and a little curtousy(sp?) for the landowner in the wmu. As everyone in ontario has the privledge to get the regular tags, its just the surplus tags that landowner hunters should be able ...

Should be an entertaining weekend, me and mother nature. I love sitting outside at night alone, huge firepit blazing, filtering in the cool night air. Grey Owl Ya I did that a couple weekends ago sat out by the fire pit at the camp, listening to coyotes howlin about 1/2 mile away. THey would light ...

I do agree that we don't own the wildlife on our property, but if they (the deer) decide that my property has sufficient habitat for them and decide to take up residency there, who is gonna manage that population, hmmmmm, not someone who doesn't have permission to hunt it.

I agree prowheel, Everyone has the same chance to apply or buy a deer tag that includes you cdngunner, what he is saying is that landowners and residents of the WMU should get first crack at the additional seal since they live and hunt in that area, what better way to control the population than an ...

Thanks for the compliments guys, it does look good doesn't it. We purchased the board for the siding from a company that makes veneer(sp?) its all hardwood, like maple, oak and walnut, its was fairly cheap also, we paid $10 a bundle and got four bundles we still have about a bundle left over, might ...

August was a bit busy, we were workin on the new hunt camp, I built a new ladder stand 15ft high over lookin a about a 5-7 acre grain/wheat field on the back of the stand is a swamp the deer like to travel, and I've been keepin a eye on the results of this years food plot. http://img.photobucket.com...

:lol: good one Partikle! :lol: I have tried it though but missed, at approx 35 yards. Shot mine today at 50 yards and was shootin about 2 inch groups. I'd giver another try at g-hogs. Almost gave myself a hernia(sp?) tryin to adjust the brace height for the first time :shock: I would not recommend t...

I would be done for the day, I have hard enough trouble adjusting my string when using the the stringing aid, the rope cocking aid is a must for me, though I haven't tried yet to cock it by hand.