Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I have had good success with 55 gallon 12 volt corn feeders throwing just corn in the am and pm and having a free choice protein feeder all year long nearby. I have hunted this property for years and once I started feeding protein free choice along with timed corn feeders I have kept and held more d...

flashlights are great and all, so is an old Coleman lantern or blood light (The Gerber Blood tracking light didn't work well for me). Once I have found my blood trail in the dark I mark it with illumitacks and I can easily see the line of travel of the animal as well as always know where the last bl...

I will take your word for it GaryL. I will just stick to using my green illumitacks and blood trail as usual. Thanks for all the info!

Thanks for the advice Gary! I thought the system was pretty neat but probably would never use it anyway.

(FYI) I was hunting a ranch in Texas last year where a guy made a bad shot on a good deer using the bowbug deal. He came back to camp and put the receiver thing together and tracked the deer. It was kinda wierd but he did find his deer and said that he has had good success with it along with some fr...

I have tried many heaters and had good luck with the Colemans. I can't use the Mr. Heater or Heater Buddy because it makes to much noise.

Awesome deer, way to go!!!

Cool pics and story! Congrats!!

Nice buck, congrats!!

great deer! Congrats!!!

Great buck, congrats!!!

obviously you will have to mount that, tell yor wife I said so if you would like. Thanks for the pic and congrats!!

Thanks again Woody! Maybe that was the troll that chooses to remain silent in the video!?

And I thought I was impressed by the huge thud a giant buzzard made when I shot it as a kid. Either situation would be pretty intense!

I bought some small reusable LED tacks that are for marking blood trails a few months ago at a tradeshow. They are called illumitacks and they work awesome for marking your blood trail in low light or after dark. They also have a built in magnet so not only can you stick it into a tree but you can e...