Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Nice bird!

Here at my local Wal-Mart, they didn't get all that much gear for turkey season. The last week of the season I went and looked around at the hunting gear and I found a smoking deal. All their calls were under $5 and I got a flextone Thunderchicken (reg $35) for $7! Any of you folks in the states mig...

Nice bird!

We recently purchased a Stealth Nighthawk electric 4x4. Its pretty fast and carries four adults. The bed had a dump function also. Havent had any rain in months, so havent tried out the four wheel drive, but I have been very impressed thus far.

Got him! I waited a while where I set up, then put the sneak across the property to where I have seen him feeding, and there he was coming ..... I ambushed him as he came by. He looked like an older bird, he was kinda scraggly and his beak was broken. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v393/Ej45/DSCN...

Update from the field, I had him strutting within 50 yds, he never made a peep or seemed that intersted in my calling. Im set up on the road I usually see him strutting/feeding on. I will give him a little longer then call it a day

I have bee MIA for a while but managed to get one gobbler this season(my first ever to hunt) It was a "textbook" set up .... I heard him gobble, set up my decoys and had him attacking my jake decoy at 15yds 20 min later. I was hooked! Fast forward to now, as the season progressed the birds...

Thanks for the reply! Yes I meant the Excal flemish string. I may get it if for no for no other reason than an upgrade from the original.

I have been shooting my Vortex with the factory Excal string for a bit and am pretty pleased with it. My question is how much of a "gain" will it be to put the flemish string on? I dont expect it to be night and day and Im sure I could hunt with the supplied string. I guess what Im wanting...

I had one stolen a few years ago, it sucks!! Glad you got yours back

VERY nice, having a great vs mediocre mount makes a WORLD of difference

I have seen a couple of bucks missing an antler, but most still have them here in Tx

Great pics!

Head shots with a fmj would do the trick

Id guess a factory faster string would be the next step