Excalibur Crossbow Forum

hey guys a friend recently referred me to a website, so i installed the programme on my computer & it works a treat. Just wondering if any one else on the forum has used it. The potential is AMAZING, you can look over your favourite hunting ground or look at potential hunting grounds . i found m...

i've had a similar (or same) ailment since last august. i had an ultrasound done 2 weeks ago , the doctor suspecting either a tear to the rotator cuff? or bursitis. turns out to be the latter which my dr. seemed very confident that a cortisone needle directly into the shoulder joint would fix , foll...

hi all
i am off fox hunting with my excocet tomorrow. i will be armed with xbow. camo gear & fox whistle. i have only ever been fox hunting years ago but with a rifle. does anyone have any experience they might want to pass on? any tips would be much appreciated.
cheers peter

thanks buckshot.as lonewolf is very busy, and i am barely computer literate it would be great if you could post them for me.what is your email address?
cheers peter

hi everyone does anyone know what has happened to lonewolf, as i emailed him a couple of pics 2-3 weeks ago for him to post on the forum (as he was kind enough to offer). i am keen to see any response from you guys as i have been reading this forum for 2 years & have never seen billys (goats) po...

i've lost lonewolfs email address ,could you please send it to me again.thanks peter

i'm getting excited now lonewolf! would u suggest i build a tee pee type structure with intermittent branches missing (for viewing & bolt passthru's) or does it need anything more elaborate or special? i also have a couple of photos of goats i have taken with excocet,if i can work out how to do ...

thanks lonewolf
sounds like a good idea, any tips (or links) on building a groundblind?
cheers peter

thanks guys it seems that a treestand would be preferred method BUT unfortunately, i'm in south australia and i have never even seen a tree stand (i'd be fairly certain you cant buy them here) as deer are not a very common target over here, due to lack of numbers and areas where they exist are not c...

hi all i would really appreciate any info on hunting fallow deer which regularly visit a watering hole in the early in the mornings at a local reservoir.there is a treeline (pine forest) which mostly surrounds this water hole (which is actually a small inlet off a very large body of water).there wou...