Excalibur Crossbow Forum

Too bad the world has so many undiciplined scoundrals who do not respect folks right to own property. Private is private. On the subject of ATV's, as Brayhaven can attest, there is a grand alternative to noisy, earth wrecking machines. The alternative is all terrain, standard with four on the floor,...

For what it's worth I agree with you. You'll be happy to know that my agreement and five or so bucks will get you a cup of coffee at any starbucks in Spokane.
JD Jim Jones

I'm drooling. And mule deer are supposed to be big!
JD

Nope, not a bit.
Hope yours isn't too bad.
JD

JR wrote to say he/she hopes one bad apple does not spoil the barrel. :D We are the other apples, so we have the full say as to whether we spoil or not. Personally, having spoken my thanks and "rememberance" of the Canadians who risked themselves for a buncha Americans when the chips were ...

May God bless all veterans, and all who lost loved ones defending our freedom.

And to my Canadian friends a warm thank youfor all the times you have spent your blood to secure the peace and freedom of folk like me.

Oh yes, didn't know God ever made em that way.
JD

Well, due to the blood and toil of the marines and others of their ilk, we are free to own crossbows.
That is something to do with crossbows.
Not looking to be disagreeable
JD

I agree with pretty much all that hooey except I could never agree to have Canada on list two. I may be the only one in the world that remembers the Canadian embassy hiding some of our embassy folk in that Iran fiasco following the mullah's take over of the country. Yep, I remember those fine Canadi...

Oh yeah, wool socks unless you are alergic. Wool pants and shirt for that matter. Retains 60% of it's thermal quality even when wet. Unlike jeans, which will kill you quick if you ever come to a really rough spot. I suspect lots of the folk who leave early via freezing in the mountains were dressed ...

Sorell boots with the felt liners. Get extra liners and you can change em out daily. Also, treat the boots with snow seal. They weigh a ton, but keep your feet toasty even in central Alaska. Not a commercial, but there is a large boot store in downtown Fairbanks that carries them in an amazing bunch...

Whoa, but I bit on that one.
What a grin.
JD

Yeppers, quite good. You'll likely be surprised how long folk have been using laminate bows.
JD

Last one saw me naked still gags on the anaversery.
JD

I failed to get my local on the list, puters aren't my thing . I am in south western Wyoming. A three hour drive from the Bridger Teton National forest, where lotsa elk live.
JD