Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I haven't used the primos decoy but I love decoying. The most important thing is the placement. You cant just stick it 20 yards in front of your stand and expect it to work. I would suggest putting it up wind close to your maximum range. Most bucks will circle downwind before going to a decoy. Also,...

Thats great Crazy, Im sure you wont be forgetting today anytime soon either.

Mike P wrote: Becker is in his glory, Ohio State is beating IL thirty to nothing.

I'd say Becker has to be the wisest in your group Mike.

As for hunting, no dice. I was told the rain would end soon when the skies opened up. Mother Nature: 1, FredBear: 0.

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First, let me say that I have never been to Wisconsin and I don't know what the DNR is like. I not really sure what you want Agingcrossbower. I read your initial post several times and all I can tell is that you don't want more gun hunting, and you don't like regulations. Are you in favor of the ear...

In my humble opinion he's just a year and a half old. Not much of a gut, and narrow in the shoulders. Could be 2 1/2 but its impossible to say he has poor genetics. Even if he was a spike, you just don't know until they get older. Guess I'd better wait until he's pot bellied & sway backed to sh...

In my humble opinion he's just a year and a half old. Not much of a gut, and narrow in the shoulders. Could be 2 1/2 but its impossible to say he has poor genetics. Even if he was a spike, you just don't know until they get older.

The best advice is to use a SHARP knife. Other than that, you have to just roll up your sleeves and get to it. Its going to be messy and your going to make a bunch of little mistakes. Miss the stomach and bladder and you can't screw up too bad though. Good luck and be safe.

as many as you can. Unless your in an area you could have it tampered with, them suggest taking it with you when you hunt.

thanks everyone. in 07 I had to miss muzzle-loader season from the same reaccuring injury, so this is nothing new, it just sucks. I absolutely agree that deer love areas that have been logged, tons of bedding area. While I think many deer will continue to use the area despite people cutting firewood...

I guess I'll just go in order. the good: While driving today, I saw a young buck with a freshly broken main beam on his left side. I also saw two separate doe groups moving between woodlots in the middle of the day. Deer are moving and the season is almost here. the bad: this past weekend the woods ...

huntone wrote: Great Pic.......Darn deer are just teasing and playing

mind games with you Soon they will act like ghosts !

These little bucks can disappear all they want, I've got bigger fish to fry.

sorry to hear that crazy.

FredBear wrote:Man whoever picked that tree did a great job! Nice picture!!!

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. That tree is the biggest pain in my @$$ because my four foot cable lock will only reach around the tree five foot up.

This is one of the first hard antler pics I got this year. I can't believe how well this pic is framed. Small bucks but a cool pic.