Excalibur Crossbow Forum

X3 You made the right decision as a safe and ethical hunter! Good luck on your next hunt...

You now have a cool conversation piece to hang on your wall and looking forward to the hunting pics!!!

Good questions and since I'm new to crossbow hunting as well, I'm looking forward to the replies because I'm shooting the same broadhead this season.

Good luck...

I've been extremely well pleased with my Axiom purchase. It's very accurate and probably the best deal going for what you get! All you need are some broadheads and you're ready to go hunting.....

Cool set up!!! Thanks to everyone for the advice and for making me feel more comfortable with using this thin on Pine trees.

Thank you for sharing this outstanding thread and for reminding us of what's really important in life! May GOD bless you both beyond measure...

Use this address to watch part 1&2 to decide for yourself if you want to undertake this endeavor. I plan to do it myself in the future but have spare strings for now. It's a good skill to acquire in my opinion and the instruction is amazingly well presented.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZILK...

Thanks for the replies... Still not sure how they will work on a Pine tree with that cable. My old one from back in the day when I could shoot my compound bow had a metal bar that bit into the bark pretty good. Will test it out when it comes in.

Wow ninepointer!!!! Sounds like the kind of problems I'd like to have!!!!! Good luck on your hunts this year!

Congrats to you both!!! Looking forward to the pics..

If it were my choice, I'd opt for the crossbow. It's more of a challenge, it's more fun, and you don't have to clean it with solvent after the shot... PS: GOD bless you for serving our Country...

Outstanding looking skinner you got there Bro!!!!! Very impressive for sure!!!!

Just ordered one of these last night so I'll have more options with my crossbow this season. Anybody use one of these? Was wondering if anyone has any pros or cons about them??? I haven't owned a tree climber in 15+ years and they've changed a lot!!!! Looks like it'll hold this old fat man... Will k...

Some really good advice has already been offered, but the most important factors to me are: 1) Location - Picking the right spot for your stand(s) is vital to getting a good opportunity for a shot. If you can, have several spots so you can be down wind of your target area. Get there and settled in b...