Excalibur Crossbow Forum

great video, great shot!!!!

just got back from hunting for the last time this year. Can't get back out before Dec 15 :( . So I guess he is safe for another year. On the bright side, I got to try out my Summit Climber. Although this is the first climber I have purchased and cant compare it to any other make, it is simply grand,...

Look who showed himself after leaving numerous scrapes

now I only have 30days to get him

good thoughts VixChix. I read someplace about having a screw in step on your person to get back in your stand, looking for other ideas like that, that might work

I just received a Summit Goliath climbing treestand today. I am looking for input from people who use climbers or for that matter anyone who uses a treestand. I am wondering, if you have the misfortune of falling and of course hanging by your harness (because you always wear one), what is your pre-p...

Only hunt moose with a rifle at this time, has been talk about having a archery season in my WMU but so far it has only been talk.. I hunt bear (as well as deer) with my vortex.

Ordered it today. Should have by next Tuesday or Wednesday. Still lots of time to use for this year (after I practice going up and down first )

Thanks for the reply's. I e-mailed Al's Corner in Arnprior, yesterday. Has the one that I am interest in (Goliath SD) in stock. Will be ordering.

Can anyone tell me a dealer that sells Summit Tree Stands in the North Bay area, or somewhere close
Thanks

Congrats on the buck and a great shot placement!!!

wabi wrote:Congratulations!!!!!!!!!

Having no experience with bear hunting I have a question.
It doesn't look like the arrow penetrated very deep. Is that normal on a bear shot?

It was a quartering away shot, the arrow penatrated the lung and hit the shoulder on the opposite side

hankenhunter wrote:Wow! Nice sow! Is that your best freind peekin outa the
brush?
Hank

yep,only six month old and reran to go

First bear hunt, first day, first bear harvest and first vortex harvest. Here's my story. Arrive at tree stand 1145hr Sept 17. Set up Spy Point IR-5 to video, light one of my wife's hot apple pie scented candles. All settled in and ready to go at 1200hr. After a few short catnaps and watching/listen...

deerhunter0430 wrote: they are mounted to the trees with steel boxes 1/4 inch thick they would be better off cutting down the tree !!

I can see that happening with the direction the world is going in!!

Well, went to check my trail cameras (Spy Point IR-6 and Bushnell Trail Sentry) and they were gone. Continued back to my hunt camp (about 1 km walk or ATV ride), only to find the door kicked in. Fortunately there wasn't much to take. They did take 3 boxes of 270 shells, a couple boxes of 22 shells a...