Excalibur Crossbow Forum

agreed..Lisa and I processed our first deer this year...a Normark filletting knife worked real slick....just work the knife down to the skin at one end (or poke it through across the grain between the meat and the membrane) slight downwards pressure on the knife...and push the knife away from you......

lol...good point!!

acetone= nail polish remover...."borrow" some from the wife....if the foam is hard....take out the trigger assembly and pick away at it....the trigger assembly from what I understand is not that complicated...however..I would still take it to a machinist or a gunsmith to unassemble and rea...

Excellent Excellent news Scott...definately a fighter....give her our regards

G&L

Excellent news Scott....and I reiterate...being pissed off is a good thing....her airbourne training will help her focus and channel her energy into her recovery...you may just have to remind her ...lol

keep the spirits up...

Ger

OMG!! I just read this story now and I will apologize if there are any spelling mistakes...but I am having a really hard time seeingmy keyboard right now for the tears streaming down my face!!

Good One hoss...good one

Spectacular pics RJ....next to the hunt...photographing wildlife as you do it is my greatest passion.....

perhaps ..oneday...if we meet....the great "photo-jedi" master can teach young "photo-jedi" some of his tips...


Thanks again for the great story RJ

there is always hope roadrunner.....know basically the way the deer travel.... work the wind in your favour...and...now...with snow on the ground...makes finding their travel routes easier..... oh....and 1 other thing i didn't mention...when you are sitting in the stand....try not to picture the dee...

personnally..I like the 25-06...a little heavier so it doesn't get blown around in those stiff February winds...but still shoots like a laser....also..it is essentially a necked down 30-06.....so resizing some 30-06 brass is the easiest way to reload....just an opinion On the other hand.....I work w...

I apologize to all the dialup users and the Admins if this is too big of a post........but this...is a long story The Curse Has Been Lifted Ger’s First Crossbow Deer 11-21-08 2245hrs Laying in bed trying to decide….is it really worth it? I have tried countless # of times to harvest a deer here at th...

hmmm...carcass gone this morn? It wasn't the 'yotes in out in our area that carried it off was it? Uncle fester took a 'yote last week that looks like it could have carried off a beef carcass!! lol Really sorry to hear about your "run in" we have had trespassers... we have a neighbour that...

definately beagle...heres the caption from my coffee mug " An ancient breed, the Beagle has been a favorite of sportsmen for hundreds of years. Known worldwide for it's ability to hunt various quarries, the Beagle is a merry and affectionate dog, loving people and other pets alike. It adores ch...

thanks! found out company went belly up. also found brick to cut. life is good. gotta pm you an indecent brick layer joke, lol. pm me your email address..I have phone #'s and etc for the contact info...where did you find the info that the company went belly up...I have lots of stuff here suggesting...

For those of you in and around the Kitchener area

http://theguncentre.ca/

they don't have alot of the hunting gear in stock yet...but all they need is a little guidance and I think they will do ok

nuff said