Excalibur Crossbow Forum

I use to be a fixed blade person all the way and loved the Montec G5 and its one piece design. Sumner twisted my arm though and I finally tried some expandables. My now go to head is the Rage 2 blade 2 inch cut. There is definitely something to say about a larger cutting diameter!

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Post subject: Re: skywalker ?

Is this the first signs of a failing culture here at Excalibur?

First signs???

Great post and pictures! Creating memories for a lifetime for the both of you.

American Archery has been around for a long time. It is also local for me. Or use to be. His archery shop was becoming second to his online sales and I believe online sales are all he does now. I have dealt with Russel. Purchased my Exocet from him. He has some of the best online prices around. His ...

It could have been a type o on reporting the serial numbers. Years ago we received a call about one of our guns being used and recovered in a crime. We checked our safe and we still had our gun. Later found out they had a type o in their report.

WOW Thats a GREAT looking buck!
Very nice pictures too Also not a bad looking quiver mount

Congratulations

Congratulations with your first crossbow buck. Thanks for sharing your story. I've had a few fast hunts myself

Chuck AA wrote:obviously they are much easier to use more accurate and an all round better bow than any compound crossbow.

Or other recurve crossbow

Welcome to the forum

Good luck with it Catcher!!! I'm sure we will be seeing a "deer down" picture soon enough

Nice pictures Don and a couple of nice bucks too! When I saw the first picture with the doe I thought it had an arrow sticking up out of its back .
I see it that it wasn't though

Nice buck! Thanks for sharing the story in getting it. Congratulations!!!

GREAT picture! I have taken a couple of shots like that but none have come out nearly that good.

Very nice buck! Congratulations!!!

catcher wrote:Those Brown trout should start getting there fall colours by now. ?

Yep! They should be making their run any time now.

Congratulations Frisky!
A tractor sure can be handy with hauling deer. When I hunt on my parents farm they have a Ford 1900 with a front loader. That front loader is the easiest way ever to get a deer hung up for cleaning