Im a little west almost neighbours. Im over in Myrtleville not five min from you.joeyf wrote:That sounds great, I live in the north end of town, I'm near resurrection school,newbie wrote:what side of town are you on? I have places to shoot just east of town and or in burford/princeton area. If you need some one to help you get thing down and running smooth we could work sometime in on weekends.
There is no 20" limit.joeyf wrote:I went to bow shop in waterloo, I got to shoot the different crossbows by Excalibur, the micro was an awesome bow, I found it quieter and a lot easier to keep a steady shot from a standing position. my question is.....Is the 16.5 inch arrow bolt length legal to hunt game with, is there a 20 inch minimum?
ok thanks I looked at the reg's after I was told thatracking up points wrote:There is no 20" limit.joeyf wrote:I went to bow shop in waterloo, I got to shoot the different crossbows by Excalibur, the micro was an awesome bow, I found it quieter and a lot easier to keep a steady shot from a standing position. my question is.....Is the 16.5 inch arrow bolt length legal to hunt game with, is there a 20 inch minimum?
joeyf wrote:I'm going to purchase a Micro 335 tomorrow at The Bow Shop. (Still undecided on nightmare or camo) My question is what type of broad head are you more experienced hunters using for turkey. I seen these guillotine broad heads that go for the head to save the meat. What are your thoughts? Anyone?
knows that the.......Nightmare 335 ....is by far more cooler and has a much better finish than the RT Camo....those turkey will just come right to you just to get a glimpse of how cool that precision instrument is...you just have to make sure that you don your black leather jacket and dark sunglasses when you put it together...
...if not I do and may I say I love it!
amythntr wrote:joeyf wrote:I'm going to purchase a Micro 335 tomorrow at The Bow Shop. (Still undecided on nightmare or camo) My question is what type of broad head are you more experienced hunters using for turkey. I seen these guillotine broad heads that go for the head to save the meat. What are your thoughts? Anyone?
....I would probably use the same BH that you will use for deer hunting but that is more of my opinion than anything else...I had the same query myself and decided why change when I am familiar with my set up...I would rather hit the bird and retrieve it than worry about hitting a smaller moving target and missing with a different BH than I am familiar with...
....now for which one to buy....well that really is not a question....everyone in the know
....I hope that a gave you an objective opinion in helping you reach a very important decision in your life
Anthony
PS...oh did I mention that I own the ...Nightmare 335
joeyf wrote:amythntr wrote:joeyf wrote:I'm going to purchase a Micro 335 tomorrow at The Bow Shop. (Still undecided on nightmare or camo) My question is what type of broad head are you more experienced hunters using for turkey. I seen these guillotine broad heads that go for the head to save the meat. What are your thoughts? Anyone?
....I would probably use the same BH that you will use for deer hunting but that is more of my opinion than anything else...I had the same query myself and decided why change when I am familiar with my set up...I would rather hit the bird and retrieve it than worry about hitting a smaller moving target and missing with a different BH than I am familiar with...
....now for which one to buy....well that really is not a question....everyone in the know
....I hope that I gave you an objective opinion in helping you reach a very important decision in your life
Anthony
PS...oh did I mention that I own the ...Nightmare 335
Thank you very much for your reply and the laughs.........I understand what you mean on getting a good kill. I think I will buy the BH that Excalibur makes and just use it the bolts the micro comes with I'm new so I don't want to get to confused lol
You think we can get together some time and help me get this this xbow running smoothly and sighted in?newbie wrote:congrats on the new Micro!
Absolutely. As soon as this westher breaks and spring starts to show. I can see if there is room in the barn to set up to 30 yards but will most likely be tight for another month full of equipment.joeyf wrote:You think we can get together some time and help me get this this xbow running smoothly and sighted in?newbie wrote:congrats on the new Micro!
soon as it warms up sure. think we can get Don to play William Tell ? he is about the same height as my Rhino Block!mr meat wrote:Congrats on the Micro you will love it!! You guys want to head over here i can do 50 yds but its COLD!!!
