don't know if'n you have heard that saying before or not. I sure hope they don't set up my age in targets 
I would never finish the course 
Count for Big Bear Birthday Shoot
....GaryL wrote:Happy BD again BigBear, shucks you still be just a little wet behind the ears
..thanks Gary!..yup i've heard that saying before...wish you were closer ...would be nice to seeya!..anyways, thankyou, and take care 
...hopefully we can post some pics 
....seeya..BB Excalibur Micro Mag 340
Quill Bolts
125gr Slick Trick broadheads
Quill Bolts
125gr Slick Trick broadheads
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Tombuckbull
..Hi Mark...your more than welcome to attend ...hope you can make it...you'll have lots of help, from the boys, and most of all..you'll have fun to boot!...seeya..BB...also all the targets well be marked for the yardage...just make sure your bow is sighted in..and you'll hit foam for sure [/quote]
Thanks Lou for the warm welcome, I will be there tomorrow morning and my neighbour would also like to attend (he is one of the owners of the camp with Carl in Dunchurch which we hunt at). I actually stopped by a friends place last night who bow hunts as well for a quick "crossbow 101" lesson. He sighted in my bow for me at 20 & 30 yards and said it it shooting very well. Then the moment I had been waiting for the "rookie" steps up somewhat nervously, lines up his scope on the target, removes his safety, squeezes the tigger and tick, a decent shot to to vital organs on his practice doe target. What a huge adrenaline rush. I am still floored and amazed by the power and accuracy of my new investment, I'm so glad I bought an Excalibur. I ended up staying for about an hour and shot about another 30 times from between 20-40 yards. I can't wait to practice the next 2 months and am looking forward to participating in my first bow hunt once season opens. Thanks again guys for posting all you great tips and advice and look forward to meeting some of you tomorrow.
Mark
...hope you can make it...you'll have lots of help, from the boys, and most of all..you'll have fun to boot!...seeya..BB...also all the targets well be marked for the yardage...just make sure your bow is sighted in..and you'll hit foam for sure [/quote]Thanks Lou for the warm welcome, I will be there tomorrow morning and my neighbour would also like to attend (he is one of the owners of the camp with Carl in Dunchurch which we hunt at). I actually stopped by a friends place last night who bow hunts as well for a quick "crossbow 101" lesson. He sighted in my bow for me at 20 & 30 yards and said it it shooting very well. Then the moment I had been waiting for the "rookie" steps up somewhat nervously, lines up his scope on the target, removes his safety, squeezes the tigger and tick, a decent shot to to vital organs on his practice doe target. What a huge adrenaline rush.
I am still floored and amazed by the power and accuracy of my new investment, I'm so glad I bought an Excalibur. I ended up staying for about an hour and shot about another 30 times from between 20-40 yards. I can't wait to practice the next 2 months and am looking forward to participating in my first bow hunt once season opens. Thanks again guys for posting all you great tips and advice and look forward to meeting some of you tomorrow.Mark