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Post by Woody Williams on Jun 21, 2006 9:55:23 GMT -5
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Post by DEERTRACKS on Jun 22, 2006 6:49:40 GMT -5
Good link.
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Post by Woody Williams on Jun 23, 2006 18:31:49 GMT -5
Here's the equipment Mr. Troubridge used in case any of ya'll didn't read it somewhere else.
Stock Emax
Double walled carbon arrow w/ weights
125 gr Magnus 2 blade cut on contact
900 gr total weight
255 fps
125 ft. lbs. of K.E.
20 yd shot if I recall correctly
Recovered at about 150 yds.
4000 lbs of meat to natives.
The shot was on a slight quartering away angle, arrow lodged in off side leg bone, or would have been a pass-thru on full broadside shot.
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Post by Sasquatch on Jun 28, 2006 15:58:27 GMT -5
Pretty wild. Lots of good meat for the natives. I'd go do that, but where would I put an elephant head in my 1000 SQ ft home?
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Post by DaWG on Jul 3, 2006 11:22:44 GMT -5
This veideo and story helps to fuel the arguement that the crossbow SHOULD NOT be treated any differently than a compound. That shot was taken at 15 to 18 yards. There wasn't anything done differently than a hunter with a compound would have done.
I am glad that I have my Titan TL4
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Post by pbr on Jul 6, 2006 6:32:41 GMT -5
WOW!!
Is this a first?
I've never heard of a crossbower doing that. Numerous bowhunters have doen it, but never a crossbower.
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