Hunting with the Scorpyd DS 400

I took ownership of the Scorpyd Death Stalker 400 in early October. Purchased it from https://scorpydcanada.com

This bow has been a pleasure to own and shoot. Its a true hunting bow. Light weight and easy to manuver in the stand or ground blind. Accuracy out to my 40 yard bow hunting range is superb!

I tipped my DS arrows with the new SWAT A4 X-MAG Crossbow heads and the blood trail is simply amazing!

So far I have harvested 2 deer in Michigan and yesterday I was blessed with a 6 point buck in Ontario. I look forward to along term relationship with this bow!

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Nice bow and buck

Well done, Congrats!

That young buck should eat nice. His neck is not even a bit swollen. Congrats.

What happened to the excals...

Good work!

nice buck Jeff

Congrats on the nice deer. Just curious what’s the pull weight on that Xbow?

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Originally Posted by pbonura

What happened to the excals...

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I was thinking the same thing. He was all about the excals before . Nice Deer and bow by the way congrats

At least its a Canadian company

Nice deer, congrats....any story to it... always like reading the stories behind the hunt... Thanks

I have switched to Scorpyd from Excalibur. Mainly because I wanted more speed but could no longer handle the high draw weight of my my Micro 355 (280#). I used the crank for a bit but found it to be a pain to lug around. The Scorpyd has a 130# draw weight but with the rope cocker it's only 65#. The width cocked is 9.5" ATA.It shoots a 400gr arrow 400fps. The Micro 355 was actually 335fps with a 400gr arrow. I hunt open fields where shots out to 50yards are common. 50yards is my personal max distance with the bow & I wanted a bow that has minimal drop out to 50 & the arrow is there before the deer can move. I still have a re-curve as a back-up but it's going to be for sale soon because I probably wont need it,,,lol

The story behind this hunt.

Waited for the perfect west wind for this ladder stand. Sunday looked to be about perfect so I made the 1.5hr journey to my stand from my house.
Arrived & was in my stand @ 715am. Didn't bump any deer on the way in! :)
At 8:00am this buck came down the well worn game trail that is along the outside of the woods.
I got in position to stop him for a broadside shot & I let a doe bleat. he stopped perfectly broadside @ around 15yards. I put the arrow in the sweet spot. He didn't run away. Just looked up and kept walking. Stopped just behind my stand went in the woods & dropped 20 yards behind my stand.

I am blessed to have permission on a great deer property. Usually see deer on every sit & with the additional deer seal offered to us this year I was finally able to bow hunt there again. This was my third sit and the first in this ladder stand. It was bitter sweet to fill my seal but with the long drive & gun season coming I didn't hesitate to fill my seal when the opportunity presented was at hand.

I will be in the black-powder controlled hunt next week with 3 good friends. Should be a great week to top up the freezer!

Cheers & good luck to those that hit the woods this season... :)

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Originally Posted by bellerivercrossbowhunter

I have switched to Scorpyd from Excalibur. Mainly because I wanted more speed but could no longer handle the high draw weight of my my Micro 355 (280#). I used the crank for a bit but found it to be a pain to lug around. The Scorpyd has a 130# draw weight but with the rope cocker it's only 65#. The width cocked is 9.5" ATA.It shoots a 400gr arrow 400fps. The Micro 355 was actually 335fps with a 400gr arrow. I hunt open fields where shots out to 50yards are common. 50yards is my personal max distance with the bow & I wanted a bow that has minimal drop out to 50 & the arrow is there before the deer can move. I still have a re-curve as a back-up but it's going to be for sale soon because I probably wont need it,,,lol

The story behind this hunt.

Waited for the perfect west wind for this ladder stand. Sunday looked to be about perfect so I made the 1.5hr journey to my stand from my house.
Arrived & was in my stand @ 715am. Didn't bump any deer on the way in! :)
At 8:00am this buck came down the well worn game trail that is along the outside of the woods.
I got in position to stop him for a broadside shot & I let a doe bleat. he stopped perfectly broadside @ around 15yards. I put the arrow in the sweet spot. He didn't run away. Just looked up and kept walking. Stopped just behind my stand went in the woods & dropped 20 yards behind my stand.

I am blessed to have permission on a great deer property. Usually see deer on every sit & with the additional deer seal offered to us this year I was finally able to bow hunt there again. This was my third sit and the first in this ladder stand. It was bitter sweet to fill my seal but with the long drive & gun season coming I didn't hesitate to fill my seal when the opportunity presented was at hand.

I will be in the black-powder controlled hunt next week with 3 good friends. Should be a great week to top up the freezer!

Cheers & good luck to those that hit the woods this season... :)

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Thanks for sharing the story and congrats again...oh good luck next week

Looks like a great bow. I have always liked how compact the 'reversed' limbs look (better out of blinds etc). Great buck!

Nice job!

Congrats on the buck Jeff! Bow looks nice

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Originally Posted by mr meat

Congrats on the buck Jeff! Bow looks nice

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Limbs are still bass ackwards Wes!

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Originally Posted by Zmanzz

Limbs are still bass ackwards Wes!

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