camo patterns on a crossbow isnt needed but it isvisual appealing, and admit it or not just about everyone around carries a fairly high regaurd for visual appeal when it comes to buying and owningthings like this


I'll bet if you were looking to buy one and I put a deerhide brown vixen and one decked out in excalibur camo on a table and said "you can have either one they're were both the same price" thatthere would be a surprising amount of deerhide brown ones left over after everyone chose...

not to mention that a color/pattern choice for the vixen would only help its sales, I'd bet money that the color alone has turned more than one person away from buying a vixen and I'm sure thedeerhidebrown has intensified more than one persons impression that the vixen is nothing but a "low end" model in excaliburs line, not even worthy of itssharp looking camo patterns...




I like the vixen and wouldnt mind owning one myself, and when it comes right down to it I personally dont mind the deerhidebrown either, but I do like the camo patterns better, and given the choice thats what I'd want...