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@@mustafam956 I had the MR pop up 28, absolutely loved it. But I started climbing without sticks so I didn’t need the load carrying features that one had. So I switched to an eberlestock bandit with the hip belt and it’s a bit lighter more simplistic. They have both been great, just depends on what you want to do with them. Thanks for commenting!

@@Outdoor-TacticsI really appreciate it dude. You clearly put a lot of effort and passion into these videos and want to make hunting and archery accessible to others. Those of us with no tradition of hunting rely on TH-cam haha. I’m still practicing shooting but we have a season till feb in Rhode Island so I’m hoping to try my luck before the season’s out!

@ best of luck and I’m glad you’re finding value in these videos!

@@erroljohanning9625 works just fine, the diopter is adjustable for focus. So even if you switch it from person-to-person or glasses to no glasses, you can adjust it so that the target and reticle are in focus for your eye. Thanks for commenting!

Every time.

@@jerome-jr5xo thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed!

@@andyeighttre Gotta love it man!

@@fendyou17 black hornets. I have my whole arrow and bow build on the channel as well. Thanks!

@@timbow50 I’ve hunted with sliding pins before and liked them too. It’s just convenient that my sight tape lands at 20/35 so I’m very happy with it. Thanks for commenting!

@@basserbestt4063 thanks for the comment!

Sadly yes 😎

@@Outdoor-Tactics that’s awesome me too wish I had more local archers near me lol

Hard to say haha. Wouldn’t recommend testing it.

@@pamelapelech3249 not my favorite noise

@@poolhalljunkie55 noticed that after. Shooting downhill off a sloped surface is odd. But at 8 yards, I got away with it.

@ hey brother you said it at 8 yards you can about aim down the shaft but they are some great tutorials on TH-cam on how the set all the axes on your sight and that spot hog should have three might make you a little more accurate at long distance

@ oh the sight is definitely set first second and third axis already, I was just freaking out 😂

@ oh my bad I thought you said it was off a little on steep slopes and side hills I just miss read

Witch model is that

Thanks for watching!

@@babyswole4511 it all hits me after the shot lol

@@EliteEntertainment517 I switch it up to match my situation. I’d just spend about 10 hours in the saddle before getting down and moving to this spot. Ground hunting gets the blood pumping!

@ I agree not much of a better feeling than being down there, finding that ambush spot and having the plan come together. Congrats on your kill man. Keep the content coming!

Definitely not what I expected to happen, especially without any spine contact. I'll take it though!

That's pretty crazy, my buck this year had some white speckling coming up his hooves and a couple tiny ones near his shanks. Pretty neat.

@@DarkGuardian94 thanks for the comment, sounds like you handled that perfectly.

@@DumBassFishn thanks!

@@amysleeman8674 thank you much!

@@GCSimons Anytime there’s a follow up available I try to take it unless I see the deer starting to make its way to the ground. Thanks for watching!

@@takedowngaming3771 yeah it’s not my favorite, a quick follow up got her down and outta there inside a minute.

@@Outdoor-Tacticswhat is that sound?

@@Castingwithd Northeast Ohio

@@JohnMoseleyMoseley my biggest yet, thanks man!

Pretty sure no one says that.

That's dumb. You don't get to decide the right way for someone to express themselves after an accomplishment like that. It's all a personal experience that you definitely don't get to judge.

Yep you do you

@@Bionicbunnywabbit it missed the shoulder on the way in and went through the opposite one. I found it lodged against the hide. This was a black hornet broadhead with 100 grains of insert behind it. Did great in my opinion!

Don’t try it with a mechanical, but a somewhat heavy arrow with a sharp fixed blade will punch through

I’ve been using that setup for about 3 years now. It’s been a real workhorse. Cheers

@@kenbarker624 thanks!

I'll usually go into the shop twice yearly for a hardcore tune and try to avoid messing with the strings and cams. I may stop in to get timing checked, but typically, if something seems out of tune, I'll experiment with my rest to get the arrow flight I'm looking for. It's worked for me so far, but I can see a bow press in my future. There is a ton of info to be learned there. Thanks for the comment!

@@saraventura1333 absolutely. In fact, it’s illegal to waste.

@@bradmitchell8377 check out the pinned comment for a better explanation 👍🏻