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Awesome stuff nice deer

Hey man, we are all just hunters slinging arrows so don’t worry about a skill level. Thing is if YOU know the broad head is hitting behind the pin. That’s all that counts. A lot of people don’t know how to tune where field points and broadhead hit the same spot.

I have used them before...massive cut! Huge Blood trails!

5 lbs less draw weight, 2 inches more draw length, and you'll be in the ballpark.

wow what a beautiful deer and what a great story thank you for sharing this story, that was such an amazing shot as well, he opened up real fast

I fell out of the tree

no mention of blinds tree stands , backpacks field dressing kit water humm loads of stuff here missed for sure

in canada you can get a new compound more then powerful enough for hunting for like under 200 bucks new my buddy has one and i was shocked at the price and it goes to 60 lbs but we only need 40lbs for deer and turkey so thats where we set his , i got my stinger 3g used complete package for 200.00 i set it for 54 and it goes to 70 and i also have many other bows all hunting class excet for 2 of them but the others are recurves and compounds got them used as well all under 200.00 cnd i think that the expensive bows are like expensive guitars bragging rights only...

Your main issue is you are slapping punching the trigger. You are set up wrong for trigger. Shorten the release to the point you can ho9k the index finger deeply over the tigger. First joint. Set the trigger zero travel with tension enough you won’t fire it when putting finger on it. Now learn to pull straight back like you’re going to punch something with your elbow. Pull with back muscles- do NOT MOVE the finger. Get yourself in control as right now punching your brain is in control CONSCIOUSLY! Watch “ bow only outdoors “ and see his learning video on trigger release use. Try it seriously. You won’t believe the results and control you will get. Yes, it will take a few hundred shots to ingrain this technique into your brain. NO MORE PUNCHING.

This helped me but it’s gonna take some time

I think beginners need to use a wrist strap release and start around a 50 pound draw weight and just get like gold tip arrows or Easton 6.5 there cheaper then say an Easton axis or rip TKO which if you lost one of those you would be crying lol on occasion, I lose a fletching lol I’m like noooo And a sight that has no more than 3 pin’s

Always ran a pretty heavy arrow, but using a little lighter setup this year. Excited to see how it does on elk and deer

Shoulder blades do not stop broadheads. They will stop a lot of them, but not all. The reason crossbow bolts CAN BE stopped by broadheads is because speed DOES NOT equal penetration. It's momentum, but more specifically on a hard impact like heavy bone, it's impulse or HOW LONG the projectile is pushing on the object. I.e. heavier projectiles. I've been pulling a bow for 20 years now. I've killed game with heavy aluminum shafts with fixed blades. I've also killed them with 400gn carbon with expandable heads. Yes. Shot placement needs to be there. BUT... the animals have a vote. I.e. moving on the shot or jumping the string. The fight time on a 400gn arrow at 60 yards moving 300fps is .6 seconds. The flight time of a 650gn arrow moving 235 fps is .76 seconds. The difference in flight time is 16 one-thousandths of a second... or about a fast as you can blink. The difference is the light arrow isn't breaching bone. The heavy one, with an efficient, ALWAYS deployed, sharp head will. Targets don't move. Animals do. At .6 seconds of flight time, you aren't beating them. Shot placement is king. Behind that, you have structural integrity, followed by perfect arrow flight. If you can't get your arrow to stay together and fly perfectly, it didn't matter what it weighs. Good info here.

Nice bow. You draw looks a little too short. You have alot of bend in your elbow.

Good morning. I'm new to archery, only been at it a few months. I currently have 30 and 40 pound take down bows. I'm just target shooting in the yard at the moment, but I am working on increasing the poundage with hunting in mind. I'm shooting Amazon special 500 spine carbon arrows. I decided on 28 inch because they seem to fly a bit straighter/correct themselves faster than the 31 inch arrows I started with and I'm only pulling them 26 inches anyway. I've been eyeballing a 55 pound, but I'm not sure if I would need to upgrade to a stiffer arrow. Any and all advice is welcome. Thank you kindly and have a great day 👍

How about you fix your draw length first

My current hunting setup is 478grains give or take a little bit. I’m using my food scale for reference. So is it accurate? I’m not sure. But I feel pretty confident it is. ( I’m using an Easton axis.5mm 300spine mega meat 100gr with I believe the standard 50 grain standard inserts and with Chris bee X3 3 inch vanes it’s a really stable arrow. And accurate set up I’ve shot Several different arrows over the years and this one has it hands-down. I like 300 spines but 340 is good too. Never tried a 250.

I agree the speed argument is outdated. Shot placement is by far more important than speed ever will be

Nice trigger punch

Draw length is way short and for the clothing issue you can put something around your arm to hold clothing back and like nick said fixing that will do awesome shit for you like slow your pin movement way down but i still think you trying to help people is a good thing so dont take it personal

As soon as the draw results come out and I draw a tag, the broadheads go on. Get 3 months of hunt Practice

Nice video dude love the content just earned a subscriber

One thing that will help drastically is lengthen your draw length. Looks to short..

I shoot Easton axis 5mm arrows wt Magnus stinger buzz cut broadheads out of my Mathews V3X 29 and they fly great. I shoot 3 blade fixed broadheads to. I have a review on my channel how to sharpen them.

Nice video dude!

Looks fun

If ur a loser its ok to use decoys

Thank you for this, I did not know you had to rough up a slate call.

Really good tips !!! I've been hunting turkeys for 40 yrs and all of those scenarios have happened to me. Calling when I'm approaching a bird's position is one of my mistakes that I'm going to do differently and conscientiously now that I listened to your explanation. I love upping my game. There is always something to learn Thanks

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Interesting gonna give that a shot

Awesome!

I can’t find a website. Any help. Thanks.

Awesome video man! Looking forward to more.