The MOST Important Part of a Bow Setup

Listen to the full podcast "Getting Fit for Whitetail Success w/ Joel Burham | HUNTR Podcast #190" to hear the entire conversation.
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[@quintenbullard2921]

Weight doesn’t change accuracy just where your pins are but the arrow will hit behind your pin if it’s sighted in

[@PubliclandhunterBigCountry]

They trying to tell ppl lighter arrows that stay inside a animal is more accurate than a arrow with sufficient penetration. 100% incorrect.

[@quintenbullard2921]

@@PubliclandhunterBigCountry I think there confused between archery and bow hunting

[@muskynimrod]

I have an idea... stop shooting 50 yards or further.

[@quintenbullard2921]

@@muskynimrod I’d say 30. Especially if you have a light set up

[@PubliclandhunterBigCountry]

Sacrifice on penetration 🤦‍♂️ you lost so many ppl with this morainic comment. Leaving arrows in animals significantly raises your percentage of losing that animal. You act like a little bit of a heavier arrow isn't as accurate as light arrow. When its the opposite. This is shameful

[@spartanforgeai]

Facts

[@josiahzielinske4144]

Yes, this is 100% facts

[@whitetailtherapy7908]

I think majority of hunters dont tune anything .. cam timing, cam lean. Paper tune. Bareshaft, nothing i think they throw a broadhead on some arrows and if they can hit a paper plate at 20 its game on

[@RushOutdoors]

ALways have a arrow build for the animal you hunt whitetails are a weak boned animal in general. Its always a debate!

[@user-im4wn4ro4p]

You literally contradict yourself everytime you talk about arrows one day you say it’s accuracy then the next you say it’s all about penetration l 🤦‍♂️