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Samick Sage Takedown Recurve Bow Stump Shooting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- Samick Sage Takedown Recurve Bow Stump Shooting
I took the day off for my birthday and the son in law and I packed the Jeep up with our archery gear and headed to the local mountains to do some stump shooting with our Samick Sage takedown recurve bows. Come along and join us as we walk through the woods playing with our bows.
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ordered my samick last night so im watching as many videos as I can to comfort the 2-5 day delivery time , ugh ......great video man
First order a Flemish Twist Fast Flight string for that bad boy. It will give it a huge performance lift. Then go out and shoot that bow and wear it out! Congrats.
I ordered a standard Dacron string this time. might try your Flemish twist next once I try the standard one. not to up-to-speed with recurve shooting. my current bow & crossbow are both compound. looking forward to trying recurve. reckon i'll get a sight, but definitely want to try instinctive too.
OriginalFWIZ gaming niiice im gonna order me one soon. What poundage did you get
GrilledCheezeSammich not yet but in the next few days I will😁
“You can get a quickly, while your doing archery out in the woods” 😂😂
I really love stumping, or roving, and enjoy watching others do it. I do it a bit differently than you guys do, though. First, I use my 35# limbs. Second, I use cheap Allen carbon arrows with flu-flu's and blunts. But when you boil it down, it's still about wandering around in the woods with stick and string. Thanks for the video.
+Michael Colloton Your welcome.
looks like you guys had a lot of fun! Archery was my thing growing up in rural ( read boondocks) Pennsylavania. Haven't touched a bow since 1972 when I joined the navy but I still have my Ben Pearson 55#,62" recurve I received as a Christmas present in 1968! Still has the original cat- gut string! My nephew has claimed the bow as his own so I have been eyeing the Samic for awhile now. Now that I'm retired that would be good hobby for me. Thanks for the inspiration and keep up the great vids!
+A Keeper Of Odd Knowledge Your welcome and thanks for watching the video's!
Makes sense! Stalk and shoot stumps. No permit license, unlimited harvesting. Slow and low cooking making the wood soft and tender. Entice termites to have a feast, and breed a large population. Then feed the termites to the chicks becoming healthy chickens, for a chicken dinner! Stumps to termites to chickens to dinner! LUVVING IT, definitely a prepper and bushcrafting technique. Hehehe.
Love the comment. Thanks for watching.
Looks like fun gotta get a recurve
Stump shooting is really good archery practice, love it! Nice video! Take care, Joachim
Thanks for watching.
Great video Jon! I have a Samick sage takedown, and as you said, they're great fun! I remember watching a video Dave Canterbury did, a year or so ago, he used one hunting, and took down a white tail deer with it. So I guess if your skill level is high enough, it could also be used for hunting! thanks for sharing Jon, and Charlie! 👍👍
A bit of shooting time and you would be ready for the hunt b
Good stuff! Think the Sage is gonna be my 1st bow.
I have a vintage Kwikee Kroger I got from my dad on a Bear Hunter Takedown and it has that same vibrating sound on every shot. It drives me nuts because the bow is silent and all I get is that rattling quiver. That Tru Glow quiver seems to be just as quiet as the bow though! Awesome video.
Great vid, great info
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for coming along with us.
Awesome!! I've got a 55# and love shooting that bow. I've always found it to be very forgiving!
We had a great time messing around out in the woods. Thanks for stopping by.
i have @#40 and it as a great packable bow. specially when you need more than one bow. with the interchangeable limbs you can turn one bow into two bows, which comes in handy on family hiking trips
+Around The Backyard I'm going to get the 35 pound limbs for bow fishing and backyard practice...
Bummed I haven’t seen you since before now but love the content would love to come on one of these walking woodland shoots with you guys! I’m from the Colorado Springs area if you guys are ever out let me know!
Heck ya. Thanks for reaching out.
Nice setup Jon. It's been a long time since I used a recurve. Memory flashback. Nice looking bow. Happy belated birthday. Dan
Thanks Dan.
Very nice, looked like fun! 😸
We had a great time thanks for watching.
I love my samick sage and will be taking my deer this year with mine. I am running the 55# limbs. Great Review as always sir.
Thanks we had a fun time filming this video
Nice stuff and good shooting. I was looking at reviewing the Sage. That is one popular bow, I see them all the time at shoots. Believe it or not, I have never stump shot! I grew up in Northern Illinois, we had no stumps to shoot, it was all flat lands and open fields. Did a ton of sky shooting though.
+3D Archery Greg thanks for stopping by.. I need to tune Charile's bow and get the twang down.. We had a fun day in the woods. Your video's have inspired me to get out and shoot more..
I'm using for years a Samick, I like the bow.
For the price you can't beat it.
Great video
+Urban Hunterz Thanks for watching.
+Wingman115 How much are the arrow holder thing?
5 or 6 dollars at any archery shop. It's called a Bear Weather Rest.
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Alright thanks man! Ill look into it.
Great vid! Thanks! Tomorrow i will go to the next shop and buy my first recurve bow! Usually i´m shooting all kind of airguns, but this looks like fun too! :) Greatings from Germany
Thanks for watching.
Man that looks like so much fun. If I had more time and $$$ would love to get a bow.
It would be a fun time with the boys for sure.
I have always shot just one arrow at each target. One shot at a deer... one shot at the target. Forces you to estimate the yardage more closely. Lot's of fun though.
We had a great time. Thanks for watching.
If there was one sport left in this world... let it be archery!!!!
Using 65# on my Sage. I'll be in the wild of Maine in two days.
Sweet.
Another very nice video. Cheers, Mate.
Thanks Jack.
It's nice you guys can get out and spend time together having fun. I was going to suggest some string silencers but you already mentioned that. You may want to keep the 50 lb limbs on for bow fishing. The fiberglass fish arrows are like shooting logs and they can use the extra power to get them moving and to hit with authority. Just my 2 cents. Good shooting by the way.
+James Cooper I will check out what your saying.. I may run the bow fishing arrows through my chrony to see how well they travel. Thanks for the comment and watching.
Looking forward to doing this when my boys are a bit older.
It will be fun times.
Happy belated birthday John. See you on the next video...LOL
+Top Secret Industries Thanks so much..
as well as those aluminums are flying that's what I would be hunting with. heavy arrow+sharp broadhead = passthrough= short tracking job
I agree and I won't cry when I lose one. Thanks for watching.
that's hilarious I just purchased this same bow this last Friday . I think it one of the best recurve bow. for the price on the market. great video :)
+Robert b It's not bad and with a bit of tuning they shoot really well.
Thank you. Nice video.
Nice shooting, great recurve bow.
Thanks Dan we like to have fun.
that was some damn fine shooting, & barebow? I wish I was that good with sights lol
Best time you can have,with yer clothes on.We{My huntin pard and i}Set up a stumpin camp and have at it.We cook in the dutch ovens and make a Hunt like outing of it.We started ditching the 3D shoots to do it.Thats how much we like it.I have some high dollar bows and im going to get a Sage.Ive shot the Sage at my friends shop and there is nothing wrong with them at all.
Sounds like a great time.
Enjoyed it
+FraterSolzai Thanks for stopping by.
It's like a mix of arrow golf and HORSE.
+crashstitches79 Yes!
Love my samick
Thanks for watching.
Would you recommend this bow for small game to maybe a deer hunting? or do you have a recurve bow you'd suggest for off grid camping and hiking?
It's a great starter how I shoot it all the time.
Hello, very good video excellent presentation, I have a question, where can I buy the Quiver they use in the samick sage?
Lancaster archery.
The twang sound is you pulling the string to the side when you release, not the strings fault.
+Garrett Harper brace height was off from string stretch. I fixed it for him after the shoot.
Very nice set up brother.....
+PrepperKip Thanks I'm going to start doing some more traditional archery video's as time permits.
Is there a preferred way to cook a stump?
Boil it to soften the wood that's the best way. If you roast it that just burns it.
Hey I have a question, whenever I first buy this bow, or any recurved bow. Would it be ok to just start out shooting arrows that are made for compounds? or it would be a better option just to go ahead and buy the bear weather rest?
I think (& I would double-check this) that compound arrows may be heavier spine. that may affect how far/fast a recurve will shoot it (faster/closer drop-off?). personally, I'd buy lighter arrows for the recurve - though these are all things I'm going to have to learn myself once my first recurve gets delivered this week. so DO NOT simply take my word for it. hope you hear from more experienced archers than me
Freaking Awesome Video Bro!
Thanks it was a great day in the woods.
Thinking of trading in my compound for a takedown bow! Good shooting guys!!
Traditional shooting is fun for sure. Thanks for watching b
are you guys in the national forest? How secluded is up there? looks like a cool little play ground you found. I'd have drive a good 2 hrs for me to get to some out of the way woods.
Do a map recon look for BLM land or National Forest land that's close and get out and shoot. Maybe there is a archery club in your area you can practice at. If there is a will there is always a way.
Hello, I've been shooting compound for many years and have just purchased a Samick Journey which is basically a Sage at a 64" length. I'm accustomed to shooting a 70lb compound and Im hoping that the 55lb limbs I got with my Samick wont be too much weight. Anybody with thoughts?
Remembering there is no let off like a compound bow. You will have to give it a go and see.
I just ordered this bow on Amazon and I wanted to see what I'm getting into, great video! Also, it's great to see you guys having fun like this. P.S. As much as having your backpacks on looks awesome, it can sometime obstruct the camera and ruin the shot.
Congrats on your purchase. Note taken on the backpacks. Thanks for watching. Now get outside and shoot that new bow!
Come Wednesday I will!
Judos are not "just working well". The claws break off too easy while stumping or roving. So done good, better haven´t talked about the loss rate, right?
you can go down to 25 lbs draw as well
Would they be good hunting bows?
Yes even Dave Canterbury harvested a deer with his.
Good shooting guys if you was using feathers off the shelf you would have been even better...
+Gareth Hughes I choose the Bear Weather Rest for this set up so I can shoot any arrow with the bow.. Thanks for watching.
***** so the Bear weather rest shoots just as good with vanes? if so I'm going to get some...
I put it on so I could shoot vanes or fletching.. I've been using them for years.
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Its hard to pick certain things up here in the UK but I think they'll be available but I'm out in the States a lot so I normally just buy my things like that there for less cost, I'll see if I can get a couple here then stock up while I'm there if I like them..
interesting. nice to hear from an experienced archer on this. can't recall if it was a vid or website product blurb, but it said feathers for shelf or rest, but vanes off the shelf would kick the arrow & affect accuracy. not disagreeing or arguing. I've not even got my first recurve delivered as yet. hence watching all these samick sage vids ;)
are you in san diego?
i just saw your squirrel hunting video.
watching that video makes me wanna get my hunting lic again and go out squirrel hunting.
Yes east county back country.
nice.
im in santee
seeing your channel really inspires me to get back in to doing outdoor stuff again.
would you recommend those arrow tips with my carbon arrows on my compound bow or would i be better off getting the aluminum eastons?
also do you squirrel hunt often?
I can't get out as much as I would like to but as time permits I head out to the backcountry.
cool cool
I got my bow a few days ago and the string really does deteriorate pretty quickly. I have been having a tough time finding decent arrows too. this archery stuff seems to be a lot of trial and error. and money.
+Phillip Delaney I replaced the string on my Sage within a month. I can get carbon arrows for about $6 apiece all day long on eBay. And you're totally right about trial and error. However, I figure that I have way less than $250 in my Sage, which includes the bow, string, a couple dozen arrows, fletching, quiver, armguard, glove, points, the whole bit. That's pretty cheap for the pleasure I get out of it.
+Michael Colloton yeah I got a new string too! 3riversarchery
+Phillip Delaney I love 3 Rivers! I hope you have better luck with your string than I did with mine. It wouldn't stop stretching. I get my strings from a couple guys on eBay.
+Michael Colloton I just twist mine up to get the correct brace height
+Phillip Delaney Yeah, that's the point: I had to twist it up every time before I strung the bow. I didn't want to over-twist the string, so after about 200 arrows, I gave up. My current string stopped stretching after about 100 arrows. That was almost a year ago and I may have put 10 twists in it during that time, mainly to play around with brace height...
got to assume your son's shooting will tighten up exponentially when his bow's properly tuned. can really hear the string twang - I'm thinking that'll affect accuracy quite a bit? waiting delivery of my own 40lb Samick Sage this week & can't wait to get it up & running. probably use my Hoyt Charger as my primary bow. & do enjoy my Barnett Wildcat C5 crossbow. though I do think there's a bit more "art" to the bows. this was an enjoyable vid. (by the way, I only target shoot. 1. don't like to kill unless at absolute need or for mercy. 2. bowhunting is illegal in the UK. apparently for "humane" reasons - though chasing down wildlife & the occasional pet on horseback with a large pack of dogs is in no way cruel - go figure)
Your right we had to tune his bow. The brace height was too close. Time to move to Canada get out of the UK before all hell breaks loose.
how's Charlie like that backpack?
+Surago He likes it.. But he has it loaded down pretty good as he's testing it out.
***** its one of those mil spec level three assault packs right? I keep seeing them on sale, those and the level ones and I don't know what the difference is
Surago
I believe so.. I will have to ask Charlie.
Hello wingman115 I am from India and i want to buy samick sage so from where i can import and how much it would cost?
+Ganesh Iyer Their all over eBay for about 140 dollars.
you cant find them in Colombia!!!
Nice archery practice.
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Uwe
We had a fun day. Thanks for watching.
what reel would you recommend?
Not sure still researching.
Thinking about taking my Bear Sonova in to get fitted with a standard thread pitch so I can just pull the reel off of my spinning rod and stick that on there. I spool up with 50 pound Spiderwire, and I really don't see that breaking.
animusauthor
I'm learning about bow fishing keep me posted how it works out for you.
what kind of hat is that?
kryptek camo
Pine cone Lives Matter !
+Lancelot Xavier LOL
you guys need a cameraman, over all good video
+WarPig SoldierOfGod Your right! Thanks for stopping by.
You should buy a 30 - 35 lb limbs,50 is 2 strong for both of you...left hand cant shake while you shoot.
Brother shot a ton of arrows before the making of this video. We’re fine.
@@Wingman115 I doubt....50 lb is way 2 strong for beginners,beside targets that you shoot at that distance is easier to aim with 30 lb or 35 lb......50 lb is more for hunting and more experienced archers....no hard feeling :)
@@salemilinovic Wingman is fairly experienced I believe. Long shooting sessions, it happens.
Those bows are noisy