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0:00 Introduction
0:02 120 Yard Buffalo
2:09 90 Yard Fallow Deer
3:00 94 Yard Roe Deer
4:11 90 Yard Elk
4:54 122 Yard Moose
5:40 85 Yard Whitetail
6:57 81 Yard Wolf
8:22 70 Yard Black Panther
10:05 112 Yard Sasquatch
12:21 90 Yard Mountain Goat
13:13 71 Yard Whitetail

[@chrississon2646]

Y’all do a good job on your vid’s , keep ‘‘em coming

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

Thank you! More to come!

[@scottharmon76]

Awesome shooting!

[@bigfhands]

i just clicked on this video to see the guy shoot 120yards and immediately recognized the guy and red from his shot process “it’s all about consistency” keep it up brother!!

[@timbow50]

Looks like you guys/gals had some more good times again. It fascinates me the hits you guys get on those crazy long shots. 👍👍

[@wcwcgarner2717]

I love watching the arrow fly. Cool video. Myself and my Mathews v3x 29. Are going to two tac events this year.

[@stevecrader3479]

Just got back from ASA Ft Benning, now to shift gears and build my RIP XV setup for TAC Tennessee! Great vid, and good motivation, thanks guys :)

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

Hopefully we’ll see you there!

[@codysmith7456]

Holy crap, yall are some shooters

[@drewolm]

Damn that sight was close to the arrow. That would make me nervous

[@RKeaton]

Nice shooting! Would love to see a video on setting your peep height for long range.

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

Our peep sight height stays the same regardless of the distance

[@MrRay645]

I see the “Raise your peep” advice over and over online, no idea when it started but it spread like wild fire on tac posts this year

[@RKeaton]

@@BowOnlyOutdoors how about on a single pin sight?

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

We keep our peep height the same regardless. Having a consistent anchor point is one of the most crucial aspects to accuracy, keeping the peep sight at the perfect spot for your anchor point will lead to not only consistent face pressure and release positioning, but overall form as well. Altering the peep sight location will throw off all of these attributes, although the angle will allow for more yardage, sacrificing consistency and a proper anchor point is never worth it in my opinion

[@chrississon2646]

🏹🎯…..👍

[@MrTspeeds07]

What releases are you two using? Love your videos, you guys do a great job!

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

Thank you! Josh is shooting the Stan Element resistance and Micah is shooting the Stan Perfex resistance

[@bradybehm4002]

Impressive. What sight from
Black gold?

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

Which bow/shooter are you referring to?

[@jeffjohn9898]

I’m curious, what brand and type of bowsight is preferred for this type of long range shooting?

[@jackbuendgen389]

Slider style sights. These guys are mostly using black gold sights.

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

That is correct, Josh and I are using Black Gold 5 pin slider sights
- Micah

[@jeffjohn9898]

Excellent! Thanks!!!

[@hoganfan2006]

What if the camera man kept the view of the target to see the entire arrow flight?

[@jasonparks389]

What release is Josh shooting think that’s his name haha the orange release

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

It’s the Stan Element resistance release!

[@codysmith7456]

Hey wich course was this? Also was this colorado?

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

South Dakota Sitka, Prime, and BRCC courses

[@miguelfmorales4299]

Which TAC was it?

[@BowOnlyOutdoors]

South Dakota Sitka, Prime, and BRCC courses

[@hoganfan2006]

What if the camera man kept the view of the target to see the entire arrow flight?