He has years of expirience. Think he said on Joe Rogans podcast that he shot his first deer back in 87 or 89 if im not mistaken. And he has been doing it ever since.
@@henrikandreason7261 The more you train and learn (tho you need to actually allow yourself to learn and not just be one of those "I know it all already!" persons...) the more confident you get, because you know what you can and can't do. No wonder this guy is confident with his shooting, if he's been learning and shooting from 87/89 :) Always nice to watch people push those "normal" limits.
For those confused about his comments on MOA. MOA (Minute of Angle) is an angular measurement based off 1 /60th of one degree. AKA Minute of Arc. It doesn't change because you are shooting a bow. The archers Minute of Angle is a simple short hand for describing accuracy based on distance to your target. 1" at 10 yards, 2" at 20, 3" at 30, etc. This is actually 10 MOA they just call it 1 MOA for simplicity sake. As long as you understand one is an actual measurement and one is slang for how accurate you should be, call it whatever you like.
Shot 140 and 150 for the first time ever today. Hit a 6” plate 1 of 3 times at 140 and the same at 150. These distances really puts your form in check. Good shooting there man.
Literally just started compound bow yesterday. Went into the raspberry zone 3x, that was fun. Watching Cam's form is mesmerizing. I will be practicing daily until I can achieve this.
The most important part of the video for me was that last 30 seconds. As a Marine Sniper I always used D.O.P.E. or Data On Previous Engagements. We used a kestral to record elevation, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed, wind direction, the ammo used, the number of shots through that barrel, the method used to clean the bore of the rifle, angle to target if it was steep, and more importantly, the actual scope settings. Then, when it was go time, we had all of this D.O.P.E. that we could reference. It takes 5 minutes to do but can be the difference in a hit or a 10 yard miss at 1k yards. Seems to be the same deal for archery. I guess I will need to start recording again. Thanks Cam
+James Hall Just follow Cams mantra and you will get there. Dont try to achieve perfection, but be better today, than you were yesterday Perfection isnt a goal, its a path
The arrows are released at only a 5 to 10 degree angle so no they shouldn't be on a heavy angle when they hit the target. There will always be haters. Hell of an archer.
I can second this statement in order for him to reach 162 yards given that he draw 70 pound 29-30 inches and uses 420-450 grain arrows 3 inch fletching at .5 inch height and the initial launch of the arrow is 5 feet the angle of initial launch would need to be roughly 5.6 degrees. I will say the angle of the entry looks off but this can be explained by the archers paradox which if you don't know what that is google it.
@@odditywrks3316 Maybe TRT, but I wouldn't think so. He just looks fit and muscular, hes not big, and if he lifts like he says he does, if he was on gear should be alot bigger lol
I know this video is a little old but its content is so inspirational. I had no idea who Cameron Hanes was until the Joe Rogan podcast introduced me to him. All of a sudden I've been dying to purchase a bow and understand more about hunting. I currently run pretty often and seeing the way this guy trains is just awesome. Kudos to you Mr. Hanes. Kudos to you...
I shoot the same bow with the fast Eddie single pin and I just love it. I could not believe how accurate I was straight off the bat. You helped motivate me Cam thanks bro
Perfect practice makes perfect , for all the haters on unethical distance shots , this is just another ordinary day , every single day he practices , cam is a machine , when you get out of bed for breakfast he’s running up and down mountains , lunch time while your eating donuts he’s pushing himself in the gym and in the afternoon he’s practicing shooting he lives and breathes the outdoors , you may think he’s got all the sponsors all the gear anyone could do that , yeah nah , he doesn’t drink , he eats healthy and pushes himself past his limits everyday , it’s his way of life his happiness , he gets his buzz from hunting and being as fit as he can to do it , sponsorships are bonuses , he would be still doing the same lifestyle without them , with the sponsors we just get to go along with him and watch , I have so much respect for this bloke for his talent his humbleness his skill and for his attitude , you can see his love of the hunting and outdoors in his eyes and hear it in his commentaries , he doesn’t take shots at what he is not 100% confident in a killshot , he doesn’t shoot anything ,he is very disciplined and patient waiting for exactly what he wants , he is at the top of his game . We are just lucky enough to get an insight into this guys life and share in his expireince , training tips hunting tips and knowledge with us , so before anyone thinks about bagging his ethics or writing rubbish about his archery skills get a life , cam is cam this is his life and his love for it shows , if you don’t like something cool , just pass by , you don’t have to write crap . Thanks again for another great vid Cam keep up the great work ,keep on hammering , joes favourite saying 👍🏻
Some people don’t understand what it takes to achieve this distance. Takes 80 pounds on a wicked fast bow, probably not achievable with short draw, need light arrows, sight that allows for the housing clearance, peep adjustment to see the housing while it’s ran down that far, and form perfection. To even hit that deer at that distance….. absolutely crazy the amount of effort and skill. I shoot 6in groups at 70, and that’s my Hoyt nitrum 30 at 27in draw, 60 pounds maxed out sight tape and 426 grain arrows. Cam is insane.
Andy loo there is absolutely nothing fake about this. Cameron Hanes is one of the ELITE archers on the planet. Cam is an everyday guy doing HUGE things in the world of bowhunting. After watching Cam's videos, commercials, and reading his bios he is my favorite bowhunter on the planet. This dude is THE MAN. I don't even pay attention to guys like Waddell anymore because all they do is hunt... They don't put in the time preparing (lifting weights, running, etc.) like Cam does. He is a TRUE professional, unlike many of the others who claim to be pros... #Keephammerin Cam.. You are an inspiration to me and my younger brother.
I regularly shoot 100-120 but a five shot group at 160....wow your the man ! I shot a new Spyder Turbo this last week at the range and I gotta say this : doesn't matter target or hunting you just can't get better when you get one of these dialed. I ordered my new one just last week and look forward to working with it all this next year and plan on taking it Elk Hunting next fall. Still using my PSE this season and filled my Bull tag already now just have 2 deer tags left to fill a Mule Deer Buck Only tag and one Any Deer that I am going to use on a older Whitetail Doe. Good to see you shoot Cam.
Cameron I like the tips you are providing us Hunters. I have for the pat two yrs now started my shoots at 80 yrd and 100 yrds. At first I could not get a group better then 16 inches. As I continued to shoot at these distances I leaned better control and patience. My groups are not tight at 3 inches to 4 inches. Last fall I took an 10 point buck at 78 yrs and hit both lung and nicked the heart. That was my longest shot and kill as of yet. I got to know my equipment as you speak of. It is true. I went with confidence that I could do this shot. I shoot a bear Mauler left handed bow with the trophy ridge Revolution 2.0 and a Copper John slider. My arrows that I like art the Victory V6 I have the 100 grain wasp duler. This for me has worked great. Keep the tip coming. They have helped me a lot. thanks again
Good job Cams my buds and I practice shooting out to 90 yards here in Michigan making 20-60 pretty easy. People and friends we talk to are always saying "Are You Guys Nuts" you'll never get a shot that far in Michigan the longest shot you'll get is 20-30yds. I shot a 8piont buck this past /2014 deer hunting season in the open farm land at 54yds away 24 feet up in a tree and I was more then comfortable taking that shot perfcted lung shot he ran about 45yds and droped. Thanks for the long practice shooting it paid off. After watching your great videos we will practice longer shots this year. Thanks again stay strong, keep shooting, and stay safe God bless.
That's amazing! Just got a Hoyt Spyder 30 last week and so far I am so impressed! Quiet, smooth the whole way through and very light! Just started shooting with it and it blows everything else I have ever shot away! Thanks for posting!
Here’s me shooting 15yard barebow about to make the leap to compound 😂 got the bow , now just saving for the extras and waiting for the sight to arrive from USA to u.k. got a lot of catching up to do!!! Can’t wait. I know your good cos you make it look easy. Read your book and it got me running again, now I need to get on the lifting and shooting. Thanks for the inspiration 👍
Are you joking or unfamiliar with the anatomy of a deer? 2 of those at most hit vitals. One hit the brisket, front shoulder and one hit the freaking leg. That deer easily survives 3 of those shots. Maybe 4
Ebonite I know they said that in the video 🤦♂️ go listen to the podcast my guy, they explain the whole video and we’re laughing cause people thought that’s the real reason he started it
Just throwin' this fun fact out there. Humid air is less dense. Common misconception because humid air feels so thick. As a precision rifle shooter, I hope for high temps and high humidity to get the best performance out of my bullet. You should get yourself a Kestrel. I think you'd really enjoy checking weather data and comparing it to how your arrows react in different weather conditions.
It is the moisture in the air slowing the arrow down. It has nothing to do with how dense or thin the air is. As a precision arrow shooter, I know to set my sight hot during the summers on the east coast, or my shots will be hitting low.
Cameron, 1st off I would like to thank you for your videos & how informing they are. I also would like to say thanks for making video's that my kids can watch and learn. I APPRECIATE your clean language. My 2 kids are getting their new bows tomorrow & I will be having them watch a bunch of your bow basic vids tomorrow to help them with their basic technique. I have a little girl who is 8 & a boy who is 11 & tonight we got them fitted up for their bows. I have been away from the sport once we found out we were pregnant with our boy. The wife has a bow that she only shot for a couple of months until it was uncomfortable for her to continue to shoot. So we are so excited to jump back into this sport with the kiddos. Again THANKS for the clean videos for younger viewers to watch...
lowrider9367 I am 46 . Never even shot a b0w. Started studying and making a few arrows. Why even start if I can't make the projectile easily. I do give more credit for accuracy here to bow maker - tuner. After time , same shot , same exact target on same old spot. Hmm. Once shot a robin from 200 yards with a 10 pump pellet gun pistol. Yes a crossman of a better era. Also shot bees at 50 ft. MM's at 60 + . On that robin i figured about a 40 ft. drop. Heard impact about 2.5 seconds later. I am not a great shot. Only God is . Don't ever think your great.God is Great. . He will take your meaningless souls like a thief in the night. We all get lucky .Repetitive motion with a familiar device is more of a trick.
Good shooting...I mounted a spot hogg on sureloc mechanism--works nicely...you get 3rd axis leveling which I found important at distance. I can shoot 200 meters(220 yards) on that setup with current bow at 330fps.
I've heard MOA for archery explained the way Cameron explains it in this video. There's a pretty good article on quality deer management site that touches on it. Not saying you're wrong because that is essentially minute of angle accuracy.
I was thinking the same thing; 4in group at 40yd is 10 MOA. He did say "factor of 10" when comparing it to rifle shooting, so I guess when he's talking about it he's referring to 1 MOA being 1" at 10yd
Just an FYI one Minute of angle at 160 yards is just a hair over 1.6 inches at 40 yards it's approximately 0.4 inches. That being said, you are a phenomenal archer!!
I can't even get that at 50 yds "yet!" But I'm working on it. I feel lucky just to not lose arrows. I'm 60 years old, and I just started shooting a bow about 3 years ago, and I had a set back with my health and was unable to draw a bow for around 6-8 months. I depend upon a friend who has property to shoot at extended ranges which we don't do often enough. When I see you shoot 160 yards and group like that I really enjoy it. Thanks
Man, I can't help but notice how he punches the trigger. I was gonna say Cam needs to fix it. Then I remembered he has over a dozen years of experience on me. And if it works, is it really wrong?
Cam, after reading all of these haters comments I can see why you are not allowing comments on your videos anymore. I appreciate the video and the work you do both with archery and trying to inspire fat azzes like my self to get off the couch. Keep it up don't listen to the haters.
+Kroogg imo most "haters" makes a one worded comment about something then 100 dick-less dudes come riding in on unicorn's feeling the need to defend someone that would most likely drop most of us in a straight up brawl! you can easyly list all the negative statements from each side and you will see that the "defenders" will come away strong winners with the most negativity.
I used to shoot bows quite a bit, this is doable. However, I too shoot long range rifles and I believe you are mistaking in your measurements. You mentioned shooting Minute of Angle at 40yds. If your 5 shot group was 1MOA at 40yds, that would equate to roughly 1/2 an inch. 4" groups is basically 1MOA at 400yds, not 40 yards.
1 MOA is 1 inch at 100 yards, (not 10). 2" at 200 y, 3" at 300y and so forth. So what you wwere trying to say is that you want to stay within 10 MOA for your shots.
@@JohnyBravo44 he mentioned he herd the shot comparison between bow and rifle was about a factor of 10. If you stuck with that it would have the numbers make sense. If yall say 1in@100yds and so on, by his factor of ten that would give him the 1in@10yds, 4@40, etc. Maybe that's why he does it like that.
@@matthewgray1115 MOA (Minute of Angle) is an angular measurement based off 1 /60th of one degree. AKA Minute of Arc. It doesn't change because you are shooting a bow. The archers Minute of Angle is a simple short hand for describing accuracy based on distance to your target. Essentially archers want to stay within 10 MOA they just call it 1 MOA for simplicity sake.
I bought a Hoyt Ventum Pro a few months ago. It was my first time ever touching a compound bow let alone shoot one. Two months later I’ve dialled in my 80 consistently. Who do I have to thank for getting me into compound bows? Rogan and Hanes.
I have a lot of fun like you Cameron shooting longer distances and then coming up to get the reward of seeing the fruit of your labors! It takes a lot of discipline to do what you just did at that distance.A good group of arrows indeed man! .. Loved the Colorado bull also!
Anybody who shoots a compound bow knows this is impressive! I am not the biggest single pin fan for hunting but it’s a huge factor in shooting this far! Not many people love the 5 pin but I do I have 20-50 and then an 80 yard pin for practice and unless it’s clean broadside I don’t shoot game at 50. I do the 5” group in practice at 50 but it’s not the same as the pin being on an animal.
Splintered Company my grouping is like that at 30 yard but I just started hoping to be able to do that at 160 hopefully better but gotta build towards it
I used to be able to put 5 in a paper plate at 120 yards, never went beyond 120 tho as I would have to move my sight and that's a no go on moving sight. I have 30-40-50-60-70 yard pins and below on the fiber loops I had 80-90-100-120 yard dots. Love shooting long range, makes close shots easy peasy
I get what you're saying and that is some AWESOME shooting by the way. I think you mean 10 minutes of angle though as 1 minute at 160 would be 1.6 inches.
Can you make a video talking about your technique to get a consistent anchor point on your cheek? I notice you re adjust several times before taking a shot.
Ok i am no expert an i am not saying i am right. But i need to ask. At that distance there is a big drop in the flight path of the arrow. At the end he is standing next to the 3d deer an the entry angle is perfectly parallel to the ground as if he was shooting straight on from close up. Zero downward angle of attack. So am i wrong. Does his? Arrows fly straight for 160 yards. But mine at 80 yards has a arch an enters at a slight downward angle? Just asking. By the way i love what he teaches an the information he shares. Seen alot of his videos. Obviously one great archer for sure.
I thought the same thing but I noticed that the arrows only inserted to the 3D Target a couple inches if he was shooting closer the errors would be a lot deeper into the 3D Target so I don't know
@@inthegreenetv4936 ya i saw that too. Confused. My local range only has out to 80. And id never take a shot at over 60. So i guess none of this matters. It is impressive that he can shoot a group like that at 160.
@@jesuschrist-alphaomega I have to admit I'm skeptical cameras are pretty cheap today you think that he would put a camera by the 3D Target so we can see the arrows hit
Those arrows are not perfectly level to the ground and with a faster arrow comes less arc. Also, very important here, camera lenses can distort and bend objects giving you the sense that something is wrong. Try to look at the arrows in the target frame by frame and you can see what I'm talking about. Besides, he doesn't come across ass the kind of guy that would fake his shots for fame or more likely, a few Oooo's and aaaah's from you tube viewers. It's more likely that a you tube troll would try and stir things up.
Humid air is less dense so you would hit higher, warm air is less dense and you would hit higher. Temperature effects your string and where you will hit... still, thats some fine shooting Cam!
I shoot rifles long range and i also shoot competitive archery and I assure you a 1600 yd shot with a rifle is much harder than 160 yard achery. Not even close.
not so sure about that, remember with a rifle you'd be prone ,on a rest , able to fire between heart beats etc , quite few guys now hitting 12 inch discs at over 1000 , the aussie is trying at 3,and 4 ooo yds ,with about a 4ft plate , ha then you got rail guns !!! wait till we get personal shoulder versions of them babies .hhmmn may have to have a whisper in Jorges ear about this ,ho hoh ho !
Settling his anchor point more than likely. He has an anchor spot where his nock sets on the side of his mouth and a couple inches above the string touches his nose. Something like that anyways, I do know he has a really precise anchor practice
I think it has more to do with the arrows getting wet while flying through the humidity than the density of the air. A little moisture weighs a lot on a light slow moving arrow
Minute Of Angle is 1.047” at 100 yards. Usually rounded off to 1” at 100 yards. MOA at 40 yards is .4” rounded off. At 160 yards, MOA is 1.6” rounded off. I bet other rifle shooters picked that up too. But, darn nice archery shots you made!
He is being sure he's settled into the exact same anchor point every time. Same goes for the bow hand. At that distance, like he says, everything is magnified. Anchor point with release hand, a relaxed and consistent bow hand, and consistent body position/posture/...form, are critical for consistently consistent consistency. So what's the key??? Starts with C.
Correction, but certainly not a criticism: Minute of an angle is 1" at 100 yards. So the group is 3.75 minutes of an angle actually. Certainly not an ethical shot to make, but I don't think that's the question here. Even though the kinetic energy and penetrating power that Easton arrow carried with it out to 160 yards is astounding. My brother has an old Easton ACC arrow that he retired after he had killed 9 hogs with it (last two were 200+ nasty south Florida boar hogs). You can spin that arrow on the arrow inspector today and it still spins as true as the day it was fletched.
James Hall MOA is still moa. and the factor of 10 is not even close. first, it depends on the caliber and depends on the rifle. just to say 10x is an ignorant statement.
Brother, I'm a Brazilian ... congratulations! I have been with you for a long time and I love your work. I dream of someday having such a bow, I said dream because I am from a humble situation and they are dear to me! but in the meantime I enjoy your videos with all these friends there! a hug and good luck there in the next hunts! health to you and family! if someday you are going to draw one of these, put me there in the draws so that you and your followers have the chance to win one too! God bless you and your family!
Everyone please check out minute 4:04. This is shameful. How close were you when you placed those shots after turning the camera off? I am just stating the facts unless my eyes are lying to me. I'd love to hear a comment back from Cameron or see another video that holds on the target non-stop with no switches to prove the validity of this shot. I really wanted to respect you Cameron, but after seeing this trick photography it is very difficult.
There are plenty of other videos where he either keeps the camera rolling as he walks to the target or puts the camera up to the spotting scope for you to see where it hit. I guess after doing it so many times he doesn't feel the need to prove it to anyone anymore.
I would love to see one of those videos. I have seen quite a few of his, but never seen a zoom in to the spotting scope or a walk up with the camera fixed on the target. Please paste a link in the thread of you can and I'll gladly remove my post if I am wrong.
Yep....watched it and the arrow is coming in nearly straight down not perfectly level like they are in this video. What is the draw weight of this bow and it's arrow fps to be able to shoot flat arrows at 160 yards when he is clearly releasing them at a steep angle? Physics doesn't add up here.
1minute of angle at 40 yards is .4" at 160 yrds 1.6 " that group was around 6 or 7 moa. Way better than I've ever done. I felt good if I could keep them on a 9" paper plate at 70 yrds. Very good shooting!
Easton n-fused full metal jacket with a 400 spine, 10.2 grains per inch.........I believe he's using a 5.5mm thickness, but no one is ever smart enough to go into details like that...... and I haven't seen field points for this size, where do you get them? The standard size 9/32 still gets a pass through.
To all the people trying to quote his moa comment and say he is off and moa is actually 1/10th of what he stated... How about u listen to the part where he mentions he considers moa with a bow to be 10x that of with a gun... Not rocket science, common sense really
Nah, you can see the change in degree of his arrow in relation to the ground. If you still think he's shooting horizontal to the ground, just watch at 2:12 how much height the arrow has when leaving his bow.
And does it hit horizontal to the ground just like his? If the arrow leaves the bow at a 45 degree, the impact should be the same.The principals of trajectory dictates that.And speed does not change that principal.
Cam You are the shit man! Keep Hammering. Screw all these haters on here bashing! They couldn't get a tight group with there arrows at 20yds. Some probably never shot a compound bow. There only skill is hating on other people!
Shouldn't the arrows be angled downward in the target rather than level with the ground? He's aiming very high in order to compensate for the drop of the arrow. I highly doubt the arrow flies perfectly level with the ground and does not arc through the air. But neither here nor there....he's still a much better shot than I. I couldn't hit the inside of a barn if I had to.
New bows aren't like the old ones they fly a hell of a lot flatter
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This is the guy you want in your crew if the shit hits. See? Short of thermal, he's invisible to bad guys. Plus. You are not jumping ammo around. And eventually it runs out over time. I guarantee there is a video how to make a perfect arrow in an apocalypse! Awesome archery.
11 years later, this is still gold
I love this guy's attitude. His emphasis on confidence and discipline is great.
Inspiring
He has years of expirience. Think he said on Joe Rogans podcast that he shot his first deer back in 87 or 89 if im not mistaken. And he has been doing it ever since.
@@henrikandreason7261 The more you train and learn (tho you need to actually allow yourself to learn and not just be one of those "I know it all already!" persons...) the more confident you get, because you know what you can and can't do. No wonder this guy is confident with his shooting, if he's been learning and shooting from 87/89 :) Always nice to watch people push those "normal" limits.
I think you love him. Yea... you love him
For those confused about his comments on MOA. MOA (Minute of Angle) is an angular measurement based off 1
/60th of one degree. AKA Minute of Arc. It doesn't change because you are shooting a bow. The archers Minute of Angle is a simple short hand for describing accuracy based on distance to your target. 1" at 10 yards, 2" at 20, 3" at 30, etc. This is actually 10 MOA they just call it 1 MOA for simplicity sake. As long as you understand one is an actual measurement and one is slang for how accurate you should be, call it whatever you like.
Shot 140 and 150 for the first time ever today. Hit a 6” plate 1 of 3 times at 140 and the same at 150. These distances really puts your form in check. Good shooting there man.
That half second before the release on each shot - you can almost see what a perfect moment of Zen looks like. Holy shit man.... phenomenal.
Literally just started compound bow yesterday. Went into the raspberry zone 3x, that was fun. Watching Cam's form is mesmerizing. I will be practicing daily until I can achieve this.
The most important part of the video for me was that last 30 seconds. As a Marine Sniper I always used D.O.P.E. or Data On Previous Engagements. We used a kestral to record elevation, temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed, wind direction, the ammo used, the number of shots through that barrel, the method used to clean the bore of the rifle, angle to target if it was steep, and more importantly, the actual scope settings. Then, when it was go time, we had all of this D.O.P.E. that we could reference. It takes 5 minutes to do but can be the difference in a hit or a 10 yard miss at 1k yards. Seems to be the same deal for archery. I guess I will need to start recording again. Thanks Cam
Who cares, 3533 here, lol
I was excited to be shooting 70 yards today....
Me too!
+James Hall Just follow Cams mantra and you will get there. Dont try to achieve perfection, but be better today, than you were yesterday
Perfection isnt a goal, its a path
Super happy at 40 with my recurve with no sights
I would be too! 70 yards is good
Pitt Burgh it’s an adjustable one pin I have one too
The arrows are released at only a 5 to 10 degree angle so no they shouldn't be on a heavy angle when they hit the target. There will always be haters. Hell of an archer.
I can second this statement in order for him to reach 162 yards given that he draw 70 pound 29-30 inches and uses 420-450 grain arrows 3 inch fletching at .5 inch height and the initial launch of the arrow is 5 feet the angle of initial launch would need to be roughly 5.6 degrees. I will say the angle of the entry looks off but this can be explained by the archers paradox which if you don't know what that is google it.
I think he said he shoots 80lbs
@@garrettcooper471 there is no "archers paradox" at 160 yards dude
@@saltyark7564 90
Incredible shooting. I just started archery about a month ago and ten yards is what I practice . One hundred sixty yards is unbelievable
3:46 that arm... This dude's a beast.
He takes a steroid stack he talks about.
@@BlakePicton Joe Rogan podcast I believe is where I heard it. He talks freely about it. Trust me.
@@jamesbender1967 you mean TRT?
@@BlakePicton u think he’s not on trt? Or was on anything else
@@odditywrks3316 Maybe TRT, but I wouldn't think so. He just looks fit and muscular, hes not big, and if he lifts like he says he does, if he was on gear should be alot bigger lol
I've been watching Cam for years, he should be a Marvel character for sure
Rumor has it before they picked Jeremy Renner to play Hawkeye they chose Cam Hanes but CGI couldn’t match Cam’s skill.
True story.
(Not really)
I know this video is a little old but its content is so inspirational. I had no idea who Cameron Hanes was until the Joe Rogan podcast introduced me to him. All of a sudden I've been dying to purchase a bow and understand more about hunting. I currently run pretty often and seeing the way this guy trains is just awesome. Kudos to you Mr. Hanes. Kudos to you...
I shoot the same bow with the fast Eddie single pin and I just love it. I could not believe how accurate I was straight off the bat. You helped motivate me Cam thanks bro
Cam, my dad loves you and so do I HOW you are so good at keeping your bow steady and just everything it's crazy props to you cam👏
Perfect practice makes perfect , for all the haters on unethical distance shots , this is just another ordinary day , every single day he practices , cam is a machine , when you get out of bed for breakfast he’s running up and down mountains , lunch time while your eating donuts he’s pushing himself in the gym and in the afternoon he’s practicing shooting he lives and breathes the outdoors , you may think he’s got all the sponsors all the gear anyone could do that , yeah nah , he doesn’t drink , he eats healthy and pushes himself past his limits everyday , it’s his way of life his happiness , he gets his buzz from hunting and being as fit as he can to do it , sponsorships are bonuses , he would be still doing the same lifestyle without them , with the sponsors we just get to go along with him and watch , I have so much respect for this bloke for his talent his humbleness his skill and for his attitude , you can see his love of the hunting and outdoors in his eyes and hear it in his commentaries , he doesn’t take shots at what he is not 100% confident in a killshot , he doesn’t shoot anything ,he is very disciplined and patient waiting for exactly what he wants , he is at the top of his game . We are just lucky enough to get an insight into this guys life and share in his expireince , training tips hunting tips and knowledge with us , so before anyone thinks about bagging his ethics or writing rubbish about his archery skills get a life , cam is cam this is his life and his love for it shows , if you don’t like something cool , just pass by , you don’t have to write crap . Thanks again for another great vid Cam keep up the great work ,keep on hammering , joes favourite saying 👍🏻
Thank you cam , you got me into compound archery and literally changed my outlook and my life . Manythanks from the u.k keep hammering
Wade Thompson same as me man.
God’s speed. Which bow you went with?
Absolutely love the way you think practically. And nice shooting especially at 160 yards that's amazing.
That bow arm you could build a brick house on, keep it up Cam.
Some people don’t understand what it takes to achieve this distance. Takes 80 pounds on a wicked fast bow, probably not achievable with short draw, need light arrows, sight that allows for the housing clearance, peep adjustment to see the housing while it’s ran down that far, and form perfection. To even hit that deer at that distance….. absolutely crazy the amount of effort and skill. I shoot 6in groups at 70, and that’s my Hoyt nitrum 30 at 27in draw, 60 pounds maxed out sight tape and 426 grain arrows. Cam is insane.
This is fucking incredible. I need to re-evaluate my archery skills.
Andy loo there is absolutely nothing fake about this. Cameron Hanes is one of the ELITE archers on the planet. Cam is an everyday guy doing HUGE things in the world of bowhunting. After watching Cam's videos, commercials, and reading his bios he is my favorite bowhunter on the planet. This dude is THE MAN. I don't even pay attention to guys like Waddell anymore because all they do is hunt... They don't put in the time preparing (lifting weights, running, etc.) like Cam does. He is a TRUE professional, unlike many of the others who claim to be pros... #Keephammerin Cam.. You are an inspiration to me and my younger brother.
This guy is great he is very helpful. And he reminds me of Hugh Jackman
I regularly shoot 100-120 but a five shot group at 160....wow your the man ! I shot a new Spyder Turbo this last week at the range and I gotta say this : doesn't matter target or hunting you just can't get better when you get one of these dialed. I ordered my new one just last week and look forward to working with it all this next year and plan on taking it Elk Hunting next fall. Still using my PSE this season and filled my Bull tag already now just have 2 deer tags left to fill a Mule Deer Buck Only tag and one Any Deer that I am going to use on a older Whitetail Doe.
Good to see you shoot Cam.
Holy cow! You make it look easy. Them Thor arms help...lol. Vut most of all, skill and excellent gear. That is whiaper quiet and so smooth!
Cameron
I like the tips you are providing us Hunters. I have for the pat two yrs now started my shoots at 80 yrd and 100 yrds. At first I could not get a group better then 16 inches. As I continued to shoot at these distances I leaned better control and patience. My groups are not tight at 3 inches to 4 inches. Last fall I took an 10 point buck at 78 yrs and hit both lung and nicked the heart. That was my longest shot and kill as of yet. I got to know my equipment as you speak of. It is true. I went with confidence that I could do this shot. I shoot a bear Mauler left handed bow with the trophy ridge Revolution 2.0 and a Copper John slider. My arrows that I like art the Victory V6 I have the 100 grain wasp duler. This for me has worked great. Keep the tip coming. They have helped me a lot. thanks again
Good job Cams my buds and I practice shooting out to 90 yards here in Michigan making 20-60 pretty easy. People and friends we talk to are always saying "Are You Guys Nuts" you'll never get a shot that far in Michigan the longest shot you'll get is 20-30yds. I shot a 8piont buck this past /2014 deer hunting season in the open farm land at 54yds away 24 feet up in a tree and I was more then comfortable taking that shot perfcted lung shot he ran about 45yds and droped. Thanks for the long practice shooting it paid off. After watching your great videos we will practice longer shots this year. Thanks again stay strong, keep shooting, and stay safe God bless.
That's amazing! Just got a Hoyt Spyder 30 last week and so far I am so impressed! Quiet, smooth the whole way through and very light! Just started shooting with it and it blows everything else I have ever shot away! Thanks for posting!
I don't think I could even SEE the target from there!
not unless it's that barn
I use my dad's old Buckmaster G2 bow from 2000 they don't even make this bow anymore, which makes this 20 year old bow amazing
Bowtech-one loves this guy ! So true on the person on the bow! Long practice makes you better at hunting range ....
Here’s me shooting 15yard barebow about to make the leap to compound 😂 got the bow , now just saving for the extras and waiting for the sight to arrive from USA to u.k. got a lot of catching up to do!!!
Can’t wait.
I know your good cos you make it look easy.
Read your book and it got me running again, now I need to get on the lifting and shooting.
Thanks for the inspiration 👍
This is awesome, Mr. Hanes! Your videos are fantastic training tools, so thank you for taking the time to help out the rest of us.
All of those shots were lethal. Insanely impressive.
Are you joking or unfamiliar with the anatomy of a deer? 2 of those at most hit vitals. One hit the brisket, front shoulder and one hit the freaking leg. That deer easily survives 3 of those shots. Maybe 4
First time ever seeing bow shooting and that’s damn impressive!
Cam is the Einstein, DiVinci, Michelangelo, etc. of the bow. Period.
Lol "you should make shirts with that on them."
"What, 'keep hammering'?"
He does, and hats too
Paul Evans it’s a joe Rogan quote and why he did
Ebonite not why he did lol, it was a joke they played off well. They talked about it on a podcast
Wesley Kimmel Cam didn’t even know what keep hammering meant and joe told him he should make keep hammerin Merch go watch it again my guy
Ebonite I know they said that in the video 🤦♂️ go listen to the podcast my guy, they explain the whole video and we’re laughing cause people thought that’s the real reason he started it
Nice, that looks like fun. Archer is an incredible way to hurt, but at that distance what a challenge.
The Bow of Thor. Only he can pull it back...... Dude got muscles on top of his muscles. Good vid
This guy is an exceptional archer! Among exceptional Archery hunters, a 10 yd shot at a mature Doe is its equal!
Just throwin' this fun fact out there. Humid air is less dense. Common misconception because humid air feels so thick. As a precision rifle shooter, I hope for high temps and high humidity to get the best performance out of my bullet. You should get yourself a Kestrel. I think you'd really enjoy checking weather data and comparing it to how your arrows react in different weather conditions.
It is the moisture in the air slowing the arrow down. It has nothing to do with how dense or thin the air is. As a precision arrow shooter, I know to set my sight hot during the summers on the east coast, or my shots will be hitting low.
That Grouping at 160😲 Thats Amazing.
Cameron,
1st off I would like to thank you for your videos & how informing they are. I also would like to say thanks for making video's that my kids can watch and learn. I APPRECIATE your clean language. My 2 kids are getting their new bows tomorrow & I will be having them watch a bunch of your bow basic vids tomorrow to help them with their basic technique. I have a little girl who is 8 & a boy who is 11 & tonight we got them fitted up for their bows. I have been away from the sport once we found out we were pregnant with our boy. The wife has a bow that she only shot for a couple of months until it was uncomfortable for her to continue to shoot. So we are so excited to jump back into this sport with the kiddos.
Again THANKS for the clean videos for younger viewers to watch...
lowrider9367
I am 46 . Never even shot a b0w. Started studying and making a few arrows. Why even start if I can't make the projectile easily. I do give more credit for accuracy here to bow maker - tuner. After time , same shot , same exact target on same old spot. Hmm. Once shot a robin from 200 yards with a 10 pump pellet gun pistol. Yes a crossman of a better era. Also shot bees at 50 ft. MM's at 60 + . On that robin i figured about a 40 ft. drop. Heard impact about 2.5 seconds later. I am not a great shot. Only God is . Don't ever think your great.God is Great. . He will take your meaningless souls like a thief in the night. We all get lucky .Repetitive motion with a familiar device is more of a trick.
Good shooting...I mounted a spot hogg on sureloc mechanism--works nicely...you get 3rd axis leveling which I found important at distance. I can shoot 200 meters(220 yards) on that setup with current bow at 330fps.
1 Minute of Angle is 1 inch (ish) @ 100 yards. 1/2” at 50 yards, 1/4” at 25 yards.
I've heard MOA for archery explained the way Cameron explains it in this video. There's a pretty good article on quality deer management site that touches on it. Not saying you're wrong because that is essentially minute of angle accuracy.
www.qdma.com/stay-comfort-zone/
Should call it “minute of archery” jk
I was thinking the same thing; 4in group at 40yd is 10 MOA. He did say "factor of 10" when comparing it to rifle shooting, so I guess when he's talking about it he's referring to 1 MOA being 1" at 10yd
Yeah he mentioned the ten to one with rifle accuracy. I think that is what was lost in translation.
This range and your Video is making me adjust some things in my form and shooting. Thank you
Just an FYI one Minute of angle at 160 yards is just a hair over 1.6 inches at 40 yards it's approximately 0.4 inches. That being said, you are a phenomenal archer!!
totalycarcrazy. 10x factor for bowhunting.
Then call it 10 min of angle lol
totalycarcrazy wrong, 1 moa is 1.047 inches
I can't even get that at 50 yds "yet!" But I'm working on it. I feel lucky just to not lose arrows. I'm 60 years old, and I just started shooting a bow about 3 years ago, and I had a set back with my health and was unable to draw a bow for around 6-8 months. I depend upon a friend who has property to shoot at extended ranges which we don't do often enough. When I see you shoot 160 yards and group like that I really enjoy it. Thanks
Man, I can't help but notice how he punches the trigger. I was gonna say Cam needs to fix it. Then I remembered he has over a dozen years of experience on me. And if it works, is it really wrong?
Fool
Keep hammering.
One of my favorite quotes ever
Cam, after reading all of these haters comments I can see why you are not allowing comments on your videos anymore. I appreciate the video and the work you do both with archery and trying to inspire fat azzes like my self to get off the couch. Keep it up don't listen to the haters.
+Kroogg imo most "haters" makes a one worded comment about something then 100 dick-less dudes come riding in on unicorn's feeling the need to defend someone that would most likely drop most of us in a straight up brawl! you can easyly list all the negative statements from each side and you will see that the "defenders" will come away strong winners with the most negativity.
Well made, professional level video. I’m watching Cam with my kiddos. Great role model. Thanks
I used to shoot bows quite a bit, this is doable. However, I too shoot long range rifles and I believe you are mistaking in your measurements. You mentioned shooting Minute of Angle at 40yds. If your 5 shot group was 1MOA at 40yds, that would equate to roughly 1/2 an inch. 4" groups is basically 1MOA at 400yds, not 40 yards.
1 MOA is 1 inch at 100 yards, (not 10). 2" at 200 y, 3" at 300y and so forth. So what you wwere trying to say is that you want to stay within 10 MOA for your shots.
@@JohnyBravo44 he mentioned he herd the shot comparison between bow and rifle was about a factor of 10. If you stuck with that it would have the numbers make sense. If yall say 1in@100yds and so on, by his factor of ten that would give him the 1in@10yds, 4@40, etc. Maybe that's why he does it like that.
Matt V MOA for Archery is 1” @ 10, 2” @ 20, 3” @ 30 and so on
@@matthewgray1115 MOA (Minute of Angle) is an angular measurement based off 1
/60th of one degree. AKA Minute of Arc. It doesn't change because you are shooting a bow. The archers Minute of Angle is a simple short hand for describing accuracy based on distance to your target. Essentially archers want to stay within 10 MOA they just call it 1 MOA for simplicity sake.
I just started and thought I was a beast at 70yds lol. This video put me in check 😂
Wow ! Impressive very impressive. I just got into archery looking forward to getting to your level.
I have been shooting bow for 50 years and very few can do that consistently
Wow. U r super steady and focus on your shots. What a flawless group. Lovin you vids. Keep em up
GREAT SHOOTING MATE!
FANTASTIC FROM AG" SOUTH AUSTRALIA...🦊🦊🦊
YES AND WE HAVE HOUSES! 😂🤣😅👍👍👍
I bought a Hoyt Ventum Pro a few months ago. It was my first time ever touching a compound bow let alone shoot one. Two months later I’ve dialled in my 80 consistently. Who do I have to thank for getting me into compound bows? Rogan and Hanes.
I have to buy me a compound bow, I have a 50 lbs recurve that I'm pretty good with but compounds are a different beast. Might buy a hoyt
I always watch this before a long bowrun at 4am
Sweet...frekin deadly with that mate!
I have a lot of fun like you Cameron shooting longer distances and then coming up to get the reward of seeing the fruit of your labors! It takes a lot of discipline to do what you just did at that distance.A good group of arrows indeed man! .. Loved the Colorado bull also!
Tim Wells could do that shot by sound alone, in the dark. 😆
Tim wells is a pos
@@MAYHEMSCO sounds like you're a poor hunter and a bad shot.
Anybody who shoots a compound bow knows this is impressive! I am not the biggest single pin fan for hunting but it’s a huge factor in shooting this far! Not many people love the 5 pin but I do I have 20-50 and then an 80 yard pin for practice and unless it’s clean broadside I don’t shoot game at 50. I do the 5” group in practice at 50 but it’s not the same as the pin being on an animal.
That's my grouping at 50 meters!
Splintered Company my grouping is like that at 30 yard but I just started hoping to be able to do that at 160 hopefully better but gotta build towards it
That's my grouping when I walk up to the target and jam arrows in it.
I used to be able to put 5 in a paper plate at 120 yards, never went beyond 120 tho as I would have to move my sight and that's a no go on moving sight. I have 30-40-50-60-70 yard pins and below on the fiber loops I had 80-90-100-120 yard dots. Love shooting long range, makes close shots easy peasy
I shot from 100 last weekend and was happy as hell that most of them hit the TARGET! As for grouping? Uh......no.
Amazing shooting Cam! Always a pleasure to see you continue to put in work. You sir are an inspiration.
I'm very impressed by your grouping at that range, assuming it was a good day.
If it was a normal day, well shoot ...
Cam you are so sick man! I love your work ethic and it inspires me to wanna do better in life! You are a real inspiration man
I get what you're saying and that is some AWESOME shooting by the way. I think you mean 10 minutes of angle though as 1 minute at 160 would be 1.6 inches.
Except he said bows vs rifle distances were a factor of 10, so it would be 16"@1600 equivalent which is MOA
the low light level forces you to rely more on instinct & form then (relax and let it happen), you've found the Real secret to archery ! Bravo ....
Can you make a video talking about your technique to get a consistent anchor point on your cheek? I notice you re adjust several times before taking a shot.
Chris Davis kisser button he knows where it touches the corner of his mouth every time its a small brass bead
A true American Badass. Rock on Cameron.
Ok i am no expert an i am not saying i am right. But i need to ask. At that distance there is a big drop in the flight path of the arrow. At the end he is standing next to the 3d deer an the entry angle is perfectly parallel to the ground as if he was shooting straight on from close up. Zero downward angle of attack. So am i wrong. Does his? Arrows fly straight for 160 yards. But mine at 80 yards has a arch an enters at a slight downward angle? Just asking. By the way i love what he teaches an the information he shares. Seen alot of his videos. Obviously one great archer for sure.
I thought the same thing but I noticed that the arrows only inserted to the 3D Target a couple inches if he was shooting closer the errors would be a lot deeper into the 3D Target so I don't know
@@inthegreenetv4936 ya i saw that too. Confused. My local range only has out to 80. And id never take a shot at over 60. So i guess none of this matters. It is impressive that he can shoot a group like that at 160.
@@jesuschrist-alphaomega I have to admit I'm skeptical cameras are pretty cheap today you think that he would put a camera by the 3D Target so we can see the arrows hit
Maybe because his draw weight is around 80 pounds makes the difference ?
Those arrows are not perfectly level to the ground and with a faster arrow comes less arc. Also, very important here, camera lenses can distort and bend objects giving you the sense that something is wrong. Try to look at the arrows in the target frame by frame and you can see what I'm talking about. Besides, he doesn't come across ass the kind of guy that would fake his shots for fame or more likely, a few Oooo's and aaaah's from you tube viewers. It's more likely that a you tube troll would try and stir things up.
Humid air is less dense so you would hit higher, warm air is less dense and you would hit higher. Temperature effects your string and where you will hit... still, thats some fine shooting Cam!
I shoot rifles long range and i also shoot competitive archery and I assure you a 1600 yd shot with a rifle is much harder than 160 yard achery. Not even close.
Amen to that
But can YOU shoot a bow 160 yards? I didnt think so.
not so sure about that, remember with a rifle you'd be prone ,on a rest , able to fire between heart beats etc , quite few guys now hitting 12 inch discs at over 1000 , the aussie is trying at 3,and 4 ooo yds ,with about a 4ft plate , ha then you got rail guns !!! wait till we get personal shoulder versions of them babies .hhmmn may have to have a whisper in Jorges ear about this ,ho hoh ho !
I take elk and mule deer consistently avg. shot distance 15-20 yds. Close distance hunting is where the excitement really is....
Wow this guy has some skill. Practise makes perfect, i guess. How is that bow so quiet?
Hoyt bows seem to be quieter than other bows. All my hoyts are quiet even with light arrows.
Hoyts are Top of the Line.
Sounds kinda slappy to me... Hoyts are pretty noisy..
There’s always one ^^^
Epic! Great form and follow thru. Years of practice is obvious.
Does the bouncing of your arm help?
sumting wong it was slightly annoying, must be some OCD shit he has going on.
He's trying to settle into his "spot". Upon release, everything is in the exact same position every time.
Settling his anchor point more than likely. He has an anchor spot where his nock sets on the side of his mouth and a couple inches above the string touches his nose. Something like that anyways, I do know he has a really precise anchor practice
@@savage_the_wild Correct, "anchor point" thanks!
Geez homeboys like a real Robin hood. All 5 shots stuck. Thats no joke. God bless Cam
In fact a humid night would make an arrow hit high. High humidity air is LESS dense then dry air. Its a common misconception.
I think it has more to do with the arrows getting wet while flying through the humidity than the density of the air. A little moisture weighs a lot on a light slow moving arrow
Minute Of Angle is 1.047” at 100 yards. Usually rounded off to 1” at 100 yards. MOA at 40 yards is .4” rounded off. At 160 yards, MOA is 1.6” rounded off. I bet other rifle shooters picked that up too. But, darn nice archery shots you made!
why does he move his hand up and down when he draws the bow back
He is being sure he's settled into the exact same anchor point every time. Same goes for the bow hand. At that distance, like he says, everything is magnified. Anchor point with release hand, a relaxed and consistent bow hand, and consistent body position/posture/...form, are critical for consistently consistent consistency. So what's the key??? Starts with C.
+grunner30 thank you
Correction, but certainly not a criticism:
Minute of an angle is 1" at 100 yards.
So the group is 3.75 minutes of an angle actually.
Certainly not an ethical shot to make, but I don't think that's the question here. Even though the kinetic energy and penetrating power that Easton arrow carried with it out to 160 yards is astounding.
My brother has an old Easton ACC arrow that he retired after he had killed 9 hogs with it (last two were 200+ nasty south Florida boar hogs). You can spin that arrow on the arrow inspector today and it still spins as true as the day it was fletched.
+grunner30 he was saying that a "rule of thumb" is bow shooting compaired to rifle is multiplied by ten. That's where his MOA number came from
James Hall MOA is still moa. and the factor of 10 is not even close. first, it depends on the caliber and depends on the rifle. just to say 10x is an ignorant statement.
Brother, I'm a Brazilian ...
congratulations! I have been with you for a long time and I love your work. I dream of someday having such a bow, I said dream because I am from a humble situation and they are dear to me! but in the meantime I enjoy your videos with all these friends there! a hug and good luck there in the next hunts! health to you and family!
if someday you are going to draw one of these, put me there in the draws so that you and your followers have the chance to win one too! God bless you and your family!
Everyone please check out minute 4:04. This is shameful. How close were you when you placed those shots after turning the camera off? I am just stating the facts unless my eyes are lying to me. I'd love to hear a comment back from Cameron or see another video that holds on the target non-stop with no switches to prove the validity of this shot. I really wanted to respect you Cameron, but after seeing this trick photography it is very difficult.
There are plenty of other videos where he either keeps the camera rolling as he walks to the target or puts the camera up to the spotting scope for you to see where it hit. I guess after doing it so many times he doesn't feel the need to prove it to anyone anymore.
I would love to see one of those videos. I have seen quite a few of his, but never seen a zoom in to the spotting scope or a walk up with the camera fixed on the target. Please paste a link in the thread of you can and I'll gladly remove my post if I am wrong.
th-cam.com/video/6f-j17JD85I/w-d-xo.html&t ;d
Yep....watched it and the arrow is coming in nearly straight down not perfectly level like they are in this video. What is the draw weight of this bow and it's arrow fps to be able to shoot flat arrows at 160 yards when he is clearly releasing them at a steep angle? Physics doesn't add up here.
1minute of angle at 40 yards is .4" at 160 yrds 1.6 " that group was around 6 or 7 moa. Way better than I've ever done. I felt good if I could keep them on a 9" paper plate at 70 yrds. Very good shooting!
I'm 10 years old I love to shoot my pse mini Berner xr
U still shoot bud?
Absolutely love watching you shoot man. Definitely have inspired me to return to practicing at farther distances.
what kind of arrows does he shoot?
Easton n-fused full metal jacket with a 400 spine, 10.2 grains per inch.........I believe he's using a 5.5mm thickness, but no one is ever smart enough to go into details like that...... and I haven't seen field points for this size, where do you get them? The standard size 9/32 still gets a pass through.
I use the easton axis which are the same diameter as the FMJ I believe, and I use 17/64 field points and they fit perfect.
Wood. Hand fletched.
To all the people trying to quote his moa comment and say he is off and moa is actually 1/10th of what he stated...
How about u listen to the part where he mentions he considers moa with a bow to be 10x that of with a gun...
Not rocket science, common sense really
This is interesting. At 160 yards is still horizontal to the ground.....
A bit odd isn't it?!
Most likely a stronger pull than most.
the implications of your post are wonderfully incorrect
Nah, you can see the change in degree of his arrow in relation to the ground. If you still think he's shooting horizontal to the ground, just watch at 2:12 how much height the arrow has when leaving his bow.
And does it hit horizontal to the ground just like his? If the arrow leaves the bow at a 45 degree, the impact should be the same.The principals of trajectory dictates that.And speed does not change that principal.
Cam
You are the shit man!
Keep Hammering.
Screw all these haters on here bashing!
They couldn't get a tight group with there arrows at 20yds.
Some probably never shot a compound bow.
There only skill is hating on other people!
Id be lucky to get that at 30 yards lol
practice more then and get better. its not funny to suck and tell others how much you suck in a comment section
This dude is amazing! He pulls 80lbs like it is 45 and places arrows like a laser beam
Shouldn't the arrows be angled downward in the target rather than level with the ground? He's aiming very high in order to compensate for the drop of the arrow. I highly doubt the arrow flies perfectly level with the ground and does not arc through the air.
But neither here nor there....he's still a much better shot than I. I couldn't hit the inside of a barn if I had to.
the target could be at a higher elevation and when watching olympic archery the arrows dont have much of an angle either albeit at a shorter distance
MrGtownjake yes the arrows are at a downward angle if you see the last pic at 5:57
Thinking the same thing
Eh, maybe into a more rigid target.... you'd be surprised how flat those arrows are flying
New bows aren't like the old ones they fly a hell of a lot flatter
This is the guy you want in your crew if the shit hits. See? Short of thermal, he's invisible to bad guys. Plus. You are not jumping ammo around. And eventually it runs out over time. I guarantee there is a video how to make a perfect arrow in an apocalypse! Awesome archery.
Nice shooting , but not equal to a 1600 yard rifle shot..
I would probably miss that barn.