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In your opinion what is the best rangefinder for the common bow hunter?

I’ve numbers mine for years and I only shoot 3 at a time. After each arrow shot I mentally evaluate my execution of the shot 95% of the time when I walk up to the target I can tell which arrow hit the spot I was aiming at more than 3 arrows and they kind of blend in.

Mine are all numbered as well. It truly does help you know each arrow. Good tips.

I would think the reason the best arrow isn't the easiest to tune is because it's still an outlier from the average.

Been numbering my arrows for over 30 years. As a cheesehead, I use my favorite Packer players. Fun fact: I lost an Easton ACC with a Leroy Butler #36 in North Dakota in 1998 shooting at a coyote from a tree stand. I was bummed because he killed a nice 8-point whitetail the day before... BTW, #36 is credited with performing the first Lambeau Leap #GoPackGo

When you shoot like me…you can’t tell any difference in your arrows. 😅

All of my arrows are #1

I definitely say: "To each their own" on this one. I just haven't run into a situation where I felt that numbering my arrows would have mattered that much to me. This is especially true now that I'm shooting Altra Arrows, where their tolerances on component weight are so tight, and there is no need to "spine align" the arrows. When I first started archery, I was deep into the tinkering aspect of it, but I'm the complete opposite right now. Actually shooting my bow and getting better is all that really matters to me.

I put a number on all my arrows, along with the weight of each, on the fletching.

Yeah, I number my arrows. My pro shop actually print them plus my name. But it frustrate me if I brake/lost one and the sequence is out of order … oh, my mind

This was a awesome video. You did an amazing job explaining everything.

I was gonna make one of these but so many ppl say it will crack the scupper plug holes. It looks so convenient and easy to make. After researching I got more negative info then positive. Great set up tho. Just be aware.. my kayak is heavy plus gear so I can see where ppl say about the stress. Maybe lighter kayaks it would be better

I just paid $45 for 1 dozen onyx bloodsport micro arrows on ebay.

I have been shooting for sometime and my friends agree that 98% is the shooter and less than 4% is how expensive the arrow is. In conclusion, cheap and expensive arrows are about the same in target shooting. Maybe I am wrong, but buy what better suits you.

great video as we have come to expect.....the "ranging " of a animal is especially critical when "longer shots" are involved due to the greater arrow drop....learned that the hard way

I'm really impressed by this young man's knowledge of compound bows!!!

tried your last method; came up with nearly the EXACT draw length the bow shop came up with for me... "THANKS"

Does this include wood arrows?

Would have been nice to see what you were looking at before each shot. Enjoyed it anyway. Great explanation of ASA v IBO.

I literally just tried this and hurt the crap out of my shoulder. Do not listen to this man

I shoot a Mathews Conquest 2 for target and it's a very solid bow. I like the control you get with the long axle to axle and there is nothing like a Mathews IMO. But I have been thinking about getting a newer more modern bow and I don't really see any bows out there that do not have the parallel limb design. Plus since I only shoot at 50ish pounds...this model might be a good fit. Too bad I live in Michigan...although it's not all that far !!!

Great job explaining this.

Holy crap Jack?? A lot has happened since we last spoke in 2021. I got away from archery for a bit focusing on golf but due to some limitations have decided to take archery back up for a bit so here I am...again. Anyway, have some catching up to do with one of my favorite channels...obviously, cause you went and expanded your operation. I am not surprised either and have no doubt you can make it work. Glad at least to see you are doing well sir !!

.165 bloodsport onyx 340 spine components go a 1/4 an inch over the shafts 31in 10.2 gpi can shoot and survive a cender block impact and .204 easton fmj is a tough arrow as well but the most expensive and probably the most durable I have ever seen in action is the bishop fad Eliminator you can shoot them into concrete all day and it won't hurt it one bit but it's like 1500.00 for 3 of the arrows

Great job explaining this man. new sub

F*ck Bowtech for putting these guys out of business

Do you have to use some type of oil or WD40 on thumb release??

Just got a paradigm

Its time for a rear deployment

I didn’t even know this was a thing…I’ve been shooting all over the place..grouping well but in random spots. Often to the right. My peep is a little twisted now too.

Which release have the longest "travel"?

Heres what i think and believe,...if your killing animals (deer) year after year. And using either fixed or mechanical why change? Some make bad shots with either and never recover the animal so guess what...they blame the broadhead. And make the change.. so heres the deal you hunt long enuff with either, chit can and will go wrong... remember it !!! And you wiil hunt your way to another day of sucess...no guarantees in the woods... if there was everyone would do it... so chose what you like. And hunt with it. Its just you and the prey,.. respect that. Its ok .

like to see your tack set up

Thank you

To be completely honest you give up comfort when comparing to a climber, atleast in my opinion. BUT, it is worth it to be able to get in any tree you want as well as be able to get into cover. I’ve walked in the woods before with a climber with intentions to hunt and had to leave because I couldn’t find a tree to get into.

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Species EV RTH

I bought one and it really is excellent for the money. One word of earning: tighten the cam adjuster screws once you have the right settings, as they seem to work loose over time.

The victory rip TKO's are also within .2 gr of each other between 250/300/350, which is nice. That's how confident they are in their shafts.

Magnus Stinger is one of the best BHs ever made. They've killed more stuff than any of these new companies AND they fly amazingly.

I asked Asheby on his channel what the average distance on the 600+ animals he harvested in Africa. 15 yards(!) of stalking and ground blinds.

Sharpening broad heads don’t know much about that, have a video on that? Thanks

Thanks for sharing your experience, knowledge and passion for the sport.

I grew up in Minnesota and often hunted deer in sub-zero weather. In Virginia now for years I have not changed my system of normal hunting dress. If you learn how to dress for outdoor sports you don't need that expensive stuff. You can use a normal Columbia winter coat and a decent pair of insulated bib overalls and quality waterproof insulated boots. I wear or carry in my pack a good quality Real Tree rain shell bottom and hooded top. In 55 years of hunting I just don't get cold when I dress like this. Being able to layer on treks in and out of the woods ensures I won't sweat. Dry, windproof, dependable and versatile. And very budget friendly.

So if you can find the rx5 at a mark down, is it worth it? Draw cycle an improvement? I've got a defiant. I like the draw but it is so aggressive on the pull forward. It wants to let em fly and not much relief to hold it in the back wall

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I have a 60-70 lb and it is impossible to draw. It is frustrasting

Your videos are always incredibly well done and packed with very useful information presented in a way that even simple old fellas like myself can understand. Thank you for all that you do!

Great instructional video. What is particularly impressive is your ability to deliver clean crisp images of what you are working on without a videographer helping out. There are some "shock jock" channels out there just "pumping out" "content" (not quite but it makes me think of the "Howard Stern" of archery videos). Hey, they are okay, but frankly their content is often crappy and in being so, it is disrespectful of the audience - meaning they do an AWFUL job of actual providing images and descriptions of what they are working on - as if that is an afterthought. Which it probably is. Despite the fact that they often have a 3rd party shooting the video (based on the poor quality, it must be the middle school kid next door. LOL.). The "shock jock" channels also tend to provide crappy half arse measurements and round things up or down randomly (seems dependent on which bow they want to "push"). Not to say I don't appreciate the shock jock channels somewhat for what they are, and I'm NOT saying they don't know what they are doing. But their presentations are often "sloppy" at best while you actually do good quality work. I get annoyed when I have to listen to a 20-30 video, watching sections more than once to glean 5 minutes of information. YOU do not do that to your viewers. Many others do.... Maybe I am an outlier, but I'm not looking for a couple or three "buds' goofing off and joking and yapping up a storm and / or making lewd sexual references. Hey, that's all good - but not what I'm looking for in a technical video. I want information professionally and concisely delivered. You excel at that. Hopefully it proves to be a good business model for you. Thank you for respecting your viewers! Thank you for what you do!

Folks are clicking to watch probably because they have had vanes fall off and inserts pull out, so I would suggest that you don't say (essentially) "it doesn't matter that much, experiment and find what you like". I like your videos, but thought that comment wasn't helpful because it undercuts your specific message and expertise. They are clicking to learn from your expertise because they don't want to do trial and error and then have to deal with the follow on issues (like an expensive Broadhead stuck in a foam target somewhere when an insert pulled out). Folks trust your advice, you don't need to pussyfoot around just to avoid people getting upset that you might have criticized Elmers glue or something. Can you tell us if the insert glue that Easton sells / provides for its inserts perform well and whether or not it is a "slow cure" type. Personally, I've had good luck with Easton insert glue. I'm also happy to use a better or similar glue that isn't priced at a premium due to the brand.