Well win for hi m

Commentators " feels like Dave has the momentum " Meanwhile he's down by 1 and nick just tkrw through the entire field.

And wawin Win it was verry Good 👍👍👍😊 die

Verry Well Done

Wel Dit is goed gedoen geluk hoor . .........

Shoot like you hunt

Lol

Ok I see this all the time it’s not about the bow personally I think older bows from 2000-2010 time frame just flat out win the forgiveness category but it’s what you’re used to

​@@Logan-ky3ot I agree, I think we can all agree 2 thousand dollars is a hell of alot for a naked bow though.

Rezult

20 yards.. well they shoot 18 meters which is exactly 19 yards and 2 feet...

Dieser Punkt wird mit 12 punkten gewertet. Das X in der Goldenen Mitte zählt dagegen nur 11 Punkte. Sollte man den kleinen weißen Punkt also die 12 nicht treffen, liegen im Umfeld aber nur niedrigere Punkte wie die 8 oder 7. Und das macht nen Himmelweiten unterschied falls Du ihn nicht triffst.

looks like 18-20 yards

20 yd

That $11,000 check is from his bow sponsor. He also won $20,000 from Lancaster Archery.

@@LancasterArcherySupply That's a hell of a paycheck! Congrats to him. Myself I create and use my own bows and hand-made arrows, along with hand-made fishing lures and equipment. Cheers!

Looks like I'm about to really step up my practice.

Just to offer some perspective......Nick would move his sight when he planned to shoot at the 12. Nick was going to take the last shot. As Kyle prepared to take his last shot, he saw Nick moving his sight, indicating that Nick planned to shoot at the 12 for the last shot. If Kyle shot at the 11 and Nick hit the 12, Kyle would have lost anyway. So Kyle went for the 12 with his last shot to avoid getting beat on the last shot. He took the shot he had to take to stay in the match. He just didn't hit it......

@@pjreilly3997 Thanks for the explanation, PJ. 👍🏻 That makes sense and is understandable from a strategic point of view. That 12 point dot can cause you to lose to your opponent or give you a chance to defeat him depending on the circumstance. It one way I like the 12 dot rule but in another I don't.

@@Sagittariustoo The tough part about target archery for spectating is making it exciting. If you are not an archer, it can be like watching paint dry. We added the 12 to add an element of strategy and excitement that goes beyond simply hitting the middle and hoping the other guy misses.

@@pjreilly3997 I get your point, thanks, PJ! I've loved archery all my life but spot shooting is not very exciting to some. Your tournament is the best! 👍🏻

What if Nick moved his sight just to get in kyle’s head. What if…..we may never know. Way to go Kappers now go get that Vegas title!!!

Except you're wrong. Cricket current allows carbon fiber to be added to bats and uses a smart ball to track information. Baseball didn't use to have gloves, but based on your comment I guess they shouldn't use them now because it makes it easier to catch the ball.

Like h3f said: Cricket and baseball have changed from their original forms. So your point is moot

It is much harder than you know, even with all the equipment these gentlemen have the average person couldn't shoot 5 11's in a row I'd they had to under pressure.

I've read all the comments.. Firstly the cricket stuff was tried and removed. Secondly the baseball without gloves clearly had to evolve for safety of hands. Archery on the other hand didn't have any safety concerns to warrant pulleys and weights..I will accept finger gloves as a safety concern but not the weights and pulleys... I love to see some specs from the same distance with a natural bow compared to a heavily modified cheating bow...

@@drew6082 if you could compare competition specs over the same distance between compound and natural that would be great.. I'm pretty sure a professional natural shooter will and almost shit all over the heavily weighted bows I'd love to see the difference from a professional level