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Definitely my favorite course too! So many great memories. Can't wait until we're all there again!

This is another great example of why I love traditional shoots. Lots of friendly banter, a truer test of skill, and just a plain ol' good time! Those people that shoot with training wheels, scopes, and rangefinders are far too serious for me lol. From Alberta, Canada, I bid everyone a great year of shooting!

Es hat mir große Freude bereitet sie auf ihrem Weg zu begleiten! Vielen Dank! I wish you the best!😀

Wonderful video…. Great shooting, some good looking form and shots. Doing traditional proud with these videos Thank you for taking the time to produce these.

I don't shoot bow and arrow. Instead, I am into offhand rifle shooting steel silhouette animal targets from 50 yards, out to 200 yards. I shoot a .30-30. I can really appreciate how difficult what you are doing is. And all of you make it look easy. Nice shooting. Just having a handle on what your equipment can do, and then executing the shot, is pretty cool to watch. Knowing wind and weather conditions as well factors in. And, isn't it great to hit exactly where you aimed? And the man in the white t-shirt...no messing around...as soon as he hits the back of his draw...the arrow is gone! Accurately!!

Thank you for posting the video. It's one of my fav shoots, second to ETAR at the same location lol. The best twofer.

Very nice course! Good shots! You are shooting my style of bowshooting! Greetings from Germany!

That's a nice looking course. Good shooting!

Good shooting. Stay safe my friend. God bless you all. 🙏

My favorite part of your video is where you have the camera set up by the target and we can hear the swoosh and thud of the arrow finding it's mark. This is really getting me excited and thanks in advance for your reply. Been searching for a new hobby, something where I can temporarily divorce myself from the short-attention-spanned world of technological gadgetry that I've involuntarily become entangled in. I'm looking at my life from the perspective of a 51 year old man who wants to rediscover stillness in himself. It's a thing that I have lost, but that I also sense is lying in wait for me to find and return to it's rightful owner. Call it what you want... mid life crisis - as much as I hate to admit it - probably sums it up. The bad news? It feels like a real crisis. The good news? If I'm graced with enough prosperity and good health, I have half of what's left of my life to solve it. Seeing as how my job requires me to visit customers, and that I have to skip from town to town across vast areas of natural wilderness (eastern WA, North ID, and MT) to do it, the two prospective outdoor pursuits I've landed on are archery & fishing. Both are things I'm at least vaguely familiar with and interested in, and that aside from the initial investment in gear are equally accessible & affordable. What appeals to me about archery specifically, are the opportunities to connect with other like-minded people, whereas fishing seems like a more solitary pursuit - which is all well and good - but also maybe begs for something more. On a side note, last summer I bought a cheap bow and arrow set w/ a target at the sporting goods store for my 11 year old daughter and quite predictably, I became the one doing most of the shooting. She enjoyed it too, but isn't self directed enough to pursue the sport on her own, which leaves me thinking how it could also be a thing for a father and his kid to connect on. Then yesterday, on one of the first decent weather days in months, I happened to run into a guy at the tire shop who is a bow fanatic. He told me about open events / public courses they have in the area and gave me a quick breakdown of what it takes to get started. Recurve bow vs. long bow vs. compound bow inevitably came into the conversation. He told me to not waste my time with anything that can't also effectively be used in hunting, if that was a thing I was also interested in. This brings me to my question. A big part of me wants to start with a traditional archery. Are there any benefits to doing so, other than personal preference? And assuming I get to the point where I also want to hunt (turkey, deer, elk) does it mean that I should buy a compound bow to begin with, or would I simply add one later on, if and when I decide the hunting itch also needs to be scratched?

It's much more interesting watching a video When you show where the arrows are hitting

Great shooting men. I shoot this course every year. Last year was the first time I shot it with a recurve. It’s always a great prep for the start of the season. Better be careful, that grizzly will be really ticked off with those non-lethal hits! That’s a long shot with trad bows. I believe it’s 50 yards if memory serves me right!

Great video I can't wait to cross the pond and be able to shoot some of your courses over there Greatings from Germany

i saw you guys everywhere! ill say hello this year!

Isn't it fun shooting with friends! I used to shoot compounds but not anymore. Bought a new black widow and having the time of my life! Greetings from Perth Ontario Canada!!

Nice shooting good layout. Believe i saw you at Twin Oaks shoot.

Looks like an awful lot of fun! It's be great if you'd post the specs of your bows in the comments. Make, weight, length... It's very enlightening, getting to see the different bows in action.

boys that is a lot flatter ground than here in iowa! lol our 3-d courses make an 80 year old think twice! lol

Been coming to this shoot the past couple years great shoot!

Yo Dan, still waiting to see some course shooting from ETAR 2022!! Any uploads coming soon?

Love your bow, what is it?

nice videos Dan!! Were you at ETAR this year? It was my first one with my brothers!!! You have any footage coming soon from this year?

What course is this, location?

Snake boots???

Thats a lot of fletching boys.