Awesome, thanks Joseph. Great to hear. Enjoy your bow! God bless you.

Same here Joseph Otero! I've learned so much from Sean!

Thanks so much!

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Thank you and congrats

Thanks so much!!!

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Thanks so much! I appreciate it. God bless you and enjoy the journey.

Sure thing. Glad it was helpful. God bless ya

Thanks, Michael. God bless you.

That is great. Glad it helped. God bless you.

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Thanks man, God bless you too

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching

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THANKS!!! God bless you.

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Sean's Outdoor Adventures went with the carbon defiant turbo.

Thanks that’s what I hope for

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The tuning video is up and link in the description if you want to check it out. God bless you.

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You are welcome, I am so glad this helped! God bless you!

Thanks Bob. God bless ya.

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Great starter bow.

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Enjoy it Steven.

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Thanks, Mason. God bless you!

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Okay, William God bless ya

Lol, well, I'm your brother in the context of the family of God, lol :-)

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THANKS Ross. God bless ya

Great, I hope you get a setup put together that works for you. God bless you

You're welcome. Thanks for watching

Thank you again Sean for taking the time and breaking down the bow setup process in such detail!! It helped So much!

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I never heard of it. Sorry. God bless you.

I never liked doing it that way. I guess because it can sometimes be a pain in the butt trying to get the nock off. This way works fine for me so I stick with it.

@@seansoutdoors Looks like it does work well for you. I enjoy your videos and insight. Keep up the awesome work, brother.

If you want to log it out for me I'll put it in. I don't have time to do that for all these videos I'm making. Sorry. God bless you.

Sean's Outdoor Adventures ok sure I can do that

If the string is long then you will need to put twist in it. Here is a video on waxing the string. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z7SdjZNzubnIhmg.html I don’t put lube on the cams because you can collect dirt on the lube.

Thank you. God bless you too.

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You may want to watch this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oaiedcR3mpitiKM.html

What is your draw length? If the bow I got from Leader Accessories, which I talk about at the beginning of this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rNhhZdqq07-wYIE.html if that bow will fit you I will send it to you. Send me an email through my website with your draw length and address, and if it fits you I will ship it out this week. It has a sight and rest included. God bless you.

J JESTER i just bought a bear cruzer g2. $399.00. up to 32 inch draw length 4 pin sight. Perfect for beginner and pro shooters

You risk damaging the strands if you just push things through the string, so you need to be very careful. Most bow shops actually put a bow in a bow press before using a string splitter because that takes the tension off of the strands and then you don't risk damaging them. That's my input. God bless you.

@@seansoutdoors Appreciate the response and thank you. I have seen shops use the bow press many times for even just little stuff but I swore I seen shops using the splitter just when the bow was on the bow vise maybe not(not saying they are right by any means) I thought the splitter was designed to not harm the string but obviously that's not the case. I definitely would take your word over many others coming from someone with your knowledge and also someone who builds strings. I love watching your videos keep it up! God bless!

Serving separation is pretty common by the cams. Just keep an eye on it. The string should not start to fray or anything like that. I've never had a problem even if there was serving separation. Strings typically last one or two seasons depending on how much you shoot. Well, they can last longer but I generally replace them within a year or two.

Mission is owned by Mathews, and Diamond is owned by BowTech. I'm not sure if PSE makes their bows in the USA or if they bring them in from China. I'd guess they bring them in but I'm not sure. BowTech and Mathews are american made.

Sorry, I just replied but gave an incorrect name so I deleted it and am writing it over. I used a Carbon Core side bar stabilizer for years which worked pretty well. Right now I am using a side bar attachment and 4 inch dead center stabilizer on it. Beestinger also makes some good options for side bars. God bless ya.

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Put the peep in the string and draw to your anchor point while pointing at a target. If it is too low for you to see through just slide it up until it lines up with your eye and the sight. God bless you

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I explained it when I responded to your other comment. God bless you.

I think a lot of the bows in that price range are very comparable. I did a review video on the Diamond Edge SB-1 that I think could be a good bow for you to look at. It has a great range of adjustment, so you could get it at a lower draw weight if you wanted. It also comes with the accessories you need. Lastly, if you ever wanted to set it up for someone else to try archery, it has a great ability to be adjusted for them too. Here is a link to that video I made on it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sNeFqdaQ08qceqc.html

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your focus was good through all that

You have to learn how to push through when you have four kids ages five and under. lol.

Do you want to shoot a compound or recurve? If a compound, then you will probably have trouble finding one in that price range that will go out to your draw length. First determine your draw length by holding your arms straight out to the sides and having some one measure finger tip to finger tip and then divide that number by 2.5. that is roughly your draw length, then you need to look for a bow that will go to that length. You may need to search for a used bow if you want to use a compound. IF you want to use a recurve, then keep in mind that they are usually rated at 29 inch draw, so every inch longer than that that you are, you add about 3 pounds. so a 20 pound pull bow at 32 inch draw length could end up being around 9 pounds heavier and closer to 30 pound pull. In that case you are actually shooting at a higher poundage than what the bow is advertised at.... I'd say just search around for whatever you can find in your price range because it is simply going to be limited for you. Good luck and God bless

Yes I can. For a peep I use this type amzn.to/3aLAcAd For a sight, I think trophy ridge makes some good sights and some are pretty affordable. The one is use is this one amzn.to/2KK0DLX but they have others that are much less expensive. Here is a midrange one amzn.to/2SiEit0 but you can also go much less expensive like this one amzn.to/3bQnNMv For a stabilizer I am using the BeeStinger Mircro Hex side bar stabilizer amzn.to/3cYp1Fz but you can also get something decent for less if you just want one that goes off the front amzn.to/2YjJyk8. You can also look at Apex if you want a sidebar that is a little less than the BeeStinger amzn.to/3d2U5E6 If you want something even less expensive than those, you could try something like this one amzn.to/3bQZ62C but realistically, I'd look for one that you can add weights to in case you wanted to be able to do that to add balance to your setup. This last option doesn't look like you can add weight to it. For a rest, I have been using the QAD Ultrarest HDX but there are plenty of options out there. amzn.to/2zDreb7 Some people like the simplicity of a whisker biscuit amzn.to/35eSuIW Quivers are a little more difficult in that I have not found one I like a lot and would say THIS is the one. A quiver that I have used for years that is light and pretty decent and on the affordable side is the Octane amzn.to/2y48DVw It is okay, not the greatest, but functional and all that. You can also visit my Amazon Affiliate Site to see other suggestions in archery products www.amazon.com/shop/seansoutdooradventures I hope that helps. God bless you.

@@seansoutdoors Awesome stuff sir. Thank you very much for all of this excellent info! You've saved me a bunch of research hours. Thanks again 🙏

@@angelcortes220 Sure thing. God bless you.

They used to send them with a slidable tied serving above and below the peep. If they are no longer doing that you may need to cut the serving used to tie in the peep and then slide the peep and Retie it in.

It's very hard to give you direction when I don't know what you did to it.

haha, true, yes... wasn't sure you were online, thanks for the reply... I upped my draw weight from 55 to 67lbs, now (following your setup videos) I got as far as tuning in the 1st pin on 10yrds, but walking back to 20yrds puts that pin right up against the first pin. On 30yrds, there is hardly space between pin 2 & 3... not sure what i did wrong... please help

@@dantevanniekerk Most people put the first pin at 20 yards because of that. If anything, at least put the first pin at 15 yards and then the following ten-yard increments - 25, then 35 etc.

I have not found it to make a difference. God bless you.

Thank You, Great and informative videos. GOD Bless You, MORE.

Lol, thank you!

I don't have enough experience with the Chinese market to help you.

Thanks you anyway

I haven't used it. Sorry.

Yes, but make sure it is set at least the minimum required draw weight for hunting in your state. Also, I recommend a fixed blade broadhead with razor blade to the tip like the G5 Montec, here is a link for it amzn.to/2C6VvL5 Also, you can watch this video to get a better understanding why. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hc-ndtR5rbWdeKc.html God bless and good luck.

Never heard of that brand before, so, no I haven't. God bless you.

It goes by another name Oneida Eagle bow, and it is a mixture of a compound and a recurve bow, if not would do a review of it?

Oh I've heard of Oneida. I will look to see if there is anywhere that carries them anywhere around me. If I can find someone who carries them and they agree to let me review them then I will.

Thanks Sean 😉

And god bless ya! 😎

Lower the draw weight if possible. When you reach full draw, relax your muscles a little to help you hold steady for the shot.

It really depends on your budget. A great bow for a beginner that is a high quality is the Elite Ember. God bless you.

@@seansoutdoors hello sean I don't want a compound bow for biginners i want a medium range bow strong 34"~ that is not too expensive of course Tink's

I still think you should look at Elite Ember, it is the best bow in that whole price range. Aside from that, I would look at Diamond bows and see what fits your price. PSE has a few decent ones in mid price range and so does Bear. I'd start by looking at those two and then expand your search from there.

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You either move the rest and nock point up or you get a different rest that will have the clearance you need .

@@seansoutdoors Thanks Sean. I spoke with the folks at QAD yesterday regarding this issue, I am not alone. They make the launcher in three different lenngths. By default the rest comes with the longest launcher arm because most bows are built with enough clearance. They make two smaller sizes. Since the QAD HDX Rest comes with a lifetime warranty they are sending me both other launcher arms completely free of charge so i can see what works best for me. I have to say the customer service at QAD is amazing. They were very kind and professional.

Yes, they have been good to me as well

Sounds like you are setting it up wrong. You set the center shot of the rest first and then sight in the bow. It is common for the pins to line up to the left of the arrow when all is done.

No. The key is that they face opposite sides, otherwise it will spin around the string, which you don't want.

For a righty you want the bottom knot facing you and the top on the cable side. For a lefty you want the opposite. Its for those that use a handheld release as it will help reduce torque on the string.

facing me while your shooting is that what you mean

oh i may need to address that mine moves a fair bit ,i loose accuratelevels from it .nice idea with the silver pen

I've done it both ways and it has never made a lick a difference, but to each his own. If you want to do it that way you sure can, but again, I've tested this extensively, and it has not mattered in the least. Just my 2 cents.

Clip your release onto it. It helps to pull the string centered behind the arrow and also helps prevent the release from wearing out the serving on the string.

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Talk about service! Thanks so much. I'm new and I feel fortunate to have stumbled upon your channel. Your expertise is evident as I hera you talk about things in a detailed, yet concise manner. The best instructionals I've seen since I've began scouring the internet for beginner-friendly compound bow advice.

Wow, thanks so much! Hope the videos help all our needs. Have fun with it and God bless you!

By bow strap, do you mean the wrist sling? If so, the stabilizer goes through it to hold it on. Aside from that, I'm not sure what you could be calling a bow strap.

@@seansoutdoors Hi, I believe it is called the hex nut. You had a washer right behind the nut. And yes the wrist sling. Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for responding to me. I do appreciate it alot. You're the best.

You can get a nut to fit that spot at a hardware store.

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It can be blocked by the riser a little. It all depends on how you anchor and stuff like that

They are very nice. Enjoy it.

I'm not sure what you are asking. The wording isn't quite clear. Are you asking if I went to Topo school? Are you asking if I ran the topo map reading webinars I talked about and also posted information on on my website? Please clarify.

That’s called peep creep.

Sean's Outdoor Adventures is there anyway to really correct it? I’ve shot other bows and none of them are as bad as mine is. Most I’ve shot stay perfectly straight and I can see clearly through them. I don’t want to be holding back, waiting on a deer to give me a shot and my peep twist so bad, I can’t see.

@@seabass22 If it is constantly creeping it means you have a very poorly made string. You need to replace your bowstring.

Sean's Outdoor Adventures thanks! I figured, from what I’ve what been reading the past few hours.

A few lol

Sean's Outdoor Adventures when is the next scripture verse? I don’t want to miss it.

@@JM-sj4wj There is a Scripture Verse in every single upload beginning in June 1, 2019 and they will continue until November 30, 2019. Watch every uploaded video in that time period and you won't miss one. Live streams will not have a Scripture Verse in them.

Yep, pretty much what I have said. In my testing I have never noticed the side you tie on a Dloop, or how you angle your hand to really make any difference... God bless ya

I would say every two years is about right for most shooters. I personally change them every year, but I think I do a little more shooting that the average person. I also wax my string regularly, which is something all archers should do. Hope that helps. Also, I'd say one of the more economical places out there right now to get strings is 60X Custom Strings, but you can get them from wherever you prefer. God bless

cool ,i just dont want the string snapping under pressure :) keep up the great videos .

Lol, great.

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Lol, that is funny. Thanks for sharing. I'm happy to hear that my videos have helped you shoot so well. Keep up the good work, and God bless you too, Dave!

Actually, I think I’ll keep it.

I don't like letting anyone work on my stuff.

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