Thank you, Sean! I appreciate your generosity and the new bow! I've been practicing more and more and have been getting a lot more dialed in and consistent! 😊

God is truly working thru you Sean. Way to bless someone with a bow.

Thank you for your educational video Shawn I spent 12 years in the military and never really picked up archery until this year. This is also my first year deer hunting and really enjoy watching your videos and learning.

Can't get enough of these vids. Thanks Sean. Late 60's here and have had cheap takedown bows 40lb. Bought a cheap chinese 40-70lb compound which is amazingly good and accurate. Had it over a year and still haven't tuned it yet. Too busy and tired by days end to shoot much but i think most you're teaching here will suit my bow. Cheers from hot and dusty outback QLD Australia. Tons of feral pigs out here. I haven't practised enough yet to hunt them. I don't want to wound them...or lose arrows. Will gain confidence when i can group arrows closely at 30 to 40 metres.

Thank you, Sean! I am planing on getting into archery. I enjoyed watching and learning. God Bless!

Great video for someone wanting to get back in to archery like myself!

Great video, very easy to follow along, and having a worthy winner in the vid is good and better.. 😊🏹🦌🙏

Thank you for this video. Just purchased my first bow and it's also this same brand. Thanks for the information.

Here's. My question IF someone buys used compound bow that was between $1,000 to $1,200 at original cost when it was new. How much do compound bows go down in value as they age. Do compound bows hold their value like guns do or do they decline faster as they compared to guns? Also what should look for when buying a used bow are the warning signs?