I own a recurve too for that same reason, only my compound is just so much more accurate and can reach out further, so I find I tend to pick it up more so. For actual hunting, I couldn't ensure a humane shot into the vitals at any distance, like I can with my compound.. I'd love to be as good with it but that would take years and tens of thousands of arrows... To be able to out shoot an intermediate compound bowman at 20, 30 and 40 yards would take a decade of practice and not a day less..

It’s funny you say that because I actually switched over to it shortly after this video

I like my broadheads completely horizontal. I reheat the insert after to adjust the alignment

Lol man. Like I said that was a dumb question . I always forget we can reheat that hot melt. Thank you and keep up the vids brother.

I shoot feathers.

It’s the stock clamp. I also run an offset with the jig

Your better off shooting it off the shelf not on a elevated rest

bowhuntznj I’ve killed with all three of his heads. The battle axe are insane but I don’t get a pass through sometimes in my poundage not like it matters because the blood trail is still insane. The new short mags are smaller diameter giving us a pass through every single time on any size animal. Still phenomenal bloodtrails. The big game head is the best of both worlds yet for some reason I still favor the other two. Jim prefers the big game. If I had only one choice I’d go battle axe

Ok thanks I really like the Battle Axe head I may have to try it!

Omnivore’s Homestead And Quivers What quivers do you make?

bowhuntznj it won’t let me post photos on here but if you look us up on Facebook you can see all of the quivers, tabs, and grunt calls we make. Just search omnivores homestead and quivers.

Fletching first then I use hot melt on the inserts not glue. That way I can heat them up to align the broad head.

@@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers Thank you so much. I got the idea of 2 fletched arrow after watching your video about 1 year ago. And I started shooting pretty much the same set up now . Simmons Shark Safari 265 grains, 100 grain outsert and 2 fletched arrow. 650 grains total arrow weight with 25% FOC.

I think those were gateway feathers.

You have to call Centaur directly on the telephone to get them he hasn’t got them on the website

You have to call centaur archery direct.

Absolutely. As long as you’re tuned.

No it’s not. That’s a selway strap on

You have to call centaur archery

We build all of them ourselves. They are available on omnivoresquivers.com

Like I said before. Sorry you don’t like the films. Still learning more and more every film.

@@OmnivoresHomesteadAndQuivers The films are fine, lots of good information, but when I'm trying to hear what you have to say, fighting through the background noise is a PITA! Granted, I have hearing loss and wear hearing aids, but you should take into account that may be the case with your potential audience. I know almost all of the "professional hunters" try to heighten the anticipation with dramatic music, but I prefer to watch normal guys doing actual hunts, which is why I turn to youtube. I'd much rather hear the crunch of leaves as a deer approaches because that's what really happens in the woods. How many deer or hogs have you killed while jamming to your boom-box? I'll go out on a limb and guess, maybe NONE. I can tolerate some music as you fade from one scene to another, just not constant. Believe me, I'm trying to help you make better videos, not just ripping on you. I would add, I am not alone. I've talked to friends who say the same thing.

Doesn't bother me at all