Awesome, thank you!

Thank you! I appreciate it! Archery is something awesome, I like to hunt in general, but there’s something about being in the woods with my bow that makes it more special. It’s almost spiritual getting close to critters and trying to get them with the bow rather than being able to shoot far with a muzzleloader or rifle. It’s a heck of a challenge, but that’s what makes it so fun. Good luck on your shooting and your journey with archery. It sure is addicting!

Thank you!

Thank you!! I’m a big sucker for an old bear bow. They just have so much history it makes em so cool! Especially my papaws old bear polar recurve it’s from 1953 and has been beaten and banged and dragged through hay fields. Now I’ve put 2 arrows through 2 does after all that time!

That’s hilarious! I’ve never heard that one before lol. I appreciate it and thanks for watching!

Music is good

Oh yeah. Shooting the heavier bow will help out at distance. That flatter trajectory will help a lot. It’s hard to get really accurate with a light poundage bow past 15 yards. Good luck and straight shooting!!

Thank you! It sure is. That’s a Thunderhorn Boa it’s done me pretty well for about 5 years now, and I’m rough on things. I can’t keep a bow looking nice I’ll drag em through brush, throw em across a creek or river, or throw to the ground from a stand. I’ve had to do that a couple times after dropping my rope. It’s pretty stout thing but I recommend getting a denser foam to put in the foam wears out quick.

I’m going up to a 12-13 gpp arrow this year. I’m hoping it’ll make it dead silent

@@georgichernenko5847 I like to use carbon arrows because of how much I can customize them. I can play a lot more with front weight etc. I like the woodies for the nostalgia though and it’s easy to get a heavy weight arrow with only a 100 grain head. If I had more time I’d make up a set of woodies every year

I get where you’re coming from, but I’m only talking about a practice accuracy perspective. Even if you do it slow while practicing, you’ll naturally be quicker in the heat of the moment while hunting. You’ll never be as slow as when you’re practicing when you’re in the moment due to adrenaline.

I appreciate your willingness to help and give advice. That’s why I love the sport because a lot of people like to help each other get better! I’ve watched a lot of Tom Clum, Joel Turner, and Jake Kaminski. I’ve never watched a lot of Rod Jenkins and have been meaning to look him up. I’m actually editing a video as I type this about back tension just like Tom Clum teaches it. I’ve always drew with my back, but the farther back I rotate and anchor my release goes crazy. There’s a newer video the “Instinctive Archery and How To Be Deadly Accurate” where I shoot my full shot through a 10 second hold. Where I shoot instinctively however my concentration has to be ok where I want to hit. I can’t do any of the conscious movements Joel Turner does cause I don’t use the tip of the arrow to aim. I just blank bale, or gap shoot when I’m practicing for form. In that video however I was still experimenting things in my form to see what worked, and now have found a lot better process that I’m sticking to. If you’d like you can check out my latest video, or I’ll be posting one about bow grip soon. Hopefully I’ll be making a video of me getting a new bow. haha😂 I appreciate the watch and feedback! Straight shootin & God bless!