Why Broad Head Practice Is So Important

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Why Broad Head Practice Is So Important
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@ericlind3569 27 күн бұрын

It’s always amazing to me how much more focused on form and follow through when I’m practicing with a broadhead versus field point. Probably because I shoot SO much with field points that I become complacent. I’m gonna go shoot some broadhead shots today!!

@ILhunter23 27 күн бұрын

You are 100% spot on about the mental factor of shooting with a broadhead! Personally for me was because when I first started hunting tuning a broadhead was a nightmare and left a bad memory about shooting broadheads since I was not confident with them . Now I have a way better shooting set up and having confidence with a broadhead is everything

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

Yep the confidence is everything with broadheads.

@veteranswithoutbenifitsgui9738 28 күн бұрын

Huge fan Jason, thank you for all of the content you have put together. It is like a roadmap for aspiring hog hunters. I started trying to get a job in SC while in OH watching your videos. You ended up moving to coastal GA... I ended up moving to coastal GA. Today I have an interview with Bryan county that would provide me some stability. I hunt the base more... and more often. Muddy Black Grand Cherokee with USMC stickers spanning 2 generations, say hi if you see me, I would love to thank you personally. Your channel is more important to people than you may realize. Judging by the unmistakeable smile on his face, I think I saw Mr. Carter the other day. Rock on dude !!! Bill McStay

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

Love hearing this success story! Chasing your dreams and making it happen is never easy but so very worth it. email me your contact info jason@tbwpodcast.com We need to exchange numbers and that way if you need any help out there you can reach me.

@raymondjones6024 24 күн бұрын

Papertuning for perfect bullet holes and a short compact Wasp Drones fly exactly the same with my fieldtips and a Zwicky 100gr Judo point I use for stump shooting under any condition to mimic my hunts.

@SamkoTradBow 24 күн бұрын

Very nice

@pathfinder5804 28 күн бұрын

So this video couldn’t have been posted at a more appropriate time. This is my 1st yr trad hunting. Been an adventure since January figuring out everything that goes into this process!!!! Just received my 1st pack of 3 broadheads the other day and walked out into backyard and shot with them. Well I guess I reference my arrow tip WAY more than I thought!!!! My broadheads are about 3/4in longer then my field tip making what I’m referencing as my tip different. I was hitting 8-10in high due to broadhead. I did watch a Push Archery video where they would paint a thin white ring around arrow at the insert as the reference point that way broadheads and field tips are the same. What a difference for me though and glad I saw this now not a week before season!!!!

@scottlindholm5568 27 күн бұрын

Here's an idea instead of referencing the tip reference the end of the shaft that way point length doesn't matter

@pathfinder5804 27 күн бұрын

@@scottlindholm5568that’s the idea of putting something light colored on end of arrow such as a dab of white paint.

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

Love this. Thats what its all about and why we test and practice with our gear. You are in the same boat every single one of us were at one time. doing and learning the exact same things.

@Backyard.Archery 27 күн бұрын

Agree… just made final selection and into Broadhead warm up mode… 1 month to go.

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

Love hearing that.

@george2099 27 күн бұрын

Great video Jason! Really miss you podcast still listening to the reruns 😅

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

I miss making them. But honestly giving up that time to increase my videos on my samkoworkshop channel was the best decision I ever made.

@DonnyB-sl9gm 24 күн бұрын

I can’t shoot broadheads at my local range so unfortunately i’m just going to have to trust that its on point

@VanishingPointTraditional 21 күн бұрын

Great stuff. Jason you the man !! 😊

@SamkoTradBow 21 күн бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it.

@PVW1960 27 күн бұрын

Spot on. My general procedure is to shoot one cold shot in the morning before I leave the house. I shoot my max comfortable distance(currently 30yds with a 10" center of the target i consider the kill zone) and I do it with a broadhead. Then I take a pic of the arrow in the target before I pull it and it's on my phone to live with for the day. I'm envious of your seasons. Here in Alaska my "archery only" season Is a whopping 7 days long. Entire moose season is 30 days. At least black bear is year around

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

The cold shot and live with it is a very sobering tactic...lol But sure does make you focus. In michigan my total season was 90 days and then bowfishing in the summer. Down here in ga now its 6 months of deer and year round hogs. love it down here.

@NiklosSmith 27 күн бұрын

Great video again I am shooting the ace super express glue on with 100gr adapter as a 300gr screw in this year. Did you have to change your nock point to accommodate for such high foc?

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

Great set up. Not sure about the nock point as I have shot high foc for so long. but right now as a split finger shooter im 5/8s over center.

@tatoo190 27 күн бұрын

As a brand new bow hunter, but not new to hunting, how do I know when I’m good enough with the bow to hunt ethically & effectively?

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

Bowhunting Is about getting close. 20 yards and under is best. If you are proficient with your bow at 20 set up for 20 yard shots, if only proficient at 15 set up for 15 and under shots.

@donthornton7528 27 күн бұрын

I noticed with field tips to shoot with cock feather out with hunting tips I need to shoot with cock feather in don't know why for me it makes a difference. Great video

@SamkoTradBow 27 күн бұрын

I know people that shooting cock feather in gives better flight too. As long as it's flying right thays all that matters. But glad you are taking the time to test and find what works best

@michaelvstheworld3680 22 күн бұрын

I just back into Trad. I had not shot a recurve or long boy since I was a kid. I went by the 10 grains of arrow per one pound of draw weight and had compound arrows that fit the bill and were spined correctly. My question is this. I left the blazer vanes on as the flight seems to be good, but do you think feathers would be worth putting on and trying out?

@SamkoTradBow 21 күн бұрын

If the flight is good and the vanes are clearing the shelf you can leave them on. Feathers are more forgiving if they hit the bow. and feathers are bigger and help stabilize the arrow better.

@michaelvstheworld3680 21 күн бұрын

@tradbowpodcast they were contacting the shelf initially, but I put on a Bear elevated weather rest, which seemed to alleviate the issue. I am going throw on the feathers to reduce contact further. Thank you for the response.