You dang right. I have shot more barbedwire than anybody on the planet. Only successful hit I ever had through a fence was a Cow Elk in Colorado about 10 years back.

Love your channel. I’ve had FHF, kuiu, marsupial, FHF again, stone glacier bino harnesses and after selling all but my marsupial I just re-bought the kuiu harness. Best harness going I think. No magnets for the win.

Looking good young man

Seasons almost here!

Good stuff! I’ve noticed the past two challenges no ASL, have you decided to change?

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That is a nice little target

Are you not hunting with your hill style bow this season now?

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Great Advice, I'm getting older and knees aint what they used to be.

I loved to shoot wood until I had one break on release. It was pretty painful. Luckily it didn't stick in my left forearm but, It left one heck of a bruise and knot. I immediately went back to aluminum although I couldn't shoot for a couple of days. That was probably 25 years ago.

You know when my bowhunting life really got easy? When I realized I didn't need binos. Now I might carry then on an Elk Hunt depends. Once I have a plan of attack on Elk, usually not.

Ok, Movement, wind, backdrop, and luck! Right?😊 If the champion hide and seek master, Sasquatch can do it, we can do it!😂

haha

To much talking

What bow are you using?

No Longbow? 🤔

Man you do flatten out on a close shot. You are right though it can be a tuff shot. Definitely a good idea to practice it.

very crucial shot that close if not heart 1 lung may be a ruff find...nice shot

Beautiful shot! We just started doing cold shots at my office in the morning. Getting ready for the season! Keep it up!

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Season is close. I have never really noticed. Much of a change regardless of terrain. I think it just depends on the perception of space.

Nope... I've killed a 10 point buck wearing a green shirt, brown Hollister shorts with American eagle sandals lol

Great video

Not only does all the hunting stuff cost a bunch, it’s a hassle to get used to using and dangerous as well. At 52 years old, I’ll do a ladder stand or a nice tree stand but not a saddle, climber or hanger………..it’s gonna be fixed to the tree with giant nails. I know guys who have fallen, it sucks and takes a long time to heal.

Love it sir. I have learned so much from watching you. I wish I could post a video on here for you to see as I have came Along way.

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man been watching you for a little while I'm glad to see you left the metal risers behind. When I switched to all wood one piece bows something just felt right, I cant even explain it.

You didn’t keep it parallel with the ground

Hey man! I'm all about the minimalist approach. I'm looking to upgrade my current fanny pack. I love the looks of yours. Do you have any links to it? Thanks!

You're sitting on the ground how does that make you more mobile

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Good video! I'm just starting to take trad archery seriously this year. Plus being in missouri is cool to actually see a system that would relate to my needs as well.

Realistic position to shoot.

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Do you use a seat, if so what kind or do you sit on the ground?

I think that shot is more difficult than many would give you credit for.

Love it!!!!!💪

What are those cotton looking things on your bowstring ? I’ve seen people that have them on their bows I was just wondering what it’s for.

Some days are definitely better than others. I’m 100% committed to hunting with my Kodiak Hunter this season.

Sweet set up!! My arrows are similar. I run 29” tamarack/western larch shafts 65/70, 5” shield cut feathers, 75 grn woody weights with Zwickey no mercys and Zwickey Eskimos. Can’t wait for the season to open.

Nice longbow man! 😊

That's a solid setup imo. I've been making and hunting with my own wooden arrows for a couple years now and they get the job done. I use a 6", 2 or 4 fletch on mine, half moon cut. I found the rounder shape is quieter than the shield. Try experimenting with 2 fletch... you might be surprised. I find they are just as accurate to 15 yards if well tuned as 3 or 4 fletch, but they are waaaay faster. Nice work, good hunting!

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Why is it bad to go on the hunt even if the wind is not the best?

What if you have to wear hunter orange because you know there will be a good amount of shooters in the woods that day?

Thanks. You hit that on the head. Chasing early elk above tree line early season before rut begins is a challenge to even draw back the bow after a leg/lung burning climb.