Thanks for the reply. Yes this was a simple video and the whole purpose of this series is to show there is nothing mystical about setting up your bow. If you look at the other videos I do show how to adjust your center shot using the very same rest. I could have made one video showing the entire set-up but no one would watch it. There has to be step by step short videos so that people will watch. Not everyone needs to know how to install a V-Con rest but some people do. That is why I made this video. To help everyone that needs help. I hope you watched the other videos and they helped you with any questions you were looking for. Thanks again for watching.

I believe that was the Hitman 8/10 inch bars. Most put the 10 inch up front but I like the weight to be more back so I put the 8 inch up front.

@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 thx

Thanks man! Going to try and some new stuff up soon.

What I mean is that the adjustments are pretty close for most all Bear bows. You will have to fine tune it a bit but not by much.

​@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 I looked at my bow and my arrow covers the two burger button holes identically to yours. Every time I watch your video I'll get my bow out and bore sight my strings and sight. You take the mystery out of compound bows. I value that! My V-Max whisker biscuit arrives in today. Again, thanks for posting your videos. Separate question. I purchased some arrows with nocks glued in. How do you remove the nocks without damaging them? I have a spine indexer and want to mark the stiff side of the shaft. Can't do that if I can't turn the nock.

@@TomOnTheRun You really can't save glue on nocks. You will just have to install new ones when you make the arrows the way you want. Side note: you really don't need to determine the stiff side of the shaft. While that is not a bad thing to do, unless you are shooting wood it really isn't necessary. I don't know your skill level but I shoot a lot. I would not be able to tell the difference between the stiff side and the soft side of the spine. But you do you! Being confident in your equipment is 80% of being a good shot. No matter how good it is and how expensive it is, if you're not confident in the equipment then you will shoot poorly.

@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 Yep, lesson learned. Heat gun and pliers equals damaged nocks. Ordered replacements. Thanks again for your reply! FYI: Mounted the Trophy Ridge V rest and like it!

Thanks I plan on getting back to posting new stuff soon

Thanks Man! I've had a lot going on this past year but plan of getting back to making videos. Time is always against me.

I have not had it in a driving rain but I did have it in a light to medium rain for a hunt (3-4 hours). No issues with the quiver all season. Hope this helps.

@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 i was hoping they made a rain fly for a quiver but they don't. So i bought a dish cover kinda like a shower cap to keep in my bag if it rains. Because i read someone cooked there electronics in there hex quiver.

@@fishingwithhoffman7365 I contacted Bear archery to get the official word on this. Here is the reply I received: I haven't seen hex light short out, but if it gets submerged in water completely it can get water inside the lights. Normally it just makes it so you can't turn it off until it dries out. I know they did change it recently and there is a membrane over the buttons which should help. So as I suspected through my use of this quiver, the 1st Gen model should be good in normal rainy hunting conditions. It appears that they have addressed any water issues in the newer models. This quiver will not be recommended for your spear fish setup. 😄 Hope this help your confidence in this quiver.

@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 thank you very much. Bear sent me a new Escalate. They are AWESOME and very great people! And customer service. I bought me like a tiny shower cap looking thing. It really goes over like food bowls and plates. And i am going to keep in in my hunting pouch. Its clear also. But so it it does rain or snow when i am on a hunt i can protect it. I really appreciate you getting the info for me man. That helps. And i appreciate it Sir

I wouldn't recommend it. I have seen many strings messed up trying to use something different.

Thanks so much!

That is why is do these videos. It isn't rocket science and anyone can do 90% of their own work with very little equipment cost. I'm happy you enjoy

Thanks Man! I'm learning a lot about camera work and angles. I'm not a professional by any means. I hope to get some new videos out soon. Things have been crazy.

Yeah I would love to see pov camera view in the bow world more

Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it!

You know...I was hesitant about it at first but I got it because I really don't like the design of the Synch rest they offer. Now that I have used it over the fall I really do like it. I plan on doing some speed comparisons in a video that should come out this summer.

@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 Awesome. Looking forward to that. New to bow hunting myself & think I might get a biscuit to start out with

@@tatoo190 Definitely recommended. You won't be upset.

@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 After watching your videos I am buying the V-Max whisker biscuit.

Just mounted and using the V-Max. Like it!

Thanks Working on your bow is not difficult if you know just a few simple tricks. I hope these videos help you out.

Greatly appreciate the vote of confidence! Thank you so much. If you would, share the page with your friends.

@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 no problem please do the same sir

If you don't mind me asking, who is this? I can't tell from your page.

@@teamcajunbowfishing3298 Kenny bush

@@allseasonoutdoors1512 yeah I just figured it out Kenny.🤣

Thanks bub! Hopefully I can do a once a week schedule. But we will see.