Do you have very much finger pinch with that bow?

Easton axis 400 spine. Way to go!!🤘

How do you like the Quiver, is that the 1 or 2 piece?

Smoked eem ol son

You sold me on the bow and limbs, I found some used limbs for 200 nocked off, I’m guessing your t-strings are 56” ??? Love your videos very informative!

I wanted some really great bright fletching. I used "blaze green". They were great, but I couldn't get near any deer. At the end of the season I discovered that White Tails see very well in the ultra violet spectrum and when I hit these with black light, unlike standard colors, these lit up like search lights!😟

Do you still hunt with your black widow or are you using the satori for your main bow?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iLiCoddiv9GbhX0.htmlsi=neACnb6HT6wCF84a If you dont do nothing else, keep that back locked in bro.

Why 7 yards?

Yup, blaze orange can really spook deer since they see well in the ultra violet spectrum.

I really like Hoyt Bows but i would not buy Hoyt limbs due to the great big writing down them , i do not want to walk around looking like a advert , i like how Bear is subtle , and people ask that's a nice bow what make is it

My limbs are 50#

I have this exact set up it’s sweet

got somthin' wrong with yer lower lip there old boy!

Luv your videos but haven’t seen anything new in quite a while thought. Because of your videos I’ve purchased a satori knockoff until I can find the right deal on a real one. However I feel even though I luv nothing more then a custom wood bow I feel the feel of the weight/grip/versatility of an ILF is gonna be key to me shooting better. I have a basic wooden recurve currently and find it to light even with quiver full of arrows. Besides being able to change the limbs simple and quick to suit your needs is a huge Bennie. We are required to have #35 min in my state and my recurve is currently pulling #47 so #35 would be great for turkey but would like #50+ for moose and u stringing and snapping different limbs on would be great compared to buying new bow!!!

GREAT GROUP! I really like watching arrows in flight so I fletched my arrows with a Very bright chartreuse feathers. They really were bright. Throughout the season I kept seeing big white tails waving bye-bye even though I was using excellent ASAT camouflage. Then, I remembered that Whitetail Deer see well in the UV spectrum. So, I put samples of different fletched arrows in a closet, screwed in a UV bulb, and threw the switch. All colors became drab except the Bright Chartreuse which lit up like a Christmas tree!! 😱

How do you adjust the tiller? I just picked one up but there is no info on how to adjust even though it came with the wrench and allens. Stock measurements for I'm getting a reversed tiller. (bottom limb longer till than top)

i asked a huntig bow specialist (dealer in Switzerland) about this cheap riser brand, his answer ? avoid choose white feather riser for just 40€ more and you will have no building problems

What string material are you using fast flight or dacron? And flemish or endless loop with that limb set up? I reached out to TTT strings and not sure which ones to pick with my gobi limbs

Very nice Bow, What is the Riser material on that bow?

Great video! I just purchased this riser. Do you know what kind of wood is used in the riser? How has the riser held up for you? Any problems? Thanks

I had the same set up and arrows on 2 Satori bows and 2 Black Widow bows. I didn't chronograph them, but after shooting them I couldn't see any difference in performance and feel.

I have 2 Satori bows. I think I'm gonna get a set of uukha limbs.

Thats dang good bud. I would call it READY !

What lengths did they each end up at and what's your draw length? Thanks for the video.

Nice Video, always enjoy them. I switched to trad vanes this season. Harvested 3 does, 2 nice racks, 2 pigs and a 6x5 elk this season all on hard hunted public with my #75lb carbon widow PCH. 2 of the deer were on alert and one I had to stop. I video all my hunts, used to video for Louisiana Sportsman. Many dozens of old videos of deer and pigs ducking hard as the arrow approached left me often very frustrated, yet this season the animals pretty much stood in place or hardly moved until the arrow got there but I was blessed with a lot of closer shots this season. I've been very impressed and the fact that mud wipes off when I fall and no worries with rain and wet feathers which is often the case in Louisiana and Colorado hunts has me sold. Blew through a lot animals and they are fairly durable though a tad difficult to glue perfectly. 4x 2.7 inch for me. My buddies 3 inch banana cuts were always more quiet than my shield cut I used to use. I agree those carbon widows are so quiet. I have over a dozen recurves and nothing comes close to as quiet for me. Got a new shorter carbon one getting built now. Also got a "silent but deadly" string on the widow. Still feathers are downright a cooler more traditional look imo.

Ilf bows are contraptions.

For the rithm

Are you still using this bow? Same arrow setup? or are you using heavier tips? I'd love to hear how this bow has done over time. Also, I live in the north, so I'd be interested in how well this bow does in colder temps, 0-30 F? Thanks!

choke on the tobaco ,,haha make ya shot better

Great looking mobile set up!! How are your aiders attached to the sticks, are they sewn into the steps?

It’s not 200 dollars cheaper on the link or am I mistaken?

After that first shot my mind immediately went to “just shy of the recliner “ I need an indoor range 😂

Updated review? Im hung up with adding almost 2 more pounds on a stand that is purchase for lightweight.

"O" for open (aka D for dead), gotta double back that buckle so it looks like a "C" for closed.

Your supposed to double loop your belt buckle dude. Read the instructions. That belt is going to slip off of you. Always check your gear your harness. It'll hurt when you fall.

Good review. I’ve got or had most of the “high end” hang ons out there, but I’m always eyeing this stand. Before “mobile” hunting was cool I was packing the other version that’s the full chair around on public. Can’t beat the comfort of a millennium. I may have to pick one of these up for the price.

awesome vid but do me a favor and pls turn your hat around. My grandaddy always told me there only two reasons a man wears his hat backwards lol

Good Review. Satori from what I've seen... is a little on the spendy side.. Near 1,000 $ if you include tax and maybe shipping. I have some Satori limbs I use on a different ILF riser. But IF your not bone set on Hoyt... Tbow from Amazon.... runs about $200. A Satori China Clone. Personally I like Hoyt products... I have the Tiburon and a Formula Olympic Riser with Carbon limbs. and of course the 1 set of ILF Satori limbs... thinking about another set for another riser I have. Hoyts limbs for the Satori... are rated on the 21" riser.. you have to figure a +2lbs.. for 17" and 15" is +4 lbs. Hoty is top shelf ... as good as you can buy.!

Man that Bow is silent!, I can not hear the bow BUT the impact of the arrow smacking target.. awesome!

How had the USA mod worked for you on the stand? Notice it loosening up at all through your sits?

Nice setup sir.

Is there really a difference between the different length risers? (Other than the overall length of course 😂) just getting into recurve archery and I’ve been looking at this particular bow for some time while I’ve been practicing on my PSE Stalker, old bow but it works for now.

One thing, check the detent screws often. They'll loosen or in my case fly out. I had to order a new set. Put a wee bit of thread locker on them.

Where do you buy a satori for 700?

Still loving it?

I never could reach any satisfactory consistency with hoyt satori from .the shelf. But i did done it with a border tempest clone and uukha uureg limbs and a springy rest

Good review and advice on an entry level trad bow. Do you know of a comparable wood riser that has inserts for attaching a quiver?

Love your videos, fantastic job!

You look like Johnny on the Karate Kid