Dudley has forgotten more than I’ll ever know about archery. Such a huge help that you’re willing to share so much🙏

@dirtyharry20000

2 жыл бұрын

That is a correct statement.

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words. I'm learning every day. Glad it is helping you!

@edgerat

4 ай бұрын

should've seen him back in his comp days, dude was a MONSTER

John, Thanks you for everything that you have shared over the years on how to properly setup, tune, and shoot a bow. Three years ago, I borrowed a bow from a friend that took me whitetail hunting for the first time, and that year and I tagged my first deer. Fast forward to today, I now refurbish and build my own custom bows, hydrodip and make graphics, build my own arrows, make my own strings and cables, and tune everything myself! I can truly say that I wouldn’t have acquired half the knowledge to do any of that without your help through sharing your knowledge. Now I’m completely hooked and can’t stop launching arrows. This has also turned into a full family hobby/sport for myself and my young kids. I can’t thank you enough, sir! Your dedication to sharing knowledge is appreciated more than you would ever know. God bless you and your family!

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Man, thank you so much for the kind words! I am so pumped to hear where your archery journey has taken you. That is amazing and there is nothing like being self-sufficient. Keep up the good work and thank you again!

So much detail! Best videos available!

I like how in depth your videos are, very well explained as usual 😁

Great structured explanation of best practice and motor skills as ever! Thanks John! 😊🏹🎯

So many great tips in this video that didn't necessarily have to do with peep height. Thank you.

Thanks again, Mr. Dudley! Glad to leave you a comment, always appreciate your videos. Taking up the bow in the last two years kept me sane and I found a really great community of people. All the best from CA!

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! NOCK ON, Steve!

All of these are incredibly helpful John , as a new comer to archery , it’s a minefield, these are super easy to understand and digest . Thank you 🙏

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

So pumped you have found archery! I am glad these have been helpful for you. Be on the look out. A lot more headed your way! Keep up the good work!

Another golden nugget from Mr. Archery himself! Thanks for all you do for us and keep up the hard work. 👍

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! NOCK ON!

I love these videos. Thank John

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Great! Thank you!

i just got new bow other day, this going to help me get it better set up, im partially disabled need try get outside shoot some targets to try get some anxiety out of my system. thanks for your time, will be trying to get a nice release one day,

Wow, i wish i came across this video earlier. Some shops really dont know much or are no help and i had to come up with the solution myself but this video really does explain everything well

this is a huge help- thank you

Greetings from Texas…. I wanted to say thank you J.D. for all of your videos that you post. They have helped me so much in my archery journey as a home bow mechanic and bow Hunter.

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

So glad to hear Cory! I think it's awesome you love to learn and to become self sufficient. Keep up the good work!

@coryturner476

2 жыл бұрын

@@nockonarchery You do the same my friend 👍

John, once I found your channel I have been swallowing up your training videos like crazy. I got my first bow about a month ago and have found your teaching to be the most useful, by far. I now use your 6 step process each time I pick up the bow. One question regarding peep height. Can you get that vertical measurement by measuring the distance of your pupil to the space between lip and chin with a ruler in front of a mirror? Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

Excellent video and explanation, very thorough, detailed & extremely helpful.

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated!

Super useful. So much in this video I need to unpack and work on.

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Good luck.

Thanks Dud! Perfectly explained! Nock On Dude!

Really useful, thanks. I had my bow setup having never shot one before! So when they were asking me if I thought it was in the right place I was just guessing. There wasn’t even a sight on the bow so I wasn’t sure what I was looking for!!! Wish I’d seen this video before I had it done 🤦🏻

Great video! Just got my first bow setup, and we shot quite a bit until my peep and form seemed just right. I've since been practicing at home, and my peep seemed off. I wasn't sure if it was my form causing me to be off, or the peep. Now I have some things to check next time I shoot my bow. Going to Setup my camera when I shoot tonight. Thanks.

Gems of wisdom for someone that hasn’t shot a peep sight in 15 years. Now with new bow it seems like I’m starting all over learning to get comfortable with using a peep. Thank you

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Good luck!

Hey John thanks for the videos, I'm trying to learn over here in Australia and have just received my first compound bow! There isn't much stuff over here in the way of archery shops and stuff it's all very limited where I am so I'm coming to your videos for help. Please keep them coming :D

@the101dad

2 жыл бұрын

Right there with you. I’m trying to figure most of this stuff out myself

@troycassidy6177

Жыл бұрын

Mt Eliza Archery in Frankston Vic are great

Switching to a new bow, this was a good reminder. Getting that arrow to peep distance is key.

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

For sure! And, once you have it, you will always have it since it will remain consistent from bow to bow. Good luck!

@jons7e

2 жыл бұрын

@@nockonarchery my peep to arrow height is identical to you… so I got the that going for me 🤣

Awesome knowledge!

Thanks Dud!

As usual - great info.

Great video Jonn, thanks

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

John's the man.

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, Bill's the man. Thanks, brother.

Great video man ! Thank you !

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! Thanks!

Always enjoy the information you share and explain! I don't know your experience or the amount of information you have on good practices for those that shoot with fingers on a compound. I'm sure we're in the few minority as releases seem the way to go for most but I'd be curious on your thoughts and maybe a video talking point?

@chrississon2646

2 жыл бұрын

Check out Dan n Guy Fitzgerald

Very good stuff 👏

Peep perfection with a handful of hair love it.

Measuring the distance from peep to center of arrow is a game changer when you shoot multiple axle to axle bows at 31.5" draw!

Thank you John for the great teaching videos. Could you make a video of your shot trainer. I purchased it to practice my anchoring position and surprised shot with back tension. I would like to know if I am using your shot trainer properly for the most benefit. Thank you, Tim

Thanks a lot

Very informative 👍

I moved my peep down and found my 30 was crazy low after shooting 20. This is the exact video I needed to see if what I did was correct. Thank you (it wasn't)

I'm shooting compound for the first time and having trouble with opposite eye dominance. Any magic tip? Great vids.👍🎯❤️🇺🇸

The teaching videos are awesome. Thank you

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Was just thinking about this recently as I noticed unnecessary neck strain when I’m done shooting. I’m noticing I’m having to tilt me head down to make sure things are aligned. Just a tiny bit off but this video is very timely.

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

So glad it helped! Keep up the good work...

I really need to check my peep. So many so good videos thanks!!! It would be so much nicer to watch these videos if you would have better microphone, now its like phone quality and hard to listen. Or maybe the mic is good enough but room acoustics makes it sound like only mid frequences.

I would love to be able to sit down with you for a day just to pick your brain and have you check out how I shot bc I feel like you would make me a better shooter in a day compared to wat I can do for myself in years lol, plz keep up the great work your amazing

@nockonarchery

Жыл бұрын

That's what the School of Nock is for, to teach everyone!

Can you do a video on how to get rid of peep rotation

Wonder would you tell us what your Elk arrow build is? Be going soon and am curious

Any recs with regard to slider sights. Set up peep with front sight around 40-50ish? If you set up at 20 will be hard to see when slider is down to 100?

Looks like a sneak peak on the grip of that bow.

How does peep height correlate to your sight housing? If you move the peep sight down, does the sight housing go up or down?

What if nose does not contact string without tilting head forward?

@joelbearham5785

Жыл бұрын

Same question here, I have to tilt head forward to get my nose on the string..

Isn’t sight alignment dependent on the yardage set on the slider?

I keep struggling to get my bow up to get my pin on the target. After an while my bow shoulder fatigues and accuracy falls off. PLEASE help, thank you.

Where you located and how much you charge per hour for lessons

GOAT

Think I’m having the problem with my peep size. Got a bow 10 years ago. Haven’t shot my bow for the last 6 years due to life. Picked my bow up two days ago and shooting all over the place

If tipping the head slightly is needed to contact the string, would you recommend using a nose button?

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Gary - Personally, I am not a nose button or kisser button fan. For sharper string angles the draw length may need to come back a little further and use a slightly smaller d-loop to make up the difference.

Dud, I saw years ago that you want to lower your peep so that you don't have a floating hand when shooting at longer distances. Any solution to get around that? I have lowered my peep, but I also seem to have my triple stack and fletching contact at 100 yards at 74#. I think that my peep is centered at 60 yards. I would think that I could get a bit more range. Your expertise is much appreciated.

@nockonarchery

2 жыл бұрын

For events like TAC where you are shooting longer distances I center my peep for 60. The problem is that a triple stack can have a larger housing, which can create more interference. For long range shooting you will want a small sight housing. Back in the day with some of my older sights I would use a plum bob and come straight down off of my pins and add a pin to the top of my bubble, which would give me another 10 yards or so. I would wrap it around the bubble and adhere it with 5 min. epoxy. It worked perfectly for another yardage marker at the bottom of my housing. You can consider doing something like that as well. Good luck!

@ObamaOsucksOass

2 жыл бұрын

@@nockonarchery thanks for the feedback. Coming from Spot Hoggs small housing to the triple stack is a big jump. No reason to make it that big.

Fuckin great knowledge 👏 👌u just made me a better shooter 🙌

Height. Not heigth. Heigth isn’t a word. So many people get this wrong. Length has a th. Length has a th. Height has an ht, not a th.

Man I wish I could get dud to set my bow and me up that be sweet

Nock on tape measures? Heck yeah lol

Why do you guys disable the likes/dislikes?

Peep perfection takes the cheesy award

Ha im the first comment

volume too low

1,25x speed. Thank me later.