Thumbs up for the Yankee Dollar reference

I just got a 115# warbow, it is awesome

40 to 45# is comfortable for a woman? Really? How many times can you shoot that in a day? I am at 25# poundage an it is a good starting weight.

Im 5'10 and 185, just got my first traditional bow and really had to rope in my ego and not get a 50# bow to start, very happy I went a lil lighter at 45#.

Well said, personally not interested in bows that are ridiculously heavy because 50 pounds is more than enough to kill any animal in his country.

Hey Tex, Howard Hill bows. Not too much more money than a Bear Kodiac,, will build you a laminated american flat bow anywhere up to 120 lbs. Good shooters with the right arrows.

I just made my first laminated recurve very reminiscent if a bear grizzly and it turned out 74# at 28". I can draw it ok but I'm not going to be holding it back like it's a compound. I've always been impressed with your form on that 100# martin recurve tho!

@GreenIris1110

8 жыл бұрын

White wolf Archery beowulf recurve in One Hundred pounds at 28"... The Martin hunter is 80 lbs at 28"...

@GreenIris1110

8 жыл бұрын

+South Paw and Southern Ordering my Beowulf today it is on a 29 week backorder....

@GreenIris1110

8 жыл бұрын

+South Paw and Southern Wybie Ordinary is my real name!!!

More poundage = more speed = more KE and a heavier arrow to use.= more pass through.

@mauricesmith6446

4 жыл бұрын

Not true you lose a lot after 65 lbs A 45 lb bow Wii kill anything in north America with the right business end meaning broad head

@felixfontenot4824

3 жыл бұрын

@Brett Miller THANK YOU!!!

Your videos are phenomenal man

This video explains a lot .

50 # is plenty for me lol your a beast Tex

Actually, I would prefer to buy fast speed recurve crossbows at lower prices.... Does it really cost double or triple the price to make an Excalibur Matrix bulldog 400 fps compared to an Excalibur GRZ2 305 fps bow... ???

Hey this video was uploaded on my dang birthday! ! People born in March are badass.. They are more likely to save kittens, anyone in need of saving, and the day when shit pops off.. And if you were born on March fricken 12th you are one of the baddest cats on planet earth. That folks is a fact. 100% proven fact! Reference: The Almanac of the most alpha of the alpha 2018. -Mark

@joshuawilliams194

3 жыл бұрын

My Dad's Birthday is March 12th. So I'll agree. Yall are Badass!

Well said

My first bow was 35# and I was in the seventh grade. It was a recurve and I learned to shoot it well before moving up to a 50# bow a year later. Years later I bought my first compound bow in 1990. I lost intrest in archery at that point and put it down for 3 years. It was not a challenge anymore and lost its appeal to me. After those three years I found an old recurve that was 43lbs and took my first deer with it. I eventualy moved up to a 55lb recurve then three years later bought a Mongolian style horse bow. It is 65lbs and short from tip to tip. I spot and stalk most of the time and this bow is ideal for this type of hunting. The very next year I made my first pyrimid style bow from a hickory stave. It is backed with jute twine and draws 70lbs at 29". I have been shooting TRAD archery for over 35 yrs now . I love making my own bows, arrows, quivers, strings and any other archery tackle. I always encourage people to start at low lb weight and work your way up slowley. Acuracy and tuning you tackle is more important than the draw weight. The exception to that rule is much larger animals then I prefer to use my heavier lb bows. Like I said earlier I took my first deer with a 43lb bow. My arrow found its mark and the deer never even ran. It dropped were I shot it. It was over in less and 10 seconds.

@dannyroberts5056

4 жыл бұрын

BTW thanks for this video I also had a hard time finding heavier weight bows. I had to order the Mongolian bow at the weight I wanted.

Make me the clothes that i want. Pants and shirts that are loose and not skin tight like a leotard.

Nothing wrong with a good block and tackle brother..

Make your own

Be careful you don’t shoot yourself in the thumb with that high draw weight bow.

There’s a 65 lb. Martin Hatfield take down on eBay right now if your interested

After shooting my black widow for 33 years 63 lbs last year I hurt my shoulder pulling it back a year ago now I can't soot anything. Even tried shooting a 30 pound bow and couldn't do it. Should have went down in weight sooner.

Tex... you need to talk more with your hands... I thought for a min. you were gonna lift off and fly like a barn yard chicken.Good Video

71lbs compound.. if you cant pull it sitting down its too much for you.

@aliciaarchery7470

8 жыл бұрын

+MrPorter too light for me

150 is my minimum

@stillenacht8518

6 жыл бұрын

Humble Trekker I’d like to see that. Post a video?

@felixfontenot4824

3 жыл бұрын

@@stillenacht8518 hes full of shit