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  @Getdownorlaydownbum2 күн бұрын

  Lift

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  @timgruver59322 күн бұрын

  I really like the split screen editing. Makes viewing very enjoyable. Wished more people had the time to do this.

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  @TheNewBowunter2 күн бұрын

  Thanks..it’s a lot more effort and editing and most don’t want to bother…but to me it’s the only to watch.

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  @timgruver59322 күн бұрын

  76 yard hits on that coyote are really well done. One was a lung hit the other a heart shot. IMO, well done. I do some long range stuff and it’s a challenge for sure. Cool video and a great range there. 👍👍

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  @LanceMatolka2 күн бұрын

  That's my Archery shop!!! Southern Sportsman Outlet off Arlington Expressway. Go check them out. 8:58 9:00

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  @LanceMatolka2 күн бұрын

  That's my Archery shop!!! Southern Sportsman Outlet off Arlington Expressway. Go check them out. 8:58 9:00

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  @LanceMatolka2 күн бұрын

  That's my Archery shop!!! Southern Sportsman Outlet off Arlington Expressway. Go check them out. 8:58 9:00

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  @LanceMatolka2 күн бұрын

  That's my Archery shop!!! Southern Sportsman Outlet off Arlington Expressway. Go check them out.

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  @LanceMatolka2 күн бұрын

  That's my Archery shop!!! Southern Sportsman Outlet off Arlington Expressway. Go check them out.

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  @LanceMatolka2 күн бұрын

  That's my Archery shop!!! Southern Sportsman Outlet off Arlington Expressway. Go check them out.

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  @LanceMatolka2 күн бұрын

  That's my Archery shop!!! Southern Sportsman Outlet off Arlington Expressway. Go check them out.

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  @douglasvaughn95302 күн бұрын

  Great shooting Mark, you had a great round. I'm shooting the Lift 33, it's a tack driver!

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  @Resodo4 күн бұрын

  His draw is too long. Extended and rotated arm and past anchor almost an inch

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  @wswillett5 күн бұрын

  QUIT PROMOTING THIS CONVICTED POACHER BLOMAR

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  @BlueRiverBowhunting7 күн бұрын

  Thanks for the subscribe! Very cool to follow along your journey

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  @Jackofalmasterofnon8 күн бұрын

  Amazon deepower lighted knock work well

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  @averagejoewithabow15 күн бұрын

  I know I'm coming in late to the video but, you're going on it correctly, practice and patience with your gear is key. with the slider sight I always kept mine at 20-25 yards because if they get close without you knowing your not messing with a sight, if they are at 40 yards they are less likely to see you adjusting. Channel looks awesome, great editing! let me know if you need any help!

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  @TheNewBowunter15 күн бұрын

  Thanks…love your channel!

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  @averagejoewithabow15 күн бұрын

  Welcome to the "lost a pig club"! Happy to have a new member!

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  @TheNewBowunter15 күн бұрын

  😂

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  @averagejoewithabow15 күн бұрын

  You need to check your state laws for broad heads, I'm in Georgia and pretty much anything is allowed, but I hunt NY every year and any broad head that creates a barb is a no go. This is from the DNR site :Barbed Broadheads Prohibited for Big Game Barbed broadheads are illegal for hunting big game. A barbed broadhead is one in which the angle formed between the trailing or rear edge of any blade and the shaft is less than 90 degrees. A notch at the base of the blade extending no more than 2 millimeters from the shaft shall not be considered a barb. Broadhead examples on the right compare one that is barbed to three that are legal. Broadheads with retractable blades are legal. Broadheads with mechanical blades are legal if the blades DO NOT form a barb or hook when the arrow is pulled from the flesh of a deer or bear. great video!

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  @TheNewBowunter15 күн бұрын

  Wow…I have never considered this…interesting point. Thanks for the heads up.

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  @Darknoob77718 күн бұрын

  can you share link for the green ones?

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  @TheNewBowunter18 күн бұрын

  Search ‘ZeoPeya Lighted Nocks for Arrows with .244"/6.2mm Inside Diameter Shaft” is the ones I use for my diameter shafts..23.99 for 12

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  @cjr449719 күн бұрын

  I have never had my Sevr's make a less than advertised dia entry. It is usually better.

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  @codyboozer973726 күн бұрын

  Holy shit 68$ for a aluminum farrel

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  @wswillett5 күн бұрын

  He needs to pay his lawyer and Poaching fines

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  @cadelelonАй бұрын

  FWIW to any viewers, I had exceptional experiences with SEVR 1.5/1.75 broadheads last year at close and long range. Also picked up some of the Beasts out of curiosity - will shoot both, and expect them to both be fantastic, tunable options.

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  @brianfletcher319Ай бұрын

  The sever will most definitely will take more abuse personally I like the g5 3 blades

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  @The_Judge300Ай бұрын

  I totally understand why you want to shoot mechs, considering you are shooting for back of the lungs and the liver with your shots.

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  @timgruver5932Ай бұрын

  A huge wound channel creates faster blood loss which is the whole idea. Get the critters on the ground fast. Now I know animals can move and Theresa marginal hit where the larger cut would probably be very advantageous. Also with my usually smaller fixed heads I’ve lost a couple deer over the years ( thinking I hit leg bone or the spine part of the scapula) but was this because the wound channel wasn’t 1 1/2” or larger? Doubtful? I really believe it’s about shot placement. Hitting the kill zone which for me is a maximum of a 5” diameter spot in and around the “ golden triangle “. Long ago the fixed heads were 7/16” to 1” wide and that was all there was. I killed many critters with the BearRazor in 80’s . Anyway, I hope this Beast head works 100% for those that use them. And I’m waiting for video on damage to a nice pig.👍👀👀👀👀

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  @driftlesshunter9200Ай бұрын

  A 2" mechanical like the Beast broadhead has no more total cut than a tiny 1" 4-blade Slick Trick Standard (1" + 1" = 2" total cut). Blade angles for most 2-blade mechanicals are horrible. If I was going to shoot a mechanical, it would be a 3 or 4-blade (Grim Reaper or Swat). The Beast broadhead looks hard to sharpen, blades don't look replaceable, & they are extremely expensive.

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  @gowithabowАй бұрын

  Good overview!

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  @austinphillips9966Ай бұрын

  Sevr sucks

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  @TheNewBowunterАй бұрын

  It did for us too…tiny holes

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  @joedamelia6441Ай бұрын

  i bought them and used them. yes they do work as they should but for the price they arent worth it at all. you cant change the blades and you cant take the head apart to resharpen the blades. so to me the broadheads are a fail unless you like spending $55 for ever other time you shoot an animal

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  @jasonard7227Ай бұрын

  the EZ is super easy I use it all the time zero issues

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  @TheNewBowunterАй бұрын

  I found out they make a shorter version...or maybe mine was warped?

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  @jasonard7227Ай бұрын

  you like to punch that trigger

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  @jasonard7227Ай бұрын

  get a good cut on contact head puts those things to shame and as long as you dont loose them they last forevere and the better ones have a life time warranty. cut on contact heads never fail to deploy. lots of folks use these mechs cause they dont care to or cant tune a bow...

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  @TheNewBowunterАй бұрын

  I like the large cut...fixed just dont give you that.

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  @timgruver5932Ай бұрын

  I really believe a lot of people use these streamlined? mechanical heads because the bow isn’t tuned right. Or it’s tuned or accidentally working with a particular field point arrow they are using and these mechanical heads hit close. Of course there are those that can take 50-60 yard shots and hit a deer etc and these heads are small and fly well. There are also lazy people that won’t take the time to get everything fine tuned together.

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  @driftlesshunter9200Ай бұрын

  @@TheNewBowunter A tiny 1" Slick Trick Standard 4-blade has the same total cut (1" + 1") as a 2" 2-blade mechanical broadhead. Just look at how far those blades must hang out there (creating a terrible blade angle for penetration) to equal a 4-blade fixed broadhead. Don't let a one-dimensional 2-blade cut fool you.

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  @TheNewBowunterАй бұрын

  @@driftlesshunter9200 That’s a good point

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  @WMBCSАй бұрын

  Math says and the largest study ever done proves mechanicals with their larger cutting surface is measurably better than fixed blade

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  @AllanWeder-vu3jiАй бұрын

  I preordered the Beast broadhead in March and received them a couple weeks ago. Haven't taken them out of the package yet. I got them to shoot out of a Ravin R10. hopefully they work well this fall .

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  @arsinix13Ай бұрын

  For a awesome and clean bow sight I would recommend is the axcel landslyed

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  @timgruver5932Ай бұрын

  I’m just thinking the beast may need like 70# DW to get max penetration? Or use like 50+ grain brass insert added for a 60# bow? My young friend uses the 1.5 Sevr and has had excellent results even on larger,180#+, pigs. At 70#’s with 50 grain brass. Personally, I’ve never used anything but fixed in over 50 years. No failure to deploy is my thoughts on that. Anyway, I get field point accuracy with Magnus black hornets w/ bleeders to 60 yards which is my maximum test distance. Can’t imagine paying the $ for those heads- nothing special IMO.

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  @TheNewBowunterАй бұрын

  It’s wicked sharp! Gonna try it 63# on a pig if I get the chance.

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  @wcwcgarner2717Ай бұрын

  I use the Magnus stinger buzz cut at 65# 28.5 mod. And I hunt hoggs wt them and they work great

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  @The_Judge300Ай бұрын

  I 100% agree. These large cutting mechs are for bowhunters that are crap shooters that aim at and/or hit the liver and guts in my opinion. And for bowhunters believing in all the nonsense hype from the so called pro hunters. The large cutting mechs also tend to change direction after the hit or even deflect away from the animal on quartering shots. This looks like a very similar design to Rage broadheads in the way they open and they are terrible when it comes to this. And the penetration with this broadhead will most likely be terrible with the setups most people hunt with as well. I am 100% sure that many will lose their animals to coyotes, birds and maggots using this broadhead. People should learn to tune their setup well or get someone else that knows what he/she is doing to do it for them and use a good quality fixed broadhead instead. Magnus broadheads with or without bleeders is a good option. Top quality broadheads for a good price. And there are other good ones as well.

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  @TheNewBowunterАй бұрын

  @@The_Judge300 Harsh!

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  @johnmikolay46872 ай бұрын

  Big time nock pinch With the wider nock need to check for nock pinch at full draw With no soft nock point in side of d loop it is super hard to replace d loop get it in the same place . Lighted nocks are super soft and easy to get out round check them on arrow spinner

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  @jeffspencer74897 күн бұрын

  Agree with soft nocks, but there’s slop in his set up with the Amazon red. I didn’t see pinch. Amazon green looks like center serving is too large dia if it pulls the string like he described.

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  @timgruver59322 ай бұрын

  Pigs can be spooked by anything. If one jumps they all might for no apparent reason. Being in a blind, if you have the wind right, you should get away with about anything. 25 yards should be plenty of distance. We have a couple of platforms only 8 feet high seats at 15 yards for years. Unless your arrow rattled? Noisy clothing can do it too. I use a QAD rest and the prongs and bottom of the crotch are covered in super thin felt so there’s absolutely no noise when the arrow slides.

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  @TheNewBowunter2 ай бұрын

  Hi...my prongs are also covered (Ultrarest Intergrate MX...but it still makes noise when I draw..Thanks for watching!

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  @timgruver59322 ай бұрын

  I’ve had dozens and dozens of no meat down hunting trips. Not sure if they were really failures? 👍👍

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  @michaelschnitzer40542 ай бұрын

  That’s hunting. Keep at it good luck.

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  @ryansoutdooradventures67442 ай бұрын

  Nice shooting!! Your arrow weight is fine for whitetails. I shot my first whitetail with a bow when I was 11 years old. I shot it with a 35lb bow at 20yds and if I remember correct my arrow weight was around 320gr and I think it was shooting in the 180fps range and the deer only went 50yds. I have killed a lot of animals over the last 20 years and shot placement is key. I have killed 2 mule deer at 90+ yards. I used a 414gr arrow at around 308fps and had a complete pass through on both animals with a mechanical broadhead. I also do not believe there is much benefit in a smaller diameter arrow besides wind drift and fletching clearance. Your broadhead makes a far bigger wound channel than the arrow diameter in a animal . Most people saying there is a big difference in penetration are shooting field points that are the same diameter as the arrow into a foam target and of course there will be a big difference in a foam target with field points and a small diameter arrow. Modern bows are deadly with almost any arrow and broadhead combination. Use what works for you and don’t let other people make you loose confidence in your setup.

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  @TheNewBowunter2 ай бұрын

  Thanks

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  @timgruver59322 ай бұрын

  It’s your setup and your hunt. And from experience no problem. I would not consider a mechanical though. 👍👀

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  @timgruver59322 ай бұрын

  Just use AAE vanes. On points and inserts try the Bohning blue low temp hot melt. It doesn’t get hard like instant adhesive and subject to shock breaking. It stays relatively “ soft” and can absorb shock yet works. You can heat the insert while it’s in the shaft to rotate it if you want to clock a broadhead. I clean the inside of the shaft and the insert or point with 91% alcohol. And I clean the arrow and the vane base too. Gotta remove contaminants for proper adhesion. I very rarely have issues on vanes or points. Yea, it’s a little more time but well worth the effort IMO. There’s a good video on vanes and arrow flight in super slow motion at “1nestly “ on KZread. Gives the spin count on different vane setup.

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  @gorankorovljevic8102 ай бұрын

  The duel of bad drawing and trigger punching 😂😂😂 And hes 20 years into archery hahaha

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  @TheNewBowunter2 ай бұрын

  We had a great time...having fun is what's its all about. I am working on my draw!!!

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  @gorankorovljevic8102 ай бұрын

  @@TheNewBowunter Joke aside and you should!You can injure your shoulder like that.First thing in archery you need to learn proper draw your bow and form.Take a bow with lower poundage in your garage and just practicing without shooting.

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  @jasonard72272 ай бұрын

  not sure what you call heavy I hunt 550 grains im a 29 inch draw shoot 82 pounds but used to hunt with 70 and also used 550 fly like darts in a tuned bow I also use the black eagle and the arrows from south shore archery which are the same arrow with there name on it think they call it the boomslang best arrows ive used super tuff ive shot 5-6 deer with the same arrow and its went through them all and in the dirt roots other trees and still spins true...

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  @jasonard72272 ай бұрын

  check nock pinch if the arrows is bouncing around but I would think the bigger ones would be doing it just a thought

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  @timgruver59322 ай бұрын

  I like tinkering with stuff just like this. It’s fun and very educational. Trying different vanes for longer shots. ( 40+ yards) can be revealing. My arrow of preference for several years has been the Carnivore with the Black Hornet serrated 100 grain and their brass insert. I only draw 60#’s and pass thru hits on whitetail and mule deer is practically a guarantee. These have been great arrows. I use the AAE STEALTH vanes at 2 degree straight offset. I’ve found this gives me the best flight past 40 yards in practice. Very consistent. I’ve never shot a deer past 35 yards for all the reasons but have shot wild hogs at around 50-52 yards. Eliminating wild pigs is the goal here even if I can’t make a clean hit and recover the meat. Nearly all my pig shots are around 25-30 yards. Sorry about the shoulder thing. I used to draw high elbow like the pros do but at 73 I can just get it above level which actually works fairly well in setting up my back muscles for pulling through the shot. I use a Carter Wise Choice thumb release. Anyway, enjoyed watching your video here. 👍👍👀

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  @DarrenShort-cf5np2 ай бұрын

  Nock fit or string pinch may be to tight if arrows bouncing in rest and looks like your bow favours the heavier arrows

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  @johnebrenn2 ай бұрын

  I like the content. Thanks for sharing. I listened to your explanation of your draw cycle. I wonder, have you seen an archery coach and/or a physical therapist for your shoulder position and strengthening? Your chest is a pushing/contracting muscle, I think you are using more back and rear deltoid than you realize. I’d imagine that the way you are drawing you are getting a bit of bicep in there also; But, rotating your shoulder up like that after you are at full draw puts you at risk of injuring your shoulder! Nobody wants that!

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  @TheNewBowunter2 ай бұрын

  Hi thanks. I have not. But I know I need too. I have been working on some new exercises at the gym for shoulder strength after an injury.

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  @johnlahey17262 ай бұрын

  Before your glue dries you should tune your inserts! It's what your point is connected to. If it's off a bit, so will your point be. Get yourself a Bitzenberger for fletching. Can customize your fletching to your liking. Just saying.

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  @darwinswarey50762 ай бұрын

  I use the ez fletch without any issues. I agree though, I love building my own arrows. It may be time consuming, but I love doing it. Great content! 👍 BTW, I shoot light arrows too. Nothing wrong with that.

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  @chadcharbonneau21542 ай бұрын

  X-vanes do not require a primer pen just an FYI