Great advice for TP shooters. Hi I'm Don and I struggle with TP. Hi Don! lol
@donaldbuckner293516 сағат бұрын
It's fun to meander down that road of broadhead selection. Good campfire fodder. I appreciate your pointing out that hitting the right spot is paramount. Get well soon Robert!
@jimhallford797020 сағат бұрын
With a 200 gr broadhead set up, what is your "grain per inch" number. Does it matter that it is more than the "recommended 10-12? My NM bow is 46@28. I draw 29. With a 200 gr Ace glue on with 60-65 spine Doug Fir. Seems to shoot good with a 6 3/8 brace and a 5/8th nock height. But, if I'm not mistaken the 29.5 inch arrows are working out to 21GPI.
@robertcarte9519 сағат бұрын
@@jimhallford7970 I honestly care little about the stuff people recommend. I like heavy arrows and if they fly straight and hit where I'm looking I'm happy I learned a lot of the internet recommendations were made by someone with three squirrels and a doe under their belt.lol
@rogerhook800220 сағат бұрын
I use the Waldrip Pac-Seat. Got it from David, the originator. I also use it for my 3d archery chair. Thanks for the talk.
@plecofulКүн бұрын
I am 59 and have always hunted whitetail from 20 feet up. Starting to think about going to the ground in a shoot through blind. Guys do bag them in the ground blind. My understanding is the key is to get the blind out weeks before you occupy it so the deer get used to it being part of the scenery 🏹
@cabindweller8421Күн бұрын
Hope you get over that Covid stuff soon. I really enjoy your videos sir. And thank you for your Godliness. I’m right there with ya. God is great.
@mattsteed8015Күн бұрын
Great information as always.
@george2099Күн бұрын
Thanks Robert Great video!
@chickimac1Күн бұрын
Buddy of mine has two Tom cats
@chickimac1Күн бұрын
Simmons for me this year
@samsteelman8980Күн бұрын
Good content. Really enjoy your videos. What color kill suit do you use?
@robertcarte95Күн бұрын
@@samsteelman8980 green
@woodswalker2919Күн бұрын
Got a wal drop pax seat and a Ghillie and committed to the ground last season Had a good amount of heart stopping action even though I didn’t kill one
@reedmitchell6716Күн бұрын
Ground for me. Had all types of treestands. Only use a ladder now.
@robertcarte95Күн бұрын
@@reedmitchell6716 that's the way I'm going from now on .
@smoothvern165Күн бұрын
Great tips! You think the same way I do.
@Bad_BowHunterКүн бұрын
I'm a Paramedic in South Georgia, last we had a patient that fell 30ft. He got a ride in a helicopter.
@MrRourkКүн бұрын
Metbow Turkish is a good bow from any kind of stand or enclosure. Very compact with a smooth draw.
@blind-dateoutdoorssportsma547Күн бұрын
No monkey harness for me. I guess if you're part Comanche and like pretend you're hanging off a running horse and shooting under the horse's neck, it would certainly be an option for ya. As for me, I like a tree at my back for cover, a seat to sit in that needs no adjustments to it for comfortability, don't want to be peaking around a tree like a squirrel, and shooting from crazy angles. It's tough enough for most people to shoot accurate standing, they certainly don't need to be looking like Tarzan. Best of luck this coming season.
@tcarptmanКүн бұрын
Here in Tennessee I have noticed !!! look for the cedar tree usually a persimmon tree grows right next to 🤔 Possum planted it before he climbed up in the cedar tree 🤔😊
@tcarptmanКүн бұрын
Do you remember the butterfield brute ?
@robertcarte95Күн бұрын
No Sir.
@tcarptmanКүн бұрын
@@robertcarte95 they where made in the 70 PSE sold them for a while ! Wide cut the broadhead. Took a bleeder blade that fit the Bear broadhead
@johnhurt26342 күн бұрын
Good Stuff! Where can I get one of those shirts your'e wearing?
@robertcarte95Күн бұрын
I got it at a Life is Good store on Jekyll Island.
@johnhurt2634Күн бұрын
@@robertcarte95 Thanks
@johnhurt2634Күн бұрын
Found it and just ordered one. "Feeling Hamsome"
@jeffalgood33242 күн бұрын
Lots of good info for someone starting out. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
@tcarptman2 күн бұрын
How much shorter is the turkey seat than the regular seat ? I plan on sharing it on our channel ! Love to watch your channel ! God bless you my brother !
@robertcarte952 күн бұрын
@@tcarptman I'm at work now but I would guess around 6".
@tcarptman2 күн бұрын
Tree stand hunting your shadow will get you busted ! Ground hunting not a much a problem as long as you stay in the shadows 😊
@kyletango2 күн бұрын
Thank you RC for sharing your hunting advice
@sherrylawrence2 күн бұрын
As always love your videos. I do a mixture of saddle and ground hunting. Moving to more ground hunting these days as well. Check out the Titan 3D leafy suits. They are top notch, durable and not that expensive. They’re made with no seeum mesh. Being from the south as well, this is key to helping keep those pesky bugs off me along with treating it with permethrin prior to season beginning. I had several deer within 5 yards of me while ground hunting last year. Keep on giving your wisdom and advice. God bless!
@paleodynamics63332 күн бұрын
I look forward to each one of these. They’ve helped me a lot since I’ve moved to Mississippi.
@derrickray54642 күн бұрын
You survived “a couple” of drops from a tree? Wow!
@robertcarte952 күн бұрын
@@derrickray5464 I got grit!! Lol
@user-xd5rk8xo4cКүн бұрын
. Harder than woodpecker lips!!!
@lets_have_a_cup_of_coffee2 күн бұрын
Excellent video, thanks for the time you put into them!
@jerrycox20582 күн бұрын
awesome video Robert, options are good to know. wish I could sit that low but I would never be able to get up. my knees are shot, heck, my whole body is shot. So it is ground blinds for me, probably pop ups so I can get away with movement and so on. Yes, you need to do some trimming on the Gillie suit, plus shoot with it a lot or you will be regretting that you didn't do it. The thrill of having a deer just yards from you, heck, feet away from you on the ground is crazy exciting. The wind of course is everything, so I always tried to have two spots to set up on for the wind. This enabled me to hunt most of the time no matter the wind direction instead of having to wait.
@kendallinman6062 күн бұрын
I have both Waldrops seats had the Turkey seat for about a month or so and most definitely it will be my new hunting seat. Shooting my longbow very well from it.
@michaelhaworth83172 күн бұрын
Bought a kill suit long jacket on your advice for last season, and killed a buck on the ground. Absolutely love it, great concealment and extremely lightweight. It is perfect for camo in the south. This series has me really excited about this upcoming season. God bless!
@JBs-Trad4Critters2 күн бұрын
Great stuff RC I have one of those Kill Suits and they are nice. Especially for our kind of weather.
@petervanderbeek95182 күн бұрын
i am 69 and believe me i stay on the ground
@timwaldroup96542 күн бұрын
Ill be in the saddle, hopefully with shatterproof archerys new mountain bow.. good info RC
@plecoful2 күн бұрын
That was artillery back in the day. .. Thousands of arrows reining down on the enemy. Benjamin Franklin wanted the colonial army to adopt the longbow. Can be shot much faster than muzzle loading muskets
@victorcook43983 күн бұрын
I see you're using a glove in this video. Are you just changing it up or something else?
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@victorcook4398 I've used a glove a lot in the past and probably will stay with it . I have a bad finger and don't want to flip flop.
@samfulks48963 күн бұрын
Thank you and praying for complete 💯 healing. Very helpful information. See you soon
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@samfulks4896 thanks!
@ericanonymous78593 күн бұрын
I had COVID again about a week ago myself. Kicked my butt for the 3rd time. Hope ya feel better soon.
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@ericanonymous7859 thanks!
@tradbowpodcast3 күн бұрын
Excellent!
@timetohunt13 күн бұрын
Shot placement is definitely the key. Thanks for sharing, praying you get well soon brother.
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@timetohunt1 thanks!
@StephenMeasles-kr9rm3 күн бұрын
Couldn’t agree more on the Woodsman broadhead. I’ve tried many over the last 5+ decades and pretty much stick with the Woodsman and Razorheads. Glad you’re back, been waiting for your next video and hope you’re feeling better.
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@StephenMeasles-kr9rm feeling better. Thanks!
@JBs-Trad4Critters3 күн бұрын
All about PLACEMENT!!! Well said RC!
@larryalexander48333 күн бұрын
Thanks for the video and info . Kick that crud out brother. ✝️🙏💪
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@larryalexander4833 thanks!
@larryalexander48333 күн бұрын
@@robertcarte95 looking for the sharpening video now.
@george20993 күн бұрын
Another great video Robert glad you're feeling better!!!
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@Scout663 күн бұрын
Started using this tip at the beginning of each practice session. I do it three times then start shooting. It has made a noticeable improvement in my groups. Especially the first shot. Thanks for the great tip. Something good to practice while in the stand to stay loose and ready I think. Sorry you've been sick glad you are on the mend!
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@Scout66 thank you!
@robbo3923 күн бұрын
Glad you’re doing good! Will pray for you brother! You shooting glove now?
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@robbo392 thanks for the prayers. I used a glove a lot in the past. Started using a tab shooting 3 under. Probably will not do either of those again .
@derrickray54643 күн бұрын
3 1/2 to 4 years later and old Covid is still around! I thought my family just had a bad flu. I joked to my gf that we should get covid tests. Guess what? It's Covid again. I'm the only one to have the shots for it. This is my second time catching it. For my gf, it her 4th. It's still not a joke, even after all this time.
@robertcarte952 күн бұрын
My first time was really bad. These last few are not good but not like the first one when I thought I was gonna die . Makes you appreciate a big breath of air.
@Tradman473 күн бұрын
Im either gonna run the Simmons swampshark 175 grains or 190 Timber shark
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@Tradman47 can't go wrong with either. I used the safari year before last and they were great.
@BrothaAustin3 күн бұрын
I pray you get to feelin better mr.Robert
@robertcarte953 күн бұрын
@@BrothaAustin thank you!
@EthanPageHunter3 күн бұрын
Get well soon man
@jerrycox20583 күн бұрын
Shot Bear Razorheads for years, also Zwickey and Woodsman and a few Snuffers. Always shot them in dirt. I get about 20-30 bags of dirt from Wally World and stack them to be a backstop to shoot into. A lot cheaper than a target and lasts a lot longer. Plus, no mess, the dirt ends up in the yard. Repairs just involve a couple more bags of dirt. Why the bags? Contained and rock free plus cheap. I can always double them up back to back for high shot areas. I leave the dirt in the plastic bags, always easy to pull arrows, even broadheads come out easy. I stack them high enough to be taller than my 3D deer target that I stand in front of the dirt. I also have a free hanging tennis ball that hangs out in front of the dirt for my walk around shooting in the yard. It gets replaced fairly often with some dense foam dice that my wife gets for me at the Dollar Tree. Yes, dirt will dull your heads but oh well, I just shoot a couple heads into the dirt for practice. There is very little mess from the bags, unlike other targets that leave stuff all over the place.
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Great advice for TP shooters. Hi I'm Don and I struggle with TP. Hi Don! lol
It's fun to meander down that road of broadhead selection. Good campfire fodder. I appreciate your pointing out that hitting the right spot is paramount. Get well soon Robert!
With a 200 gr broadhead set up, what is your "grain per inch" number. Does it matter that it is more than the "recommended 10-12? My NM bow is 46@28. I draw 29. With a 200 gr Ace glue on with 60-65 spine Doug Fir. Seems to shoot good with a 6 3/8 brace and a 5/8th nock height. But, if I'm not mistaken the 29.5 inch arrows are working out to 21GPI.
@@jimhallford7970 I honestly care little about the stuff people recommend. I like heavy arrows and if they fly straight and hit where I'm looking I'm happy I learned a lot of the internet recommendations were made by someone with three squirrels and a doe under their belt.lol
I use the Waldrip Pac-Seat. Got it from David, the originator. I also use it for my 3d archery chair. Thanks for the talk.
I am 59 and have always hunted whitetail from 20 feet up. Starting to think about going to the ground in a shoot through blind. Guys do bag them in the ground blind. My understanding is the key is to get the blind out weeks before you occupy it so the deer get used to it being part of the scenery 🏹
Hope you get over that Covid stuff soon. I really enjoy your videos sir. And thank you for your Godliness. I’m right there with ya. God is great.
Great information as always.
Thanks Robert Great video!
Buddy of mine has two Tom cats
Simmons for me this year
Good content. Really enjoy your videos. What color kill suit do you use?
@@samsteelman8980 green
Got a wal drop pax seat and a Ghillie and committed to the ground last season Had a good amount of heart stopping action even though I didn’t kill one
Ground for me. Had all types of treestands. Only use a ladder now.
@@reedmitchell6716 that's the way I'm going from now on .
Great tips! You think the same way I do.
I'm a Paramedic in South Georgia, last we had a patient that fell 30ft. He got a ride in a helicopter.
Metbow Turkish is a good bow from any kind of stand or enclosure. Very compact with a smooth draw.
No monkey harness for me. I guess if you're part Comanche and like pretend you're hanging off a running horse and shooting under the horse's neck, it would certainly be an option for ya. As for me, I like a tree at my back for cover, a seat to sit in that needs no adjustments to it for comfortability, don't want to be peaking around a tree like a squirrel, and shooting from crazy angles. It's tough enough for most people to shoot accurate standing, they certainly don't need to be looking like Tarzan. Best of luck this coming season.
Here in Tennessee I have noticed !!! look for the cedar tree usually a persimmon tree grows right next to 🤔 Possum planted it before he climbed up in the cedar tree 🤔😊
Do you remember the butterfield brute ?
No Sir.
@@robertcarte95 they where made in the 70 PSE sold them for a while ! Wide cut the broadhead. Took a bleeder blade that fit the Bear broadhead
Good Stuff! Where can I get one of those shirts your'e wearing?
I got it at a Life is Good store on Jekyll Island.
@@robertcarte95 Thanks
Found it and just ordered one. "Feeling Hamsome"
Lots of good info for someone starting out. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
How much shorter is the turkey seat than the regular seat ? I plan on sharing it on our channel ! Love to watch your channel ! God bless you my brother !
@@tcarptman I'm at work now but I would guess around 6".
Tree stand hunting your shadow will get you busted ! Ground hunting not a much a problem as long as you stay in the shadows 😊
Thank you RC for sharing your hunting advice
As always love your videos. I do a mixture of saddle and ground hunting. Moving to more ground hunting these days as well. Check out the Titan 3D leafy suits. They are top notch, durable and not that expensive. They’re made with no seeum mesh. Being from the south as well, this is key to helping keep those pesky bugs off me along with treating it with permethrin prior to season beginning. I had several deer within 5 yards of me while ground hunting last year. Keep on giving your wisdom and advice. God bless!
I look forward to each one of these. They’ve helped me a lot since I’ve moved to Mississippi.
You survived “a couple” of drops from a tree? Wow!
@@derrickray5464 I got grit!! Lol
. Harder than woodpecker lips!!!
Excellent video, thanks for the time you put into them!
awesome video Robert, options are good to know. wish I could sit that low but I would never be able to get up. my knees are shot, heck, my whole body is shot. So it is ground blinds for me, probably pop ups so I can get away with movement and so on. Yes, you need to do some trimming on the Gillie suit, plus shoot with it a lot or you will be regretting that you didn't do it. The thrill of having a deer just yards from you, heck, feet away from you on the ground is crazy exciting. The wind of course is everything, so I always tried to have two spots to set up on for the wind. This enabled me to hunt most of the time no matter the wind direction instead of having to wait.
I have both Waldrops seats had the Turkey seat for about a month or so and most definitely it will be my new hunting seat. Shooting my longbow very well from it.
Bought a kill suit long jacket on your advice for last season, and killed a buck on the ground. Absolutely love it, great concealment and extremely lightweight. It is perfect for camo in the south. This series has me really excited about this upcoming season. God bless!
Great stuff RC I have one of those Kill Suits and they are nice. Especially for our kind of weather.
i am 69 and believe me i stay on the ground
Ill be in the saddle, hopefully with shatterproof archerys new mountain bow.. good info RC
That was artillery back in the day. .. Thousands of arrows reining down on the enemy. Benjamin Franklin wanted the colonial army to adopt the longbow. Can be shot much faster than muzzle loading muskets
I see you're using a glove in this video. Are you just changing it up or something else?
@@victorcook4398 I've used a glove a lot in the past and probably will stay with it . I have a bad finger and don't want to flip flop.
Thank you and praying for complete 💯 healing. Very helpful information. See you soon
@@samfulks4896 thanks!
I had COVID again about a week ago myself. Kicked my butt for the 3rd time. Hope ya feel better soon.
@@ericanonymous7859 thanks!
Excellent!
Shot placement is definitely the key. Thanks for sharing, praying you get well soon brother.
@@timetohunt1 thanks!
Couldn’t agree more on the Woodsman broadhead. I’ve tried many over the last 5+ decades and pretty much stick with the Woodsman and Razorheads. Glad you’re back, been waiting for your next video and hope you’re feeling better.
@@StephenMeasles-kr9rm feeling better. Thanks!
All about PLACEMENT!!! Well said RC!
Thanks for the video and info . Kick that crud out brother. ✝️🙏💪
@@larryalexander4833 thanks!
@@robertcarte95 looking for the sharpening video now.
Another great video Robert glad you're feeling better!!!
Thanks!
Started using this tip at the beginning of each practice session. I do it three times then start shooting. It has made a noticeable improvement in my groups. Especially the first shot. Thanks for the great tip. Something good to practice while in the stand to stay loose and ready I think. Sorry you've been sick glad you are on the mend!
@@Scout66 thank you!
Glad you’re doing good! Will pray for you brother! You shooting glove now?
@@robbo392 thanks for the prayers. I used a glove a lot in the past. Started using a tab shooting 3 under. Probably will not do either of those again .
3 1/2 to 4 years later and old Covid is still around! I thought my family just had a bad flu. I joked to my gf that we should get covid tests. Guess what? It's Covid again. I'm the only one to have the shots for it. This is my second time catching it. For my gf, it her 4th. It's still not a joke, even after all this time.
My first time was really bad. These last few are not good but not like the first one when I thought I was gonna die . Makes you appreciate a big breath of air.
Im either gonna run the Simmons swampshark 175 grains or 190 Timber shark
@@Tradman47 can't go wrong with either. I used the safari year before last and they were great.
I pray you get to feelin better mr.Robert
@@BrothaAustin thank you!
Get well soon man
Shot Bear Razorheads for years, also Zwickey and Woodsman and a few Snuffers. Always shot them in dirt. I get about 20-30 bags of dirt from Wally World and stack them to be a backstop to shoot into. A lot cheaper than a target and lasts a lot longer. Plus, no mess, the dirt ends up in the yard. Repairs just involve a couple more bags of dirt. Why the bags? Contained and rock free plus cheap. I can always double them up back to back for high shot areas. I leave the dirt in the plastic bags, always easy to pull arrows, even broadheads come out easy. I stack them high enough to be taller than my 3D deer target that I stand in front of the dirt. I also have a free hanging tennis ball that hangs out in front of the dirt for my walk around shooting in the yard. It gets replaced fairly often with some dense foam dice that my wife gets for me at the Dollar Tree. Yes, dirt will dull your heads but oh well, I just shoot a couple heads into the dirt for practice. There is very little mess from the bags, unlike other targets that leave stuff all over the place.