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Magview Digiscoping Review

Magview Digiscoping Review

Iowa Shed Hunt Day 2!

Iowa Shed Hunt Day 2!

BIG BULLS in Colorado!

BIG BULLS in Colorado!

I Sold My Elite..

I Sold My Elite..

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  • @user-ci9ip4bk3w
    @user-ci9ip4bk3w2 күн бұрын

    I feel like 75 holds better than 70 on my V3X and the difference in draw feel is negligible. I figured better accuracy along with a little more speed was a win/win for me.

  • @ConnerReed-dz8hl
    @ConnerReed-dz8hl6 күн бұрын

    I bought a rev arrow rest. When it comes to full up position it clicks and stays in up position. I don't want it to do that right I want to set it up to where when you let off the rest it goes back down

  • @Ajumi-
    @Ajumi-6 күн бұрын

    love your honest apporach and your honest description on how it felt to know that the animal is in pain because of you, and you where in a situation in wich it wasn't possible to change that. (until you retrieved one arrow)

  • @raycooper931
    @raycooper9317 күн бұрын

    Good hunt Young man you won't please everyone don't worry about that . Look were the country is from that ! People never understand how hard those mountains are until they go there .

  • @possum3238
    @possum323814 күн бұрын

    Definitely not CWD, thats a buck at the end of the rut, anyone whos hunted for years has seen bucks like this during and after the rut.

  • @kawasaki1236
    @kawasaki123615 күн бұрын

    Is it normal that having 172 cm height I feel ok with 27 -28 draw ?

  • @kawasaki1236
    @kawasaki123615 күн бұрын

    I am new to compound archery, been hunting with firearms for a while, but your shooting abilities are really impressive. Regards from Poland

  • @NastyN8thegreat2
    @NastyN8thegreat217 күн бұрын

    Good video idk how many people try to give advice that skydraw lmao I myself use 70lbs but I'm a bigger guy if you gotta build up to it do so but never compromise your form an comfortably just for poundage I can draw 70 20 times in a row no sweat an hold it so I shoot 70 but if I could that with 60 I'd use 60 don't skydraw make sure you can shoot sitting down in your stand pull the weigh several times in a row an hold it good luck and happy hunting yall

  • @RKParK1
    @RKParK118 күн бұрын

    Great instructions 👍

  • @forgotz
    @forgotz22 күн бұрын

    finally a common sense walk-thru and multi-season perspective.

  • @brucesummers7448
    @brucesummers744827 күн бұрын

    Simply put the more expensive scope allows one to use a greater amount of magnification. The cheaper scope may be 20x to 60x but it is probably not going to be usable past 30x.

  • @rogerbonnette7113
    @rogerbonnette7113Ай бұрын

    Awesome

  • @jesseknox9322
    @jesseknox9322Ай бұрын

    So I've been shooting for 20 years. Last year I started to shoot with my feet at a 90 degree angle and my shot placement wasn't great. I'm no Robin hood but I'm confident. Till i did my goofy stance. I changed it what you're doing and now I just shot the grouping I'm used to. Tight and patterned. Within 3" Thank you for this video! Don't know why I did this goofy stance just started happenin??

  • @Nick-yz9fd
    @Nick-yz9fdАй бұрын

    I'm here for the comments

  • @bobbyskillz14
    @bobbyskillz14Ай бұрын

    Funny thing is as fucked up, and Retarded as buck was acting, the deer still looks like a genius compared to the guy hunting

  • @stanleybuck4195
    @stanleybuck4195Ай бұрын

    Why add poison by spraying? Think cancer.

  • @JFroMG_YT
    @JFroMG_YTАй бұрын

    Buck is sick. The thing it was doing with its tail and back legs is a sign of stress.

  • @gordonheath7687
    @gordonheath7687Ай бұрын

    Thanks for the review just had one question. Most carbon shafts I thought were spine aligned. Did you take that into consideration when fletching the arrow?

  • @gauthy
    @gauthyАй бұрын

    Very nicely done. I want to build one similar

  • @ProSeriesLawnCare
    @ProSeriesLawnCare2 ай бұрын

    👍

  • @barrywensel9864
    @barrywensel98642 ай бұрын

    First off, congratulations on a beautiful buck. I'm sorry I just happened upon this thread last night, so I'm several YEARS too late. But I thought I should add to this as it's not very common knowledge. First, let me quickly introduce myself so as to add some credibility. First, I'm an old guy who will be 80 in a few months. I'm also a resident of Iowa and have been for the last 25 years. I'm also a fanatical purist traditional whitetail bowhunter. My inquisitive nature, and the fact I've been studying whitetails for so long, has given me the opportunities to see a lot of things many fellow hunters have not seen simply via a longevity saturation factor. What I'm about to tell you will obviously raise some eyebrows, but please hear me out. Your deer did not have EHD, nor CWD. He was perfectly normal. The fact is he was masturbating. Hear me out. Yes, whitetails masturbate, just like elk, bear, leg-humping dogs and other critters. I've witnessed them doing it at least five times now. And I've videotaped it three of those five times. All five occurrences were in late October or mid-November approaching or during the peak of the whitetail rut. It's my opinion we see it more commonly before the peak of the rut when the bucks are ready, and the does may not be quite ready yet. It's simply sexual frustration and anxiety. Similar to human teenage boys, most of the bucks I've witnessed masturbating have been 1.5 to 2.5 years old. Although one was a beautiful 4.5-year-old that was pushing 160 inches. In all five of my witnessed accounts the bucks were traveling alone and at or close to scrapes. The procedure is almost identical. They start by lifting their tails horizontally and flipping them. Then they severely hump/ flex their spine/back which brings the pelvis and penis forward. The penis is actually inserted into the little "pocket" formed at the base of the sternum/ribcage on the buck's belly. I've also witnessed two of the five bucks rub-urinate on their hock glands just prior to masturbating. They will bring their tarsal (hock) glands on the inside of the hind legs together, rub them together while letting the glandular secretions mixed with the urine run down the inside of the back legs. That's why some tarsal glands are much darker and aromatic than others. At any rate, in your footage before your shot you can see this ritual can last for an extended time. Breaking down your footage: 6:02- the buck is fine, chewing his cud 6:04- A coon walks up to within feet of him. He acknowledges it and the coon leaves 7:11- the buck starts arching, flexing his spine and pelvis 7:43- he starts the tail flipping 7:48- flexes spine more 8:16- he licks his nose to moisten the orifice so he can pick up any new scents. A deer lives and dies by messages received via his nose. A moist nose will pick up scent molecules in the air much better than a dry nose... thus the licking. 8:24 thru 9:13 he's masturbating/ ejaculating 9:21- more nose licking 10:26- the first shot. He's still humping at the first shot. I hope this clears up what you taped. I wrote another book last year on my whitetail hunting strategies/techniques titled, "The Old Man and the Tree." In it I wrote several pages about whitetails masturbating. I have to admit I did not read ALL the 662 comments listed here, but I doubt anyone mentioned he was masturbating. I'm sure many hunters have also witnessed bucks in the act but just didn't realize what they were seeing. As I mentioned, I'm not very good with computers but if you send me your email address Trevor, I'll forward you some photos of a buck "doing it." Barry Wensel at [email protected]. And, again, congratulations on a very nice buck. BW

  • @jeffbowler3632
    @jeffbowler36322 ай бұрын

    This is a good "Temporary Bridge"; That's the nicest thing anyone can honestly say.

  • @angeloneill9955
    @angeloneill99552 ай бұрын

    Nice, have to try that, thanks.

  • @DA-jw6nm
    @DA-jw6nm2 ай бұрын

    maybe when you guys grow older this type of video will be more beneficial to your audience

  • @user-kf9vz8fz9l
    @user-kf9vz8fz9l2 ай бұрын

    There is so much wrong with this video I don't even know where to begin. The color fringing or chromatic abbreviations is horrible in the cheap scope, that's what all the purple edges are on everything. And just because they look the same does not mean they are the same. It's the internals that counts, the outer shell means nothing. The Vortex is vastly superior. You two know virtually NOTHING about optics.

  • @Arkie_Outdoors
    @Arkie_Outdoors2 ай бұрын

    Sick, injured, wore out, whatever.. great buck. Congrats.

  • @spr00sem00se
    @spr00sem00se2 ай бұрын

    You should do a test in low light conditions, thats when quality optics pay off, in this test the differnece is clear, but for the price svbony may have sold me a scope. I wish vortex made the same budget scopes as binoculars.

  • @JamesRavencroft
    @JamesRavencroft3 ай бұрын

    Why do you continue whispering after making the loudest noise that whole acre has heard the entire day?

  • @stephennadal4103
    @stephennadal41033 ай бұрын

    How far away were you guys?

  • @DominicPaz
    @DominicPaz3 ай бұрын

    That cheaper scope completely distorted the image. They cloned the case and put shitty glass in it. I can’t imagine how bad it would be in low light or fog.

  • @1jjwhit
    @1jjwhit3 ай бұрын

    Nice review!

  • @bradkeller9118
    @bradkeller91184 ай бұрын

    I’m first time bow hunter, that’s how I started out, pouring above straight back on my shoulder is sore. Going to give it some time to heal up and practice what you have on this video.

  • @Pur_ple_taken
    @Pur_ple_taken4 ай бұрын

    Would this design of bridge work in a faster flowing river

  • @perfectgame23
    @perfectgame234 ай бұрын

    Real good video.

  • @jonathandavis2683
    @jonathandavis26834 ай бұрын

    This was a great help for me. I'm from GA, and because of my job, I've traveled all across the US but never hunted the areas I've been. Missed a lot of hunting seasons bc of it. I'm planning a trip to Colorado for an archery mule deer hunt for my first time ever. I'm looking at unit 20 bc the tag opportunity. Idk can't find anyone who wants to give advice. I can completely understand why. You guys do a great job of showing what it takes. Seeing you guys make me think I may need to find someone to go with instead of soloing it. Thanks

  • @Robin-by7nd
    @Robin-by7nd4 ай бұрын

    Looks like cwd to me

  • @leadtheyfollow25k
    @leadtheyfollow25k4 ай бұрын

    Great video. Helped a ton.

  • @rizzodrat3076
    @rizzodrat30764 ай бұрын

    All industries are the same when it comes to marketing. Firearms is even worse with the " new, exciting" caliber that really works no better than the older ones. They need to sell stuff, so small changes are hyped up so people will think that they are left behind if they don't get something new every year. Unfortunately this also leads to silly and worthless luxery add-on to stuff (especially automobiles) That most have no real use for and only causes complications. Personally, i feel that if you are using anything more advanced than a recurve bow, you are not a bowhunter. But whatever.

  • @marckrevo1970
    @marckrevo19704 ай бұрын

    So how did you install the posts in the actual creek? How were you able to dig out when there was actual water in the creek?

  • @harveyrodriguez5823
    @harveyrodriguez58234 ай бұрын

    Awesome video bro thank you

  • @DePalma.
    @DePalma.5 ай бұрын

    Can you use a pay as you go, data SIM card from att or Verizon?

  • @Amneesia_Atelier
    @Amneesia_Atelier5 ай бұрын

    How you gonna just skip over the how you put the 2 posts that are currently submerged in the water into the ground securely part 😅🤣 like ya I’ll show you how we put one of the posts in dry the land part but the part you actually may have questions on in regards to the support needed in areas atm theatre actually submerged by water and are figuring out how to build the bridge with proper support and how to properly mount such support underwater .. thanks for NOTHING PAL 😅🤣😭

  • @NO-0M3
    @NO-0M35 ай бұрын

    I got a 2007-2008 Hoyt laser tech and I can smoke squirrels, rabbits just about any small game out to 30 with confidence

  • @mcw-lg2dm
    @mcw-lg2dm6 ай бұрын

    The way his legs were moving looked a lot like a seizure of some sort, I have an epileptic dog that has done similar things.

  • @gtxhunter
    @gtxhunter6 ай бұрын

    You can see the colors separating at 60x so at 1000yrds it would look really bad and noticeable

  • @tomhirz
    @tomhirz6 ай бұрын

    CWD for sure. I don't know about eating the meat.

  • @DLN-ix6vf
    @DLN-ix6vf6 ай бұрын

    guys you should edit this video and add 1k yds. just to compare. That won't take long to fix :)

  • @WeNeedChange3310
    @WeNeedChange33106 ай бұрын

    How does this compete against your Razer?

  • @jamesd5014
    @jamesd50146 ай бұрын

    Loved this one! Thanks for putting it together and congrats!

  • @karmagrayson5837
    @karmagrayson58376 ай бұрын

    It’s easy with trigger bro. Try with finger and you will learn a lesson 😅😅😅