I bring climbing sticks and mount my cameras 8-10' up in the tree. So far so good.
@RhodesLessTraveledOutdoorsАй бұрын
That's a bummer man. I've had several cameras and SD cards stolen over the years on public land. This past year was one of the worst. It's frustrating but don't let bad people keep you from doing what you love. They will reap what they sow. My advice is to keep your cameras high out of peoples line of sight, and put some sort of lock on every camera. Doesn't have to be anything fancy but most wont put the effort in if there is a lock on it. You got my sub. Looking forward to more. Keep it up!
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
I appreciate the tips and support! Thank you🤝
@jamesschroeder969Ай бұрын
You won't have to worry about that much longer. State after state is banning cams for hunting. Yes cameras kill deer, not the camera itself but the info they give you you hunt your "target deer" lol. Good riddance to the cams. BOOT LEATHER
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Yes for sure, it’s only a matter of time! Either way it doesn’t matter much, you can either put deer on your wall or photos! You choose😂
@russell449Ай бұрын
Always use two cameras at each spot, camera #1 getting your deer pictures and camera #2 well hidden to watch camera #1.
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Great idea!
@ajbabineau007Ай бұрын
Something I have on video that had worked multiple times.... opposite to the acess door to the camera, I sharpee my name and phone number. On the side where the door opens, I write "Be Cool, Bro". Or "Don't be dick". 3x I've had guys approach my cam, Put theirs hands on it to open the door, then read those messages and leave it alone. I'm probably just lucky but it has worked. One dude even gave me the "hang loose" sign into the cam. Better than nothing I guess
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Hahaha that is hilarious! I’ve always wondered if something like that would work as a last-ditch effort😂 good to know
@saddanmahmud5806Ай бұрын
Cakaran Beruang mas
@muleskinner4053Ай бұрын
Cameras should be illegal for hunting purposes in all states.
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Yeah I somewhat agree with that as well. I think it’s headed that way already! However, I don’t like to see hunting rights taken away in any shape or fashion. Cameras today, scopes tomorrow, and so on. I think it is a dangerous game when we start willingly giving up certain things. I would like to see hunters slowly gravitate to different tactics on our own. I have cut my camera use in half over the last few years. Only reason I use cameras in this location is because I can’t access it for most of the year due to high water
@AckBoaterАй бұрын
Welcome to the stolen camera club. People suck.
@schl8675Ай бұрын
Do you know how you don't have things stolen on public land? take it with you when you leave. I live 40 miles from Milwaukee and our public land around here is littered with trail cameras and people willing to steal them. Would you leave your bow, gun, or wallet in the woods? Most people lock their vehicles while hunting because they are afraid somebody will steal something from it, but are perfectly fine leaving a hundred dollar or more camera in the woods, it just makes no sense to me. I'll be honest I am not a big fan of all of the cameras in the woods, but it bothers me more knowing I am sharing the woods with people who are willing to steal the cameras, given the choice between cameras in the woods or thieves in the woods I would choose cameras all day long.
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Yes same here! I should’ve said more in the video but I am honestly more upset about not getting the photos than having my card and camera stolen. Anything left on public land is technically public domain. I also left my cameras out all year in this spot because I physically cannot access it due to high water most of the year. The other weird thing is that he/she tore down my licking branch and covered up my scrapes which makes me think it was another hunter. All part of the hunt I guess😂
@zaynemikita6897Ай бұрын
Unfortunately that's what happens. I honestly don't know what to tell you. Put GPS air tags or better cameras that can track them.if they get stolen. Don't know what to tell you bud
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
All my cell cameras have GPS, they stole my chip camera thankfully. Little bit easier on my wallet 😂 I just need to lock them so they can’t take my cards anymore. Not even mad about the money just wanted to get the intel from them lol
@hans5130Ай бұрын
I guess people are tired of spy equipment in public land you don’t own. They’re looking for shit like that.
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Valid point! Cameras are definitely a touchy topic these days. I have reduced my camera use over the last few years for a variety of reasons, that one included. However, I think a 5 megapixel camera in the middle of nowhere is the least of anyone’s privacy concerns lol
@bradgarner9087Ай бұрын
😂😂 hans is mad
@misupercoonerАй бұрын
Michigan?
@janitorialguy4436Ай бұрын
Sorry for your troubles, what state are you in?
@roypeavy3542Ай бұрын
Takes a scumbag to still your camera and chip. Local boys think they own the land.start hunting in a club or private land .
@shadowdawg04Ай бұрын
My cameras on public land are in a box w/cable... trust nobody. Also use cameras that have a pin code, they might steal them, but their not going to use them. Also, I met a guy who had some trouble with this - he puts a second camera up high watching the first one, photos don't lie!!!
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
That’s a great idea, I have definitely thought about putting another camera watching the actual camera. Only thing with that is I usually set them up after dark and setting up one is hard enough lol. Might have to start locking them up!
@user-hs5me4dw4nАй бұрын
Cameras are a f in eye sore, I'm not in Walmart 😂
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Valid point😂
@davidtisch5237Ай бұрын
Shorter windows of intel Pictures are cool and all but once you know a good buck is using an area hunt him down cameras can become a crutch and not a tool
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Definitely agree with this. I’ve been debating on no longer running cameras for this exact reason
@davidtisch5237Ай бұрын
I’m the guy leaving your cameras and stands alone. If I find a camera or setup ground blind or tree stand I leave that area and move on to the next spot
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Same here
@shadowdawg04Ай бұрын
A friend of mine and I do this on public all the time - if a guy is out there putting in the work, show some respect!
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Exactly!
@davidtisch5237Ай бұрын
I have more issues with other hunters than just people enjoying the woods. I’m not sure why they want to mess with the cameras but it’s a national issue not just your area. Use decoy cameras or place them much higher up in the trees. Not sure how invested you are in getting information about the wildlife but people are definitely on to your camera setups for sure My worst year 5 stands stolen and seven cheap trail cameras stolen one tree chainsawed down to get my tree stand
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Yeah I think it is one guy in particular that is messing with my stuff at this location. Never had issues in this spot so I wasn’t too worried about it. Normally I put my cameras much higher up in the tree and hide them very well. The first one that was stolen off the tree was 10+ feet up. Used a climbing stick with an aider to set it up. Thankfully it was a cheaper camera. The second camera I set up in the dark with no light after hunting the spot so couldn’t hide it very well. More upset that I wasn’t able to pull intel off of it than loosing the camera. Definitely going to be putting more thought into camera placement moving forward. Can’t believe the lengths people will go through to steal stuff!
@richarddean3154Ай бұрын
Sorry that your equipment was stolen, even though you were in a remote location. Your neck of the woods gets some heavy hunting pressure. I avoid thievery by not using trail cameras and removing my stands after every hunt. It certainly limits the amount of intel I get and can be pretty tiring, depending on how far back I am, but this method generally avoids bad actors. I run into other people's cameras all the time and just note where they are and give them a wide berth. Wisconsin has some truly big deer and if you stick it out, you will get one. Good luck this fall.
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
That’s a very good point. I have actually been debating not running cameras this season for a variety of reasons. Still haven’t made up my mind so I appreciate the insight. Good luck to you as well this season!
@casualobserver77Ай бұрын
Bring a Python lock and a climbing stick to get up high and locked tightly it's the only defense
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Definitely going to from now on! I usually put all my cameras 8-10ft in the tree but this spot is so remote I wasn’t worried about it.
@davidtisch5237Ай бұрын
Both scenarios they cut the lock and chainsawed the tree to get my stand Some people just enjoy stealing free stuff in the woods Example public restrooms vandalized for no reason other than boredom
@AckBoaterАй бұрын
The bums will still steal it. Locks will only slow them down.
@Aldocello1Ай бұрын
I actually have one on the way going to run it on my Matthew's phase 4 33 , this will be my first limb driven rest and this video right here is the cats meow, exactly what I'm looking for, great explanation great demonstration thank you for the vid
@hunteralmerАй бұрын
Thanks man! Let me know how you like the rest this season!
@Aldocello16 күн бұрын
@@hunteralmer So loving the epsilon , the prusik is great , Like the rest so much on my P4 33 , Ive already added one to my P4 29 and Triax as well
@randystrong81054 ай бұрын
Well, will be redoing my rest today on my VXR, Great video. Look forward to your content. Thank You
@hunteralmer2 ай бұрын
Thank you! Will be doing some more this hunting season👍
@2ndAveScents6 ай бұрын
You ever try this with some #23 D-Loop material?
@hunteralmer2 ай бұрын
As long as there is no stretch you should be good. You could use a shoe lace if needed!
@2ndAveScents6 ай бұрын
If you’re not going in the woods with a set of folding Allen keys you messin up!
@hunteralmer2 ай бұрын
Exactly!
@wildkat86886 ай бұрын
I just wanted to compliment you on the formatting and production quality of this video. Your explanation and videography are great!
@hunteralmer2 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@Blackbird02167 ай бұрын
The prusik knot is perfect to adjust on the fly and I'd never use those clamps on any rest regardless of type I'm rrunning
@notbulbous428 ай бұрын
do you shoot those arrows with broadheads? I've tested other vanes I preferred for target with broadheads, and keep going back to blazer for hunting. I'd love to NOT shoot a blazer, but it works. Curious
@hunteralmer7 ай бұрын
Yes, I build all my arrows for broadheads/hunting, which is the reason I shoot a 4 fletch. However, I feel as though I could get away with running the 2.25s instead of the 2.75. I currently shoot a grim reaper micro hades 3 blade 125G. I can’t see myself shooting anything else due to how well it flies. Shoots far better than any mechanical I have ever shot.
@richearly459310 ай бұрын
Nice
@fernandourrutia256610 ай бұрын
awesome !!!
@trimmin42011 ай бұрын
What happened to your rubber rebound dampener that you started with and did not end with? No mention of that in your video... How come?
@hunteralmer9 ай бұрын
Forgot to put it back on lol. Had to redo the whole thing
@Foreverbowhunting8411 ай бұрын
Liking the channel brother! I agree with the vanes. they are quiet and fly well. I subscribed as well.
@craigholland2274 Жыл бұрын
I have a bowtech sr6 , my concern w limbdriven rests are when the cord goes slack at draw , contacting the arrows in the quiver. Do you think this will be an issue?
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
That’s why I switched to tying it this way. It brings the chord a lot tighter than the recommended way to tie it. I haven’t had any issues with my V3X and the quiver is really close. Hope that helps!
@pdubbz87 Жыл бұрын
This is great, was just fixing the football brace due to it failing again after about 12 shots. What bow feet/stand is that? Thanks for sharing!
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
It’s the original Mathews one piece stand, before they came out with the tripod one a few years back
@MoritzKrog Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the video, the knot looks great. I will be trying that with my setup today. I've also been looking for different setup strategies on my Phase 4, because the rope actually rubs against the 2-piece LoPro Quiver and starts fraying after only a few hundred shots. However, I keep hearing that mounting the rest to the cable is making the rest bounce up again, after it dropped down and can interfere with the fletching. This is also why Hamskea strongly discourages tying up the rest this way. I wonder what your experience has been, one year after you made this video?
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
Haven’t had any issue with my set up (or anybody that runs it this way) but I’m sure there is a lot of variability with different bow types. I did noticed that the knot takes a while to lock in.. Maybe that’s why people are having issues with it being loose and coming back up? Not sure if that answered your question😂
@reddawng43x91 Жыл бұрын
I run blazer vanes with a helical on my 4mm axis long range arrows with g5 g lock glue and you can shoot the arrow in 15min after fletch
@reddawng43x91 Жыл бұрын
Why does your bow roll backwards after shot???? You need a heavier stabilizer
@Patrick-yu9vr Жыл бұрын
Works Great. Many Thanks an greetings from Germany
@TimSomero Жыл бұрын
Does anyone experimented with doing this on a prime bow? I have a prime black 3, and there is a similar yoke splitter that has a round ring. I would like to try putting my cable on that.
@olehemlock Жыл бұрын
Show me your draw board and rest timing comparisons to different tying location.
@JOB107 Жыл бұрын
That Prusik knot is gold, I use it on my Epsilon now and let the tension off the cord when not using the bow to relieve stress on the drop away spring so it doesn't weaken over time. thanks for the video.
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@CD-lw6fl Жыл бұрын
The closeups really helped with understanding this install. Nice work! 😎🤙
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
Thank you🙏🏻
@sethharding1727 Жыл бұрын
I have fletched several arrows with the TAC driver 2.75’s using the Arizona EZ fletch mini max left helical. I have had no problems so far. I even used the AAE primer pen on them with the AAE vane glue. No problems with adhesion. Haven’t done any long range shooting yet. My favorite thing about them over the AAE Max stealth is that when shooting tight groups, you don’t shoot through the other vanes. I’m tired of reflecting one vane over few days 😂. Thanks for the video.
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
That was one of the main reasons I switched, I would rip vanes Everytime I shot and got tired of replacing them😂
@georgeryals Жыл бұрын
The knot is a great idea. I learn something new every day! Great tip!
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
You’re telling me I taught George Ryals something new?! My day is made😂
@billmcstay194 Жыл бұрын
You turned me onto something interesting... so I will return the favor. Check out slow motion of limb driven epsilon. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dq2Xlo9rkprepJc.html Compared to cable driven QAD. kzread.info/dash/bejne/mmqAz8-Gna7dYcY.html
@gmanking86 Жыл бұрын
Forget the clamp or slider, hate them both. This is awesome, thanks for sharing man!
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
No problem! Glad I could help!
@jonathanhoward1497 Жыл бұрын
Great video! You just got yourself a new subscriber
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@dukies0799 Жыл бұрын
When you showed the final close up at the very end, what happened to your rubber rebound dampener?
@hunteralmer Жыл бұрын
Haha good eyes, first time tying the knot I forgot to put it back on and that’s when I shot my b-roll. Had to untie and start over lol
@hotfarts6731 Жыл бұрын
I run the same 2.75" Tac Driver vanes on my 4mm arrows. I also use the Last Chance jig with a 3 degree helical. No issues at all with adhesion. I use their primer pen and glue
@michaelpoplawski32462 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the close-ups and detailed narrative in this video. I was never in boy scouts and had not even heard of the prusik knot before viewing this, but figured it out with your help.
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I bring climbing sticks and mount my cameras 8-10' up in the tree. So far so good.
That's a bummer man. I've had several cameras and SD cards stolen over the years on public land. This past year was one of the worst. It's frustrating but don't let bad people keep you from doing what you love. They will reap what they sow. My advice is to keep your cameras high out of peoples line of sight, and put some sort of lock on every camera. Doesn't have to be anything fancy but most wont put the effort in if there is a lock on it. You got my sub. Looking forward to more. Keep it up!
I appreciate the tips and support! Thank you🤝
You won't have to worry about that much longer. State after state is banning cams for hunting. Yes cameras kill deer, not the camera itself but the info they give you you hunt your "target deer" lol. Good riddance to the cams. BOOT LEATHER
Yes for sure, it’s only a matter of time! Either way it doesn’t matter much, you can either put deer on your wall or photos! You choose😂
Always use two cameras at each spot, camera #1 getting your deer pictures and camera #2 well hidden to watch camera #1.
Great idea!
Something I have on video that had worked multiple times.... opposite to the acess door to the camera, I sharpee my name and phone number. On the side where the door opens, I write "Be Cool, Bro". Or "Don't be dick". 3x I've had guys approach my cam, Put theirs hands on it to open the door, then read those messages and leave it alone. I'm probably just lucky but it has worked. One dude even gave me the "hang loose" sign into the cam. Better than nothing I guess
Hahaha that is hilarious! I’ve always wondered if something like that would work as a last-ditch effort😂 good to know
Cakaran Beruang mas
Cameras should be illegal for hunting purposes in all states.
Yeah I somewhat agree with that as well. I think it’s headed that way already! However, I don’t like to see hunting rights taken away in any shape or fashion. Cameras today, scopes tomorrow, and so on. I think it is a dangerous game when we start willingly giving up certain things. I would like to see hunters slowly gravitate to different tactics on our own. I have cut my camera use in half over the last few years. Only reason I use cameras in this location is because I can’t access it for most of the year due to high water
Welcome to the stolen camera club. People suck.
Do you know how you don't have things stolen on public land? take it with you when you leave. I live 40 miles from Milwaukee and our public land around here is littered with trail cameras and people willing to steal them. Would you leave your bow, gun, or wallet in the woods? Most people lock their vehicles while hunting because they are afraid somebody will steal something from it, but are perfectly fine leaving a hundred dollar or more camera in the woods, it just makes no sense to me. I'll be honest I am not a big fan of all of the cameras in the woods, but it bothers me more knowing I am sharing the woods with people who are willing to steal the cameras, given the choice between cameras in the woods or thieves in the woods I would choose cameras all day long.
Yes same here! I should’ve said more in the video but I am honestly more upset about not getting the photos than having my card and camera stolen. Anything left on public land is technically public domain. I also left my cameras out all year in this spot because I physically cannot access it due to high water most of the year. The other weird thing is that he/she tore down my licking branch and covered up my scrapes which makes me think it was another hunter. All part of the hunt I guess😂
Unfortunately that's what happens. I honestly don't know what to tell you. Put GPS air tags or better cameras that can track them.if they get stolen. Don't know what to tell you bud
All my cell cameras have GPS, they stole my chip camera thankfully. Little bit easier on my wallet 😂 I just need to lock them so they can’t take my cards anymore. Not even mad about the money just wanted to get the intel from them lol
I guess people are tired of spy equipment in public land you don’t own. They’re looking for shit like that.
Valid point! Cameras are definitely a touchy topic these days. I have reduced my camera use over the last few years for a variety of reasons, that one included. However, I think a 5 megapixel camera in the middle of nowhere is the least of anyone’s privacy concerns lol
😂😂 hans is mad
Michigan?
Sorry for your troubles, what state are you in?
Takes a scumbag to still your camera and chip. Local boys think they own the land.start hunting in a club or private land .
My cameras on public land are in a box w/cable... trust nobody. Also use cameras that have a pin code, they might steal them, but their not going to use them. Also, I met a guy who had some trouble with this - he puts a second camera up high watching the first one, photos don't lie!!!
That’s a great idea, I have definitely thought about putting another camera watching the actual camera. Only thing with that is I usually set them up after dark and setting up one is hard enough lol. Might have to start locking them up!
Cameras are a f in eye sore, I'm not in Walmart 😂
Valid point😂
Shorter windows of intel Pictures are cool and all but once you know a good buck is using an area hunt him down cameras can become a crutch and not a tool
Definitely agree with this. I’ve been debating on no longer running cameras for this exact reason
I’m the guy leaving your cameras and stands alone. If I find a camera or setup ground blind or tree stand I leave that area and move on to the next spot
Same here
A friend of mine and I do this on public all the time - if a guy is out there putting in the work, show some respect!
Exactly!
I have more issues with other hunters than just people enjoying the woods. I’m not sure why they want to mess with the cameras but it’s a national issue not just your area. Use decoy cameras or place them much higher up in the trees. Not sure how invested you are in getting information about the wildlife but people are definitely on to your camera setups for sure My worst year 5 stands stolen and seven cheap trail cameras stolen one tree chainsawed down to get my tree stand
Yeah I think it is one guy in particular that is messing with my stuff at this location. Never had issues in this spot so I wasn’t too worried about it. Normally I put my cameras much higher up in the tree and hide them very well. The first one that was stolen off the tree was 10+ feet up. Used a climbing stick with an aider to set it up. Thankfully it was a cheaper camera. The second camera I set up in the dark with no light after hunting the spot so couldn’t hide it very well. More upset that I wasn’t able to pull intel off of it than loosing the camera. Definitely going to be putting more thought into camera placement moving forward. Can’t believe the lengths people will go through to steal stuff!
Sorry that your equipment was stolen, even though you were in a remote location. Your neck of the woods gets some heavy hunting pressure. I avoid thievery by not using trail cameras and removing my stands after every hunt. It certainly limits the amount of intel I get and can be pretty tiring, depending on how far back I am, but this method generally avoids bad actors. I run into other people's cameras all the time and just note where they are and give them a wide berth. Wisconsin has some truly big deer and if you stick it out, you will get one. Good luck this fall.
That’s a very good point. I have actually been debating not running cameras this season for a variety of reasons. Still haven’t made up my mind so I appreciate the insight. Good luck to you as well this season!
Bring a Python lock and a climbing stick to get up high and locked tightly it's the only defense
Definitely going to from now on! I usually put all my cameras 8-10ft in the tree but this spot is so remote I wasn’t worried about it.
Both scenarios they cut the lock and chainsawed the tree to get my stand Some people just enjoy stealing free stuff in the woods Example public restrooms vandalized for no reason other than boredom
The bums will still steal it. Locks will only slow them down.
I actually have one on the way going to run it on my Matthew's phase 4 33 , this will be my first limb driven rest and this video right here is the cats meow, exactly what I'm looking for, great explanation great demonstration thank you for the vid
Thanks man! Let me know how you like the rest this season!
@@hunteralmer So loving the epsilon , the prusik is great , Like the rest so much on my P4 33 , Ive already added one to my P4 29 and Triax as well
Well, will be redoing my rest today on my VXR, Great video. Look forward to your content. Thank You
Thank you! Will be doing some more this hunting season👍
You ever try this with some #23 D-Loop material?
As long as there is no stretch you should be good. You could use a shoe lace if needed!
If you’re not going in the woods with a set of folding Allen keys you messin up!
Exactly!
I just wanted to compliment you on the formatting and production quality of this video. Your explanation and videography are great!
Thank you!
The prusik knot is perfect to adjust on the fly and I'd never use those clamps on any rest regardless of type I'm rrunning
do you shoot those arrows with broadheads? I've tested other vanes I preferred for target with broadheads, and keep going back to blazer for hunting. I'd love to NOT shoot a blazer, but it works. Curious
Yes, I build all my arrows for broadheads/hunting, which is the reason I shoot a 4 fletch. However, I feel as though I could get away with running the 2.25s instead of the 2.75. I currently shoot a grim reaper micro hades 3 blade 125G. I can’t see myself shooting anything else due to how well it flies. Shoots far better than any mechanical I have ever shot.
Nice
awesome !!!
What happened to your rubber rebound dampener that you started with and did not end with? No mention of that in your video... How come?
Forgot to put it back on lol. Had to redo the whole thing
Liking the channel brother! I agree with the vanes. they are quiet and fly well. I subscribed as well.
I have a bowtech sr6 , my concern w limbdriven rests are when the cord goes slack at draw , contacting the arrows in the quiver. Do you think this will be an issue?
That’s why I switched to tying it this way. It brings the chord a lot tighter than the recommended way to tie it. I haven’t had any issues with my V3X and the quiver is really close. Hope that helps!
This is great, was just fixing the football brace due to it failing again after about 12 shots. What bow feet/stand is that? Thanks for sharing!
It’s the original Mathews one piece stand, before they came out with the tripod one a few years back
Thanks for the video, the knot looks great. I will be trying that with my setup today. I've also been looking for different setup strategies on my Phase 4, because the rope actually rubs against the 2-piece LoPro Quiver and starts fraying after only a few hundred shots. However, I keep hearing that mounting the rest to the cable is making the rest bounce up again, after it dropped down and can interfere with the fletching. This is also why Hamskea strongly discourages tying up the rest this way. I wonder what your experience has been, one year after you made this video?
Haven’t had any issue with my set up (or anybody that runs it this way) but I’m sure there is a lot of variability with different bow types. I did noticed that the knot takes a while to lock in.. Maybe that’s why people are having issues with it being loose and coming back up? Not sure if that answered your question😂
I run blazer vanes with a helical on my 4mm axis long range arrows with g5 g lock glue and you can shoot the arrow in 15min after fletch
Why does your bow roll backwards after shot???? You need a heavier stabilizer
Works Great. Many Thanks an greetings from Germany
Does anyone experimented with doing this on a prime bow? I have a prime black 3, and there is a similar yoke splitter that has a round ring. I would like to try putting my cable on that.
Show me your draw board and rest timing comparisons to different tying location.
That Prusik knot is gold, I use it on my Epsilon now and let the tension off the cord when not using the bow to relieve stress on the drop away spring so it doesn't weaken over time. thanks for the video.
Thank you!
The closeups really helped with understanding this install. Nice work! 😎🤙
Thank you🙏🏻
I have fletched several arrows with the TAC driver 2.75’s using the Arizona EZ fletch mini max left helical. I have had no problems so far. I even used the AAE primer pen on them with the AAE vane glue. No problems with adhesion. Haven’t done any long range shooting yet. My favorite thing about them over the AAE Max stealth is that when shooting tight groups, you don’t shoot through the other vanes. I’m tired of reflecting one vane over few days 😂. Thanks for the video.
That was one of the main reasons I switched, I would rip vanes Everytime I shot and got tired of replacing them😂
The knot is a great idea. I learn something new every day! Great tip!
You’re telling me I taught George Ryals something new?! My day is made😂
You turned me onto something interesting... so I will return the favor. Check out slow motion of limb driven epsilon. kzread.info/dash/bejne/dq2Xlo9rkprepJc.html Compared to cable driven QAD. kzread.info/dash/bejne/mmqAz8-Gna7dYcY.html
Forget the clamp or slider, hate them both. This is awesome, thanks for sharing man!
No problem! Glad I could help!
Great video! You just got yourself a new subscriber
Thank you!
When you showed the final close up at the very end, what happened to your rubber rebound dampener?
Haha good eyes, first time tying the knot I forgot to put it back on and that’s when I shot my b-roll. Had to untie and start over lol
I run the same 2.75" Tac Driver vanes on my 4mm arrows. I also use the Last Chance jig with a 3 degree helical. No issues at all with adhesion. I use their primer pen and glue
Thanks for the close-ups and detailed narrative in this video. I was never in boy scouts and had not even heard of the prusik knot before viewing this, but figured it out with your help.
Awesome man, glad I could help!