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Brent Barnett
Добавлен 4 окт 2013
Archery practice in freezing cold temps | Mathews Triax
I have one doe tag left in my pocket and I'm making sure to practice before I head back out to the woods later this month (December). Iowa deer season is flying by.
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Catching Largemouth Bass With a Buzzbait | Lunchtime Casts Ep. 1 | Iowa Public Fishing
Просмотров 985 месяцев назад
Hey everybody! I'm starting a new mini-series called Lunchtime Casts, where when I have a break midday I'll take about 15-20 minutes to try a little fishing near my home on some public waters. I'm not expecting this to be a daily, weekly, or even a monthly series. I'll upload as time allows! Let me know in the comments if this is something you'd enjoy watching!
Did I catch the world's smallest crappie?
Просмотров 545 месяцев назад
Hey hey everybody! I did some fishing this past week on Juneteenth and went to a spot I frequent behind the dam at Lake Red Rock. Overall it was a very slow day of fishing with very few bites, but I did manage to catch the smallest crappie that I've ever seen. LOL. Hope you enjoy this quick little video!
3D Archery Shoot | Mathews Triax | Knoxville, Iowa | 6-15-2024
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Follow along as I show you a few of my shots from a recent 3D archery shoot at the Red Rock Archery Range near Knoxville, Iowa. The event was hosted by the Hickory Ridge Bowhunters Club. I ended up shooting at 384 on on the 40-shot course!
Full Draw on an Iowa Public Land Doe | My Nephews Tagged Out in Missouri!!!
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Short video of my hunt on October 28, 2023. I went to a piece of Iowa public land where I've had good encounters the last couple of years. Came to full draw on a big doe but unfortunately she caught me drawing my bow back. Onward and upward!
My First Public Land Gobbler | Fastest hunt of my life!!!
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I had the fastest turkey hunt of my life on April 16, 2023. I hadn't been hunting for 15 minutes before I stumbled upon a huge gobbler on Iowa public land. It's certainly a hunt I will remember forever!!! 26 pounds 10" beard 1 1/4" spurs #Iowa #publicland #publiclandhunting #turkey #turkeyhunting #turkeyhunter
Family 3-D Archery Shoot | Nodaho Bowhunters | Graham, Missouri
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Hey everyone! My brother, his son, and I met up with our cousins recently to shoot at the 3-D archery shoot in Graham, Missouri put on by the Nodaho Bowhunters. We had a blast! Hope you enjoy the video.
Giant Missouri buck | bachelor group crossed the road in front of me | Summer 2022
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I took this video during the summer of 2022. A bachelor group of bucks crossed the road in front of me and I immediately recognized one of them was a giant typical 10 point. I didn’t get my phone camera rolling until they took off, but I got a good look at this buck at about 20 yards broadside. Easily would score in the mid-170s.
Archery Practice on First Day of Spring | Bear Species Compound Bow | Iowa
Просмотров 125Год назад
Hey everyone! Turkey season is right around the corner so I picked up my bow to shoot a few groups at 20 yards. How often do you practice? I used to shoot at least 10-20 arrows per day, but I've definitely scaled back on that. Feel free to leave feedback in the comments on your shooting habits, or even my shooting form (always looking to improve!).
Busted by a spike buck at 4 yards | My brother shot a big Missouri buck!!
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I didn't let an arrow fly on Oct. 15th, 2022, but it was a good night for my brother back home in northwest Missouri as he arrowed a buck he calls "The Big 7."
Shooting a Muzzy Trocar at 20 yards | First time using a GoPro
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Hey guys! I recently purchased a new GoPro to film my hunts this year. This is a new experience for me and I wanted to test things out, so I decided to sling a few arrows in the yard. Who else is excited for bow season?
Spot Hogg Whipper Snapper Review
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This is my first time doing a video/review like this so don’t be too harsh in the comments. 😂😂😂
GIANT Bull Elk in Estes Park, Colorado
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Our family was watching a herd of 60 cow elk up the mountain behind us and then a GIANT bull came by right past our cabin. Located in Estes Park, Colorado!
Iowa farm family continues beloved Christmas display tradition
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For nearly 50 years, thousands of people each December have slowly driven their vehicles past the Baird family farm north of Red Oak to view their beloved Christmas lights display. (Published 12-18-2020 at iowaagnet.com)
Brent's SW Iowa Hunting Blog: Oct. 14, 2019
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Brent's SW Iowa Hunting Blog: Oct. 14, 2019
Man, you got a good deal for sure. Great rig. Public land hunts can be very challenging so congratulations on the kills. Especially while ground hunting. As an ancient bow hunter I noticed it looks like you are punching the thumb button. Some call a slow punch a command but is it a command or a punch. The difference is real and very minute IMO. And I long ago if one can set up the thumb so all you need to do is pull straight back the downrange result is generally a lot better. Especially at ranges you aren’t real comfortable with. It eliminates the conscious act of having to switch your focus from the target mentally to “ time to move my thumb”. Your brain is jumping back and forth with thoughts on timing the shot, moving the thumb and trying to keep the pin floating on the target. There are several good videos on good ways to setup and use a thumb. “ bow only outdoors “ has learning vids that are excellent. “ whitetail fit” has a vid on his technique. Personally, my thumb is setup with no travel but enough tension I can put my thumb on it without fear of firing. I have to create thumb pressure by pulling straight back. Just saying this style works for me very well, hunting or target shooting. 👍👍🔥
Man I really appreciate the feedback! I switched to a thumb button several years ago after battle severe target panic issues with an index style release aid. It was so bad that I couldn't hit a target at 20 yards, my pin would always lock way below the target. The thumb button has brought my confidence back and I'll for sure work on the things you talked about!! Looking back on the bow purchase, it definitely felt like a steal for $650. I'm so happy with it!
@. Want to say I’ve had TP so I know the aggravation. But if you will work seriously you can gain 100% control and when you really know the feeling it’s almost unbelievable. EVERYTHING just falls into place and shooting is like 200% more enjoyable because there is ZERO ANXIETY!
I’m glad I don’t live in that house behind you!
@@keiththomson9628The camera makes it look worse than it is, but I hear you. I just don’t have a lot of room to work with.
Is it common for these courses to not allow range finders?
@@Type1Archery Most of the shoots I go to do not allow them. This is the only one I’ve ever been to that allowed range finders.
Wow!!! The worst nightmare for a self filming hunter!!! Barely had time to do anything but you got the job done!!! Exciting hunt!!!
It was seriously the craziest, and quickest hunt of my life!! When I heard his first gobble off camera he was already within 40 yards but behind some brush. I dropped to the ground and crawled to that little spot just off the access path. I'll certainly take those easy ones!
Just beautiful....however please be so careful during the rut. They have no control over their bodily functions at that time. They're animals and survive on instinct but I just love them. So majestic.
So beautiful and majestic. The first time I heard them bugle in our yard was amazing.
These people were actually fine. They handled it very well. Read the body language of the elk. The people were already outside. The elk saw them & decided to pass anyway. The people didnt confront or approach the elk & they had no assertive body language. (Watch the tourons at Yellowstone for a contrast...). The people were just moving slowly around & talking quietly. Each group knew the other was there. Nobody was worried. No harm, no foul...
@@cindyrissal3628 thank you for this comment, and it’s exactly what I’ve been trying to explain to people. We were just outside the cabin’s door when the herd of cows calmly came by. The bull approached from behind us on the north side of the cabin and we had no idea he was there. Many of us froze, and grandma got the baby out of sight. In no way were we one of those people you see on the news that try to get as close as they can to them.
Humans live too close to the forest.
How sad, some people see this and only see a steak, instead of seeing beautiful nature, a gift From God.
To clarify, it's not "my" pond. It's public! Also, don't mind the WACKO eyebrow that's drooped over my eye. SMH...LOL Yikes.
👍👍. I really love just a leisurely time poking 3-d targets. No scoring pressure like at an ASA. WAS that 384 on 400? 40 targets? I did notice you were punching the button it appeared? I don’t know for sure. Anyway, was gonna suggest you might watch “ bow only outdoors “ and check out his thumb button setup and use video. His technique is spot on. Basically, all you need to do is get the knob in the best position for your thumb to ride on it in the joint comfortably and just pull straight back like your wanting the elbow to move backwards. The little rotation will happen automatically and it will fire. There’s no conscious thought about needing to move the thumb.
Thanks for the comment! That was a 384 out of 480. 40 targets with 12 rings. And good catch! I definitely jump back and forth between a surprise release and punching the button, something I've struggled with since I was a teenager. I used to have SEVERE target panic when I was younger and nearly gave up archery because I was embarrassed in front of others and couldn't even hit a target at 20 yards. I'll definitely look up that channel you recommended!
@@brentbarnetthunting I go thru spells where I am guilty of not pulling thru properly. It’s not a true punch type thing but I know the shot broke differently. I just have to make sure and say to myself “ pull pull pull” and everything goes good. I’ve been using the Carter wise choice for several years almost exclusively. The part I like about it is I don’t have to move any hand parts, just pull while my focus is downrange where it’s supposed to be. People don’t know that the brain can’t do two conscious commands at the same time. You have to pick and when you pick “ it’s time to move my thumb or index finger “ you have lost your focus downrange. And in that microsecond the pin can and usually does move off target more than the normal floating pattern. When learning to , training the brain, just pull you have already begun to do that basically automatically and at the same your focus is on the spot you want to hit. Your training has taught itself to just be pulling until it goes off. At least that’s what I’ve learned about this.
And karen lingers ...
Incredible Giant elk
Absolutely! It was an amazing experience.
@@brentbarnetthunting totally is
What month was this
Early September.
@@brentbarnetthunting thank you
So nice to see how the bull cares about his family/harem.
Lol it’s his herd, yes his family
STOP screaming 😱
It's called "bugling", & the boys do it to attract the girls & to announce to other boys that they've got competition.
Keep after em! Good luck out there!
Thanks a lot brother and same to you! Thanks for watching!
Thanks. Good luck to you
Nice shout out to the boys
Are you still enjoying the release? I have one coming in tomorrow, but mine is the closed jaw so I can leave it hanging on the d loop if I need to.
Yes still enjoying it! I ended up adjusting the trigger tension very hot. It doesn't take very much thumb pressure now before it fires and I'm liking it better that way.
Promo sm 😞
I like my whippersnapper but its a little slick when its cold or low humidity. I put a couple thin strips of duct tape around mine for way more grip.
After shooting this for a couple years now, I completely agree with you and I'll be adding some tape strips to mine.
Great footage Brent!! Job well done!!
Good job Brent 👍
What size allen wrench to you use to adjust the sensitivity?
Thank you for doing this review! I love my whipper snapper (tried 5 kinds of thumb releases), yet apparently I have the barrel set up wrong. Instead of squeezing my shoulder to pull the release, I squeeze my thumb. Do you mind doing a video on proper barrel placement?
..living with nature.
A lot of good eatin wandering around on that hill
That's what I was saying!
Why are fat people hovering
Was that bull huge , big , and mature? I didn’t see it
Enjoy it now, soon as the wolves get up and running, you wont see half as much elk as you in CO now. Itll be unbelievable how much itll change the elk population . Ive seen it first hand twice now. Enjoy it now
Say it a few timer more and it might grow
It really was a huge bull 😂 thanks for watching.
Is there anything you don’t like about it?
Nothing so far! Still shooting it and really liking it. I did not switch to it for this deer season simply because I didn't think I was fully comfortable yet going away from my wrist strap index style release aid. Goal is to fully switch over by next fall.
Mom is saying I am going to disrespect the wildlife. Especially the males.
What is mom trying to prove? That she is an idiot?
I would like to stick that bull
Brent the women who are with you are idiots... they should be inside ... and not outside.
I bet one them is going to do something stupid.
awesome video dude, seems like a legit release, and bear bows are pretty going for a freezer filling machine , thank you and God bless,
Thank you for the feedback. I really appreciate it. I'm enjoying my current set up.
Back up! Back up!
Well, now THAT would have taken my breath away!!
I don't understand why those HUGE antlers don't get caught in the trees and branches.
What was fat-girl doing? She acts like she was hoping for a hookup. Actually, all the women in the video were lucky they weren't mistaken for cows!
The same folks that take a selfie while backing into the Grand Canyon .
Got a 4 finger closed jaw, love it.
I really like mine. Didn’t feel comfortable enough yet to use it this deer season, so I’m still using my wrist strap index finger release aid this fall. Hoping to fully switch over in 2023.
Por que vocês estão invadindo o habitat dos animais! Por que???????🤮🤢🤮 Respeitem o espaço dos animais, por favor! 😥😥😥
No invadimos el hábitat del animal. Estábamos en el porche de nuestra cabaña cerca de la puerta trasera. Los alces estaban caminando. No es un gran trato.
Why the risk????
We were hanging out at the porch of our cabin watching the herd of cows go by. The bull came out of nowhere. We didn’t know he was there.
yeah, we understand it's a huge bull.
😂😂I was a little shook up!
What an incredible animal! I'd definitely give it a wide birth to make shure it wouldn't "push my shit in" so to speak.
They are all huge bulls....
No doubt!
They are monsters according to some people.😆😆😆😆😆
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