Wonderful video mark. This is great information. On a side note the noise of the skeeters in my ear buds had me swatting while I watched! Hahahahah Thanks
Sweet video . I actually did this video a yr or so ago, but I didn't release it because I didn't feel like it was very good. I'm glad you have done it.
Excellent information it’s just the same concept as if you were deer hunting with archery equipment from an elevated point. Bending at the waist is key. I missed a few deer when I first started deer hunting because I didn’t bend at the waist.
Man I hate those mosquitos! Thanks for the tips Mark, but usually when I'm hunting for birds from under a tree it's really difficult to hold that T position so I have to change a lot of things to get the shot right. Btw did you find any mushrooms?
great tutorial Mark, tks.........but I don't think you missed that shot at 7:35, I think it actually deflected off that Volkswagen sized skeeter brother, LOL 🤣.........do you tuck your pinky finger in the cutout at the end of the handle ?
Hey Darrell, no I don't tuck my finger in the groove. It pulls my hand away from the forks. I like to keep my mit as close to the tips as possible. You may be right. Lol damn skeeters making me look bad. It's been a few days and my hands are so itchy....
Excellent work keeping your cool with them mozzies. You explained it in such a simple way. Thanks.
Ya them skeeters kept my hands itchy for days. Lol
Wow, that's dedication. Raining mosquitos!
Ya the mits are really itchy today.
Wonderful video mark. This is great information. On a side note the noise of the skeeters in my ear buds had me swatting while I watched! Hahahahah Thanks
Lol when I was editing I caught myself swatting them away too. Lol
That is some great info Mark. GREAT video also. 😊
Thanks Earl
Sweet video . I actually did this video a yr or so ago, but I didn't release it because I didn't feel like it was very good. I'm glad you have done it.
Release all information my friend. So many videos I almost didn't release were a hit. I was going to scrap them lol
Great tip. I shot my forks many a time before I figured that simple physics problem out.
Always great info Mark. Thanks.
Yup me too.
Spot on sir, excellent info! A can smack is good, but a can smack echoing though the woods.... heartwarming!!
Ya man. I could listen to that all day
Always good content, dang bugs. Thanks mark appreciate your dedication.
Lol I am paying for it today though. Lol
Excellent information it’s just the same concept as if you were deer hunting with archery equipment from an elevated point. Bending at the waist is key. I missed a few deer when I first started deer hunting because I didn’t bend at the waist.
Great informative video buddy.
Great job Mark!
Thanks TB
I like how you mentioned making this video in your last live stream and here it is. Good info
Yes sir. I have another one coming about shooting Hai Style I am happy with the footage.
Great video
Thanks man
awesome information man, shooting high and low took me a while to figure out at the beginning, great job buddy!
I find myself getting lazy sometimes and struggle. It's just important to practice the form to keep the muscle memory alive.
Good stuff Mark
Thanks man
Great video like always. 👊
Thanks Rob!
Mark, God dam my man you are really impressive anymore with your shooting skills buddy.
Thanks man.
Excellent informational video brother, well executed. You explained it perfectly. Hats off to you for braving the skeeters too😂🔥👍👊
Great stuff, thanks!
Thanks Adam
Great video 👊🏻
Thanks bro
good video Mark!!
Thanks Jeff.
Man I hate those mosquitos! Thanks for the tips Mark, but usually when I'm hunting for birds from under a tree it's really difficult to hold that T position so I have to change a lot of things to get the shot right. Btw did you find any mushrooms?
Love the video mark great information and the sound of the can getting hit 👌👌👌🎯
Drillin' it Brofiger
Thanks Hoggy!!
Excellent tutorial. I honestly shoot better high and low than right down the middle 😅😅😅😂
Lol
That's funny. But I guess that's how you practice. You do a lot of hunting?
@@ATOMark yep 👍
Iguana are either on the ground or in the tree 🤣🤣
@@ATOMark I also shoot allot of pine cones for practice. Ideally they start up high and then get another beating once they hit the ground.
Thanks for the tips sir. Another great video,
Glad you enjoyed it.
great tutorial Mark, tks.........but I don't think you missed that shot at 7:35, I think it actually deflected off that Volkswagen sized skeeter brother, LOL 🤣.........do you tuck your pinky finger in the cutout at the end of the handle ?
Hey Darrell, no I don't tuck my finger in the groove. It pulls my hand away from the forks. I like to keep my mit as close to the tips as possible.
You may be right. Lol damn skeeters making me look bad. It's been a few days and my hands are so itchy....
That's great!
How do you hit the target when the distance is short, like 5 meters? Can we change the anchor point or go with another method?
Usually to hit something close I have to aim a little lower. I never change my anchor.
What kind of rubber u r used slingshot. What is the name of this rubber
This was omega slings .45. You can find the link in the description. It's all I shoot these days.
@@ATOMark I am from India
This tyipe of rubber is not available
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Great instructional vid Mark but those mozzies.
Great vid, Sorry for you and those damn mozzies.
I have been itchy for days
WTF those are same trees like here in Germany.
Very good guide, bro
Thanks man