This maybe be one of the single most important hunting videos I have ever seen. You guys just touch on things that could have hours dedicated to it. Just grabbing some of those things touched on and doing more research will have my play list booked up for weeks! Love that those guides are studying and teaching their clients about shot placement
Love the discussion early on about walking speeds and approach related to distance. I would absolutely love to hear the same discussion as it pertains to wind. How far out does wind really matter, and why?
With regard to the stalking technique of moving your left foot forward and not crossing over with your right (for a right handed person), this is standard in Muay Thai. When you moving forward or moving back, you don’t cross feet or your off balance and vulnerable. Very interesting that it is a valuable stalking technique.
My whole life has been financial concessions for me and my family in order to spend our time how I/we want. Small house, old vehicles, etc. etc. most days it's a struggle to avoid coveting what others have. My accountant thought i was an idiot until he got cancer.
Cliff man, look up Troy Fowler The Ranch Fairy. Works with Dr Ashby and he tests all the single bevel, double bevel and mechanicals on his ranch in Texas on pigs.
Thanks for sharing such valuable information! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
I enjoyed this guest a lot. . I think the most important lesson he teachers is one unfortunately most wont take to heart. If you dont like long blood trails and losing animals then you should get closer to them before you shoot them. People will nod their heads listening to this then scoff at the idea of getting to sub 30yd with a bow and sub 300 with a gun. These are the same guys calling saying “i just dont know what happened ! It looked like a perfect shot”. The sad reality is that content pushing shooting stuff a long way away sells. Tell people to get really close and shoot a tough two blade single bevel broadhead and then there is less reason to buy the new bow thats 5fps faster.
This maybe be one of the single most important hunting videos I have ever seen. You guys just touch on things that could have hours dedicated to it. Just grabbing some of those things touched on and doing more research will have my play list booked up for weeks! Love that those guides are studying and teaching their clients about shot placement
thanks! I liked this interview also. Surprising it hasn't had more views
Dude... knowing you spent time at a buddhist monastery makes me respect you even more. Great interview
Love these real talk podcasts cliff. Such helpful hints
This needs a part 2 with more talk on menium steinum. I 100% agree on draw weight and let down. 60lbs and 80% let off on Mathews is smooth to let down
Great to hear content about Australia
Love the discussion early on about walking speeds and approach related to distance. I would absolutely love to hear the same discussion as it pertains to wind. How far out does wind really matter, and why?
With regard to the stalking technique of moving your left foot forward and not crossing over with your right (for a right handed person), this is standard in Muay Thai. When you moving forward or moving back, you don’t cross feet or your off balance and vulnerable. Very interesting that it is a valuable stalking technique.
My whole life has been financial concessions for me and my family in order to spend our time how I/we want. Small house, old vehicles, etc. etc. most days it's a struggle to avoid coveting what others have. My accountant thought i was an idiot until he got cancer.
I totally get it.
It does feel good bringing a hunt in to your home dwelling berry pickers
With “licensing” issues it seems the universe wants me to pick up my bows again. Thank you
Dude, I’m famous! Made it into your biltong add 😂😂😂
yeah buddy!
Cliff man, look up Troy Fowler The Ranch Fairy. Works with Dr Ashby and he tests all the single bevel, double bevel and mechanicals on his ranch in Texas on pigs.
👍 I’ve watched some of his stuff. I should get him on.
@I’ll be anticipating this one. Great idea.
You should man that would be awesome. I watch all of your videos bro keep up the good work
Roger that, have to chk into Ranch Fairy
Thanks for sharing such valuable information! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?
I enjoyed this guest a lot. . I think the most important lesson he teachers is one unfortunately most wont take to heart. If you dont like long blood trails and losing animals then you should get closer to them before you shoot them. People will nod their heads listening to this then scoff at the idea of getting to sub 30yd with a bow and sub 300 with a gun. These are the same guys calling saying “i just dont know what happened ! It looked like a perfect shot”. The sad reality is that content pushing shooting stuff a long way away sells. Tell people to get really close and shoot a tough two blade single bevel broadhead and then there is less reason to buy the new bow thats 5fps faster.