Subscribed to you after just two videos. This is amazing for me who just got into compound bows! The video quality and your skill of learning is 10/10.
Oh I have tons of requests, but since I havent seen all of your videos yet - I cant say for sure if it already exists. A mini series of videos daily/weekly where you explain common equipment and modifications for beginners. Maybe even show how theyre installed and in use. Stabilisers - types, pricing, purpose, disadvantages D-loops - what are those and how do you make one? Releasers - Pros/cons of the types? Is it a must have for a hobbyist? Cases/bags for bow and/or arrows Different kind of sights - pricing, purpose String dampeners Rangefinders - might be a stretch maybe! General bow maintenance for a beginner Arrow rest - types, purpose, pricing. Or just a "So you got your new Compound bow, what to do now?" I think a lot of beginners would find those useful if you keep the items separated in different videos. Many videos today go through the whole bow and all its parts in one 20 minute cut, which is kind of overwhelming.
Thanks for the recommendations! We've got a few of those on our list to film already and will definitely get to them in the near future.. I agree, those 20 minute videos/sessions are definitely overwhelming. One of the reasons we started this channel. Looking forward to helping you out!
I recommend using Tex-Tite by Bohning.. it's made specifically for synthetic fiber strings, which is most common.. They also sell a Seal-Tite wax which is used for high tensible bow strings. You'll most likely want the wax made for synthetic fiber strings: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AVE4T/ref=s9_dcacsd_bhz_bw_c_x_1
Haha that's a great question... Share with your friends and lets see if we can get those view counts/subscriber base up! Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching Dane
Hey no problem! I started with a used Bowtech a few years ago and am still using that bow today. I've shot quite a few different bows and have found there isn't just one bow that makes me a better shooter. If there's a mistake, it's always my fault. Choosing the right bow for me depends on the axel-to-axel dimensions, the weight, and how quiet the bow is.. We'll definitely have some bow reviews in the future, just a matter of time! Thanks for the suggestions Jarod.
Uuum why shouldn't I wax where the nock is ? I mean there is the greatest friction of all the string. And also I was told to wax where the cable guard lies. I haven't heard anything just like what you said in your video.
The right amount of wax should be enough that you don't get any residue or pieces of wax on your hands, enough is 2 light strokes along the parts of the string, rub it in with your fingers and avoid using something like leather or something that would not tell you if your string is too hot from the friction, remember, you're trying to melt the wax into the string fibers, not damage the fibers from the friction.
Subscribed to you after just two videos. This is amazing for me who just got into compound bows!
The video quality and your skill of learning is 10/10.
Ylex thanks for the compliment and for subscribing! Glad you enjoyed! Welcome to the team. Let us know if/whenever you have any video requests
Oh I have tons of requests, but since I havent seen all of your videos yet - I cant say for sure if it already exists.
A mini series of videos daily/weekly where you explain common equipment and modifications for beginners.
Maybe even show how theyre installed and in use.
Stabilisers - types, pricing, purpose, disadvantages
D-loops - what are those and how do you make one?
Releasers - Pros/cons of the types? Is it a must have for a hobbyist?
Cases/bags for bow and/or arrows
Different kind of sights - pricing, purpose
String dampeners
Rangefinders - might be a stretch maybe!
General bow maintenance for a beginner
Arrow rest - types, purpose, pricing.
Or just a "So you got your new Compound bow, what to do now?"
I think a lot of beginners would find those useful if you keep the items separated in different videos. Many videos today go through the whole bow and all its parts in one 20 minute cut, which is kind of overwhelming.
Thanks for the recommendations! We've got a few of those on our list to film already and will definitely get to them in the near future..
I agree, those 20 minute videos/sessions are definitely overwhelming. One of the reasons we started this channel. Looking forward to helping you out!
Not only an amazing instructional video, but an amazing example of best friends lol. ✌
i just bought a compound bow last month for archery and never owned a bow before so this helps alot
Couple of goofs. Thanks guys!! Keep up the great work.
+Geno V thanks, glad you enjoyed the video!
Rifle hunter New to shooting a bow. Thank you for this
Hey, i just got my first compound bow a PSE Stinger 3 and was just wondering if you had anything to hel me out. Thanks Tilt
A couple seconds in to this video I was in tears laughing you got a new sub 😂😂
That's what we like to hear! Welcome aboard
pretty much this! :D
Anyone have any opinions on the practical difference between Bohning's Seal-Tite (Green) and Tex-Tite (Red) wax?
do u need certain kind of wax or no
I recommend using Tex-Tite by Bohning.. it's made specifically for synthetic fiber strings, which is most common.. They also sell a Seal-Tite wax which is used for high tensible bow strings. You'll most likely want the wax made for synthetic fiber strings: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AVE4T/ref=s9_dcacsd_bhz_bw_c_x_1
Why the hell don't you guys have more views? Your videos are great.
Haha that's a great question... Share with your friends and lets see if we can get those view counts/subscriber base up! Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching Dane
I got and industrial heat gun can I use that? 🤪
Hahahaha
awesome!! thanks for the tip about the servings👍 ...(Bow reviews?) or at least would like to Know what you guys are shooting?
Hey no problem! I started with a used Bowtech a few years ago and am still using that bow today. I've shot quite a few different bows and have found there isn't just one bow that makes me a better shooter. If there's a mistake, it's always my fault. Choosing the right bow for me depends on the axel-to-axel dimensions, the weight, and how quiet the bow is.. We'll definitely have some bow reviews in the future, just a matter of time! Thanks for the suggestions Jarod.
Dumb question. Do you just wax the rear string or all of them?
All of them that don't have the black on it. The whole video I think shows which strings we hit.
The Sticks Outfitter thanks! I completely missed that part haha. When I made that comment I had no idea what serving was haha
Nice and funny video. How often should wax be applied? If you got a new bow/string, when do you need to start applying wax?
Every approximately 200 shots I was told
Pissing myself laughing at the end, 👍 😂😂
Haha glad you liked it!
😂 wax on wax off! New sub! Love the videos
Haha glad you like 'em, and thanks for the sub!! Welcome aboard
The Sticks Outfitter recently took up bow hunting and the videos help a lot!!!! Keep up the amazing work
Awesome, glad to help!!
Uuum why shouldn't I wax where the nock is ? I mean there is the greatest friction of all the string. And also I was told to wax where the cable guard lies. I haven't heard anything just like what you said in your video.
Can You Do Rewiev For Oneida Kestrel Bow ?
Wish I could help you there! But I don't own one nor have I shot one before... so I don't have much knowledge on Oneida bows.
Thanks For the Answer
I would like to see more videos like this but about 30 seconds long.
The right amount of wax should be enough that you don't get any residue or pieces of wax on your hands, enough is 2 light strokes along the parts of the string, rub it in with your fingers and avoid using something like leather or something that would not tell you if your string is too hot from the friction, remember, you're trying to melt the wax into the string fibers, not damage the fibers from the friction.
Great tip, thank you for sharing!
Oh crap your killing me. More out takes please!
Goofballs, both of you! Thanks for the videos.
You bet, thanks for watching!
you guys are great :-)
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
Whoops, shoulda watched this before waxing my back, I mean bowstring.
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xD haven't heard that one yet!
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Whew ole boy tries too hard to be the ”goofy friend”