Sean, cool explanation! 10 minutes and former bulleye problems are gone ;)) Got so much better after I tuned my Cruzer 2 I'm shooting since January. Again, thanks a lot and all best from Berlin Germany, Peter
I've only been shooting a bow for less than a month and your videos have been invaluable. Even bought the Leader Xgear based on your recommendation. So thanks. 👍
I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your videos and how you explain everything in detail. I'm fairly new to archery and you are helping me become better. Thank you. Keep up the good videos! God bless you!
Thanks to your video finally sighted in my bow in was pretty easy.. The more I practice the more I am getting comfortable shooting....keep up the good work...
Such a great explanation off how to do it. I've watched a video like this from someone else, but couldn't really work out the distance sighting as he didn't explain it very well. This video is a must watch for beginners like myself. Good luck getting to 100k subs as you definitely deserve it. O, I'm off outside to sight my bow now, thanks heaps.
I started shooting about a month in now and this is a good clear tutorial. I like that you have a visual for us visual learners. Haha I wish I seen this when I first got my compound bow but I learned trial and error. Good job and thanks for making this!
Yeah brother! Get that money! Haha Great videos as usual. Your videos are what turned me from casual interest in bow to straight up obsessed. God bless you Sean.
i just had my bow tuned with new strings and all new accessories buy a neighborhood shop. I'm having this exact problem. I can now fix it myself, thanks to Sean. You are wonderful! My neighborhood shop isn't so great.
I will try to keep that in mind when I have some time to make more videos. Remind me again if I forget to do it in the next month or so. God bless you.
Thank you for this video May new to archery I never knew that you have issues with the rest or how to even check it. Priceless info..thank you and God bless.
Thank you soooooooo much!! I was going crazy trying to sight in my pins.... I had no clue to check the arrow rest. Im brand new, so this was extremely helpful.... THANK YOU!!!
You are very welcome my friend. I have a whole playlist for archery for beginners. You may want to scroll around some of those videos and see if anything else is helpful. God bless you.
Sean Thank you so much I have never been able to sight in a bow completely and I'm trying to sight in my new bow and this was amazingly helpful thank you again man 👊
Hi Sean I am your follower from Saudi Arabia, I have just decided to learn archery few weeks ago and I got my first bow (Bear Species), I found your videos very useful and I have learned a lot. Keep the good work. And thanks a million.
You explained it so well for someone like me thanks for this video this is my first video I watched of yours I love how you made explain you deserve a sub so I’m going to subscribe for sure thanks
Thank you for the tips, I am headed out to range tomorrow to shoot my new trophy ridge site similar to that one. I ordered the book also and hope to participate in a 3d shoot in the next couple of months.
And yet another great video, Thank you again Sean. Your videos are helping me through this learning process. First day I got a nice bow slap on the first arrow. After 3-4 days I learned to now hold my bow drawn properly without that nasty sting. Started off a short distance from the target to get familiar with the bow, Then moving further away 10 ft at a time till my sight is dialed in seems to help. Now working from 20 yards to perfect my stance and etc before moving further back to the next pin.
Good morning. I just Subscribed. Great content man. I just bartered some plumbing for a new Edge 320. I tried it for the first time yesterday and its shooting low and left. I'll adjust the sights first and go from there. 🦌
thanks for your video.. I'm watching your older videos and trying to tune my bow, but I'm not finished yet, and don't have that deep understanding about it yet... I like your videos, and I like things as simple as possible, because I'm not a native english speaker :D can you explain a little bit more about paper tuning? and I have some problems with centershot too.. and if its possible can you explain about how do you know that your rest is perfectly centered and you should manipulate cam lean?
Sean I love all your How to videos 👍 So you have any insight on silencer on not only the string but the cables? I've seen alot if bows with monkey tails and wiskers on both. God Bless
In my experience, adding nock points on the string actually quite it and also speed up the arrow, so I just use those and most manufacturers seem to have been doing the same in recent years.
Awesome video! Did you drink a gallon of coffee before starting this video though? I love how laid back you normally sound and here you went all hyper. But your videos help me understand and do so much better! Thanks for all the effort!
@@seansoutdoors i have another question in case i'm going to store (keep it away) my compund bow for a few years (2-3 years) can i just leave it like that i mean do i need un-string? and how long do compund bow string life is.. i know if you use it alot.. u need to check it up but what happen if you not using it for years (after storage)
@@LuqmanMal Yes, you leave it as it is. It is not made with wood limbs, so there is no memory to the materials like with traditional bows. A compound will be totally fine even after many years of storage and not being used.
I just got my bow shooting tight at 20 Y but I tried to add an nocking point onto my D loop and it looks like a shot gun grouping now, LOL. I've tried to add a lower nock point with little change so I'm going back to square one,... again.😂🏹👍
Hey Sean, great tips on sighting in your bow. Can you explain sight picture for me. When using a bow with a ring around the pins, do you align the peep with the ring and put the pin on the target or do you center the pin in the peep?
Hi I have a question for you that you've probably already answered at least to some degree in another video. A lot of my friends ask what is better compound or recurve now obviously the compound bow is engineered to be more powerful a lot of Technology went into it. My friends and myself included have wondered about the odd ball bows like compound recurves versus a normal compound bow and this other thing that I have only recently found out about called a double bow I don't think there's a such thing as a compound double bow I think some people wonder if you can mix all of the bows together to make a Super Bowl and I'm not sure if that would even be possible. Again we're asking if the compound bow is still better than odd balls like compound recurves and double bows?
I think it's important to mention that the sight needs to be leveled properly for your tuning advice to hold true. While what you described will indeed correct the arrow flight while using the only the 20 yd pin, arrow drift will reappear in the opposite direction when the archer attempts to use the other pins if the 2nd axis was not leveled. The sight should first be leveled according to a perfectly vertical bow and then adjusted left or right to match the corrected flight achieved after adjusting the rest horizontally while shooting only with the 20yd pin. If the shooter starts with a sight that isn't level to the bow, he'll likely cant the bow to bring the sight bubble level, take his shots, then adjust the rest in relation to a canted riser. That being the case, movement of the rest will most likely result in worse arrow flight. If that doesn't become obvious while sighting in, it will almost definitely appear when shooting broadheads. A separate video on walk-back tuning probably would be a good prerequisite for this video. The alternative is first getting a perfect paper tune, accepting that it indicates proper arrow flight and then making all sight adjustments, inlcuding 2nd axis, based off impact point.
One more thing, if the sight doesn't have a 2nd axis adjustment.... well, you'll either get lucky and it'll all work out anyway or the relationship between the arrow flight and pin alignment will always be a frustrating compromise.
Actually 30 tells the tale.. 40 can come back to center .. FYI.. I suggest you do a bare shaft tutorial.. this would eliminate any issues down the road.. a bare shaft tune will also take care of fixed head issues .. everything will be down the middle .. cheers and good work !!
I have an entry-level bow it's a bear Cruzer X. It's rated at 310 FPS I'm getting around 240 with my setup with the three pin site would you recommend I go 20 30 40 or 10 20 30 to make an ethical kill on a white-tail. Where I hunt I won't shoot past 32 yards but in your opinion what would you suggest. I trust your advice that's why I came to you.
I would stand at ten yards and sight it in, then walk back to 15 yards and shoot again and see if you are still hitting the same spot, then walk back to 20 yards and use the same pin and see if you are still hitting the same spot. If you are, then you know you can use 20 yards for the first pin. If your arrow only drops one inch at 20 yards, then go ahead and sight it in for 20 yards and if the deer is only ten yards, aim an inch lower and you will be right on the money. If you can only get to 15 yards before your arrows start dropping, you could also just set your sight up as 15 yards, 25 yards, and 35 yards. You have some options on how you want to do it. Just see how far you can get with the first pin and then go from there.
Be on the live show I do the drawing Keep track of all the code words I have put in my videos since this past March, and when I do my next drawing I will pull names and ask what the code word was on a certain date or video. If the person gets it right they get the prize.
Will I went to sight my bow in it was shooting good few times than started to shoot up and down just can't get shoot bullets but I was shooting 30inch arrows but cut them down to 29inch arrows now so I that help it shoot better
Set the pin at 20 yards and then the whole sight housing should move for thirty and forty etc. if it doesn’t move then you’d have to hold the twenty pin high at farther distances
Hey Sean, so I’m new to bow hunting and Ive been shooting my field points and now I’ve switched to my fixed blade and it’s hitting low what do i do? Thanks
when i look through my sight hole it seems big, I am not sure what I am doing is correct. I just put the pin on the center is that correct because you should shoot the same way every time or should the sight hole align with the outside of the sight and then put the pin on the target???
I would set it up in meters. If you can shoot from 8 to 20 meters with one pin then set the first one at 20. If you can only shoot to 15 meters without your arrow dropping lower than about 10 meters then set the first one at 15 meters and the second one at 25 meters and the 35 meters for.yhr third.....
I have a friend that is intrigued with primitive technology and he has a question that I was not quite sure how to answer. I'm not really a bow guy but I think it's interesting and would like to learn more about bows I have never performed any type of archery nor have gun on any bow hunts so other than seeing them being made and hearing how well they function I know next to nothing about them. I am practicing Wilderness survival I'm not an expert I'm still learning and learning how to make a bow from raw materials would be interesting to me. I have as far as RUclips is concerned watch videos on how bows made from animal horns were constructed and have watched videos on the construction of natural recurve bows and composite bows. The most recent bow that I have heard of and I do not know how old the technology is is something called a Penobscot bow. My new question that I'd like to ask you is if I was to construct a Penobscot style bow would I also be able to in corporate the recurve and composite technology into it. Also is there really an advantage in a Penobscot style bow over a traditional recurve or composite bow? This question is not asking whether this is better than a compound bow I fully understand now that the compound bow is vastly superior to any of these other bows as far as technology accuracy and power. However I do not think that you could just go out into the woods and in an hour so construct or repair a compound bow from raw materials. So again how viable is a Penobscot bow in a survival scenario and would incorporating the technology of composite bows and or Recurve Bows assist it in anyway?
@@sheogoraththedaedricprince9675 Sure thing, sorry I wasn't more help, but I also didn't want to give you bad information by pretending I was an expert on that kind of bow when I'm not. God bless you.
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This guy is the best archery instructor and mentor on RUclips.
Thank you!!!
Hey Sean, I’ve been watching your videos for over 1 year now and I just got my first buck yesterday afternoon
Great. Congrats!!!
Congrats Nick!!
Really great explanation on sighting in a bow.
Thanks
Absolutely the best video I’ve seen on how to sight in ur bow great channel u have god bless
Thank you, God bless you as well
Thanks for the detailed information on setting up the sight. Great help
You're welcome God bless you
He knows what he’s talking about but explains it really good for people that don’t know what they’re talking about like me.
Thanks
I was getting overwhelmed and this helped a LOT. Thank you!
Great 👍
Sean, amazing explanation. This reminds me back when I was in the Army as a Instructor.
Thank you, ED! God bless you.
Sean, cool explanation! 10 minutes and former bulleye problems are gone ;)) Got so much better after I tuned my Cruzer 2 I'm shooting since January. Again, thanks a lot and all best from Berlin Germany, Peter
Great! God bless you
I've only been shooting a bow for less than a month and your videos have been invaluable. Even bought the Leader Xgear based on your recommendation. So thanks. 👍
Great. Enjoy shooting
I just wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your videos and how you explain everything in detail. I'm fairly new to archery and you are helping me become better. Thank you. Keep up the good videos! God bless you!
Thanks so much!
Thanks Sean it really helps us newbies. Hope you and your family had a great thanksgiving and you have settled into you new home and job.
Thanks same to you.
Thanks to your video finally sighted in my bow in was pretty easy.. The more I practice the more I am getting comfortable shooting....keep up the good work...
Great! Glad to hear it
Thanks once again for another great lesson! I've been learning a lot from your videos, each time I look for answers I end up in your channel.
Great, that k you!
And once someone explains it correctly,it seems so much more simple. Thank you Sean for that. Nice.
Thank you
Such a great explanation off how to do it. I've watched a video like this from someone else, but couldn't really work out the distance sighting as he didn't explain it very well.
This video is a must watch for beginners like myself.
Good luck getting to 100k subs as you definitely deserve it.
O, I'm off outside to sight my bow now, thanks heaps.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for the tips. I will be watching the whole playlist. God bless you!
Thanks! God bless you
I started shooting about a month in now and this is a good clear tutorial.
I like that you have a visual for us visual learners. Haha
I wish I seen this when I first got my compound bow but I learned trial and error.
Good job and thanks for making this!
Thanks for watching. I'm glad this was helpful
I KNEW THAT ,BUT HAD FORGOTTEN .THANKS SEAN
MAY GOD BLESS YOU, YOUR FAMILY, AND YOUR HOME
Thank you and same to you and yours!
Demonitized for shooting a bow? I pray for our future everyday. God bless you Mr.Sean you're the number 1 channel for educational bow knowledge
Yup. Thanks for the support. God bless ya
Awesome video, I've been shooting and hunting 30 years and still learned a few things here. Thanks and God bless.
Thanks God bless you too
Yeah brother! Get that money! Haha
Great videos as usual. Your videos are what turned me from casual interest in bow to straight up obsessed. God bless you Sean.
It takes a lot of time and money to make so many videos, and also I have a family. So yes, trying to earn money for them is important.
i just had my bow tuned with new strings and all new accessories buy a neighborhood shop. I'm having this exact problem. I can now fix it myself, thanks to Sean. You are wonderful! My neighborhood shop isn't so great.
Great glad it helped
Best explanation I’ve seen. Thank you so much!
Wow thanks
Thank you so much. Your advice has been invaluable.
Great, glad to hear it
Man. im new to bow hunting and my sight was up and to the left around 2-3 inches. I couldnt figure out which sight i had. You've saved me! Thanks lol
Great!!! Praise God!
@@seansoutdoors god bless 🙌
Thank you Sean. Can you please make a video about paper tuning. Your ability explaining things is plus for us.
I will try to keep that in mind when I have some time to make more videos. Remind me again if I forget to do it in the next month or so. God bless you.
I'm still an old rookie, and your videos are very helpful. Thank you. Ill share these alot.
Thanks so much, Sammy! God bless you
Thank you for this video May new to archery I never knew that you have issues with the rest or how to even check it. Priceless info..thank you and God bless.
you are welcome. God bless you too.
I'm just getting started with my compound bow and this was a great video, thanks
Great. Enjoy it
This video helped me out so much! Thank you for posting this!!
That's great! I'm glad to hear it. God bless you.
Thank you soooooooo much!! I was going crazy trying to sight in my pins.... I had no clue to check the arrow rest. Im brand new, so this was extremely helpful.... THANK YOU!!!
You are very welcome my friend. I have a whole playlist for archery for beginners. You may want to scroll around some of those videos and see if anything else is helpful. God bless you.
@@seansoutdoors Thank you, ill definitely check them out!!!
Sean Thank you so much I have never been able to sight in a bow completely and I'm trying to sight in my new bow and this was amazingly helpful thank you again man 👊
My pleasure brother. God bless you
Hi Sean I am your follower from Saudi Arabia, I have just decided to learn archery few weeks ago and I got my first bow (Bear Species), I found your videos very useful and I have learned a lot. Keep the good work. And thanks a million.
That is great! Thank you!
I love your content brother! God bless you
Thanks so much. God bless you too
Amazing explanation.thank you sean
You are welcome Eric
Love your explanation, easy to understand
Thanks!!
Thank you Sean your video helped me set up my pins properly.
GREAT!
Thank you very much for this very simple and straightforward 💯👏🏼
You're welcome!
Thanks, Sean. Very informative
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You explained it so well for someone like me thanks for this video this is my first video I watched of yours I love how you made explain you deserve a sub so I’m going to subscribe for sure thanks
Thanks so much! God bless you
Enjoy watching your videos thank you for your help
Thanks
Another outstanding video. I know somewhat dated but extremely relevant info. Thank you!
My pleasure!
ThNk you this just got me first compound bow abs this helped a lot!
Great I'm glad to hear it
Really well explained, thanks a lot.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching
Thank you for the video! Super helpful!
You are welcome. God bless ya.
Hi Mr Sea. I hope you're doing well, thanks for your videos i learn so much watching your videos god bless you and family.
Thanks, God bless you as well!
You're the man brother!
Lol thank you
This video was so helpful thank u
Thank you!
Wow i wish i had known that about the arrow rest! No one has ever said that!
It is an important detail. Glad you know about it now. God bless you.
This was so helpful thank you 🙂
I'm so glad! God bless you
Great tips I didn’t realize that could happen. I’ve yet to sight in for 30-60 meters but good to know this in advance.
Thanks
Another great video!
Thanks
Thank you. God bless you.
Thanks same to you!
You have given me a lot of good training by your vidioes
Great! Glad to hear it
Thank you for the tips, I am headed out to range tomorrow to shoot my new trophy ridge site similar to that one. I ordered the book also and hope to participate in a 3d shoot in the next couple of months.
Thanks for all the support Michael. Enjoy your archery endeavor. God bless you.
Great tips!
Thanks brother
And yet another great video, Thank you again Sean. Your videos are helping me through this learning process. First day I got a nice bow slap on the first arrow. After 3-4 days I learned to now hold my bow drawn properly without that nasty sting. Started off a short distance from the target to get familiar with the bow, Then moving further away 10 ft at a time till my sight is dialed in seems to help. Now working from 20 yards to perfect my stance and etc before moving further back to the next pin.
Thanks great. Enjoy the process and God bless you.
Explained a lot. Thanks
Great!
Love the videos...god bless
Thanks Logan. God bless you.
Lots of help thanks
Great
Good morning. I just Subscribed. Great content man. I just bartered some plumbing for a new Edge 320. I tried it for the first time yesterday and its shooting low and left. I'll adjust the sights first and go from there. 🦌
Sounds good
Great video, a little hard to follow but definitely the best video to help someone trying to find a good demo no others around like it.
Thanks
Perfect. Internet lacks this kind of videos.
Thank you
Great vid ez to understand well done m8.
Thanks!
Great video👍
Thanks
I think you taught me about mold removal from an attic too lol
That would be me 😁
Great video, I have this same problem.
Thanks. God bless you.
Your my go to guy for tips got dang it
lol. God bless ya
Thank you.
You're welcome
Thanks your knowledge. Would like to see your input on the pendulum sight
Never tried one, they just seem strange to me.
Thanks 🙏
My pleasure, God bless you!
I wish I was there so I could have one on one with hands on. Great video
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Great videos , I can't believe what you tube did , that sucks
Thank you!
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Nice to know!
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Thanks alot
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Good video
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thanks for your video.. I'm watching your older videos and trying to tune my bow, but I'm not finished yet, and don't have that deep understanding about it yet... I like your videos, and I like things as simple as possible, because I'm not a native english speaker :D
can you explain a little bit more about paper tuning? and I have some problems with centershot too..
and if its possible can you explain about how do you know that your rest is perfectly centered and you should manipulate cam lean?
God bless you
Sean I love all your How to videos 👍
So you have any insight on silencer on not only the string but the cables? I've seen alot if bows with monkey tails and wiskers on both.
God Bless
In my experience, adding nock points on the string actually quite it and also speed up the arrow, so I just use those and most manufacturers seem to have been doing the same in recent years.
I was hoping you would do this again. C'mon RUclips get it together!
Thank you
Awesome video! Did you drink a gallon of coffee before starting this video though? I love how laid back you normally sound and here you went all hyper.
But your videos help me understand and do so much better! Thanks for all the effort!
I don’t drink any products with caffeine so I guess I was just trying to put a little energy into it to keep people engaged.
thank you!!!!!!!!
You are welcome!
@@seansoutdoors i have another question
in case i'm going to store (keep it away) my compund bow for a few years (2-3 years)
can i just leave it like that
i mean do i need un-string?
and how long do compund bow string life is.. i know if you use it alot.. u need to check it up
but what happen if you not using it for years (after storage)
@@LuqmanMal Yes, you leave it as it is. It is not made with wood limbs, so there is no memory to the materials like with traditional bows. A compound will be totally fine even after many years of storage and not being used.
@@seansoutdoors great👍 tq for sharing the knowledge 😊
I just got my bow shooting tight at 20 Y but I tried to add an nocking point onto my D loop and it looks like a shot gun grouping now, LOL. I've tried to add a lower nock point with little change so I'm going back to square one,... again.😂🏹👍
Great
Hey Sean, great tips on sighting in your bow. Can you explain sight picture for me. When using a bow with a ring around the pins, do you align the peep with the ring and put the pin on the target or do you center the pin in the peep?
I center the ring around the sight (the sight guard) just inside the circle of the peep.
Hi I have a question for you that you've probably already answered at least to some degree in another video. A lot of my friends ask what is better compound or recurve now obviously the compound bow is engineered to be more powerful a lot of Technology went into it. My friends and myself included have wondered about the odd ball bows like compound recurves versus a normal compound bow and this other thing that I have only recently found out about called a double bow I don't think there's a such thing as a compound double bow I think some people wonder if you can mix all of the bows together to make a Super Bowl and I'm not sure if that would even be possible. Again we're asking if the compound bow is still better than odd balls like compound recurves and double bows?
Compound bows are the best option for hunting. They are the easiest to get good with and are the strongest of the bows per poundage.
Do you ever do the tape strips? So you sight the horizontal axis first? Then the vertical axis?
I do not use tape strips. You can adjust horizontal and vertical at the same time. God bless you
I think it's important to mention that the sight needs to be leveled properly for your tuning advice to hold true. While what you described will indeed correct the arrow flight while using the only the 20 yd pin, arrow drift will reappear in the opposite direction when the archer attempts to use the other pins if the 2nd axis was not leveled. The sight should first be leveled according to a perfectly vertical bow and then adjusted left or right to match the corrected flight achieved after adjusting the rest horizontally while shooting only with the 20yd pin. If the shooter starts with a sight that isn't level to the bow, he'll likely cant the bow to bring the sight bubble level, take his shots, then adjust the rest in relation to a canted riser. That being the case, movement of the rest will most likely result in worse arrow flight. If that doesn't become obvious while sighting in, it will almost definitely appear when shooting broadheads. A separate video on walk-back tuning probably would be a good prerequisite for this video. The alternative is first getting a perfect paper tune, accepting that it indicates proper arrow flight and then making all sight adjustments, inlcuding 2nd axis, based off impact point.
One more thing, if the sight doesn't have a 2nd axis adjustment.... well, you'll either get lucky and it'll all work out anyway or the relationship between the arrow flight and pin alignment will always be a frustrating compromise.
Yea it is
Actually 30 tells the tale..
40 can come back to center ..
FYI.. I suggest you do a bare shaft tutorial.. this would eliminate any issues down the road.. a bare shaft tune will also take care of fixed head issues .. everything will be down the middle .. cheers and good work !!
That’s odd I’ve never seen that happen.
I have an entry-level bow it's a bear Cruzer X. It's rated at 310 FPS I'm getting around 240 with my setup with the three pin site would you recommend I go 20 30 40 or 10 20 30 to make an ethical kill on a white-tail. Where I hunt I won't shoot past 32 yards but in your opinion what would you suggest. I trust your advice that's why I came to you.
I would stand at ten yards and sight it in, then walk back to 15 yards and shoot again and see if you are still hitting the same spot, then walk back to 20 yards and use the same pin and see if you are still hitting the same spot. If you are, then you know you can use 20 yards for the first pin. If your arrow only drops one inch at 20 yards, then go ahead and sight it in for 20 yards and if the deer is only ten yards, aim an inch lower and you will be right on the money.
If you can only get to 15 yards before your arrows start dropping, you could also just set your sight up as 15 yards, 25 yards, and 35 yards.
You have some options on how you want to do it. Just see how far you can get with the first pin and then go from there.
how do you enter the contest?
Be on the live show I do the drawing
Keep track of all the code words I have put in my videos since this past March, and when I do my next drawing I will pull names and ask what the code word was on a certain date or video. If the person gets it right they get the prize.
Will I went to sight my bow in it was shooting good few times than started to shoot up and down just can't get shoot bullets but I was shooting 30inch arrows but cut them down to 29inch arrows now so I that help it shoot better
Don’t forget to focus on your form to make sure that it isn’t your form that is impacting your efforts
What do you do about yardage for a one pin bow?
Set the pin at 20 yards and then the whole sight housing should move for thirty and forty etc. if it doesn’t move then you’d have to hold the twenty pin high at farther distances
Hey Sean, so I’m new to bow hunting and Ive been shooting my field points and now I’ve switched to my fixed blade and it’s hitting low what do i do? Thanks
Your nock point is too high. Either move it down or the rest up. Do this till field points and broad heads hit same spot then re sight in your bow.
Many other archers shoot arrows in their videos. Did you mention that?
There's not much room to argue. Once they've made their choice it's over. They are very inconsistent
when i look through my sight hole it seems big, I am not sure what I am doing is correct. I just put the pin on the center is that correct because you should shoot the same way every time or should the sight hole align with the outside of the sight and then put the pin on the target???
Keep the outside edge of the sight housing lined up with the ring inside the peep sight
What would you suggest if I'm shooting in metres? Should I do 20m 30m and 40m or the yard equivalent?
I would set it up in meters. If you can shoot from 8 to 20 meters with one pin then set the first one at 20. If you can only shoot to 15 meters without your arrow dropping lower than about 10 meters then set the first one at 15 meters and the second one at 25 meters and the 35 meters for.yhr third.....
How are the Trophy Ridge React sights? Do they actually work or are they just a gimmick?
Works well for me. Easiest sight I’ve ever used to sight in.
I have a friend that is intrigued with primitive technology and he has a question that I was not quite sure how to answer. I'm not really a bow guy but I think it's interesting and would like to learn more about bows I have never performed any type of archery nor have gun on any bow hunts so other than seeing them being made and hearing how well they function I know next to nothing about them. I am practicing Wilderness survival I'm not an expert I'm still learning and learning how to make a bow from raw materials would be interesting to me. I have as far as RUclips is concerned watch videos on how bows made from animal horns were constructed and have watched videos on the construction of natural recurve bows and composite bows. The most recent bow that I have heard of and I do not know how old the technology is is something called a Penobscot bow. My new question that I'd like to ask you is if I was to construct a Penobscot style bow would I also be able to in corporate the recurve and composite technology into it. Also is there really an advantage in a Penobscot style bow over a traditional recurve or composite bow? This question is not asking whether this is better than a compound bow I fully understand now that the compound bow is vastly superior to any of these other bows as far as technology accuracy and power. However I do not think that you could just go out into the woods and in an hour so construct or repair a compound bow from raw materials. So again how viable is a Penobscot bow in a survival scenario and would incorporating the technology of composite bows and or Recurve Bows assist it in anyway?
Sorry, but I do not work with those kinds of bows, so I can't adequately advise you on it.
Sean's Outdoor Adventures Thanks for the reply. Most never respond.
@@sheogoraththedaedricprince9675 Sure thing, sorry I wasn't more help, but I also didn't want to give you bad information by pretending I was an expert on that kind of bow when I'm not. God bless you.