Broke out my Black Widow MA11 on 6/13. 62# @ 28” but I only draw 25-26” but what a blast. My yards already tore up from my Judo. What a riot. Thank you.
Jason, I'm sorry to ask a personal question. You method several times that you carry your son ashes with you in the quiver. I want to do something similar. Can you explain the container setup you are using? It look like a flat pouch. what material and care do you do with it? Have you change anything since moving to a warmer climate?
I put some of his ashes on a small piece of seran wrap. Then fold and wrap it up. Then I duct tape around that to keep it water proof and protected. They put it in the head of my quiver. They do sell small vials and small jewelry pieces that could also be used.
Jason, I'm from Bloomingdale, GA. Every time I watch one of your videos, it makes me miss Georgia-until I remember all the humidity and danger worms. Keep up the videos sir you have helped my trad game greatly.
@@SamkoTradBow Nope My grandmother in Eastern NY right on Lake Erie she is 90 almost 91 in a house made in 1870 and hers on inner before an odd vestibule/mud room landing for basement stairs she had screen door on inside when house was using a small 3 season room now just a solid inner door keeping humidly out on bad days in summer as in 2000 a much needed Bathroom was made in area keeping people from using moldy gross basement bathroom made in 1970's when old bathroom was removed in 1980 was in upstairs not enough as my grandmother was 1970's.
One question I have on Archery is what made you switch from Compound to modern laminate traditional in 1990's around 1994--1995 and not go leverbow or buying up older bows people sold in newspapers/cheap finger release was an option on and switching from old compounds to Genessis Pro/Gen-X model in 2000's?
I bought my first compound in 93. killed my first deer with it 2 weeks later. then thought I needed a better faster bow. Bought a browning ballistic mirage compound. limbs cracked 2 times on it in 3 weeks. said enough with all this compound crap and ordered a martin mamba recurve as it was simple, no over draw, no release, no cams, no sights, no problems. Never looked back!! took me 3 years to kill my first traditional deer.
Way to hold your ground with that saying on your quiver. It’s nice to see somebody be real instead of catering to nerdy keyboard warriors for social media clout.
It's tough walking 10 miles a day is the 95 degree swamps this time of year. It would feel like jogging on a treadmill in a sauna in a sweet suit😂. But hogs tast just as good in the summer as they do in the winter.
I do similar buying a much cheaper Chinese clone of a Neet Cordovan overly model glove, Neet Elk glive, or 3 Rivers Cheaper model/$5 more expensive Byan Furgison mod minus compass Cheaper model of same glove. Reason I buy what I do is fake suede leather breaks in quicker breaking in sometimes is already broken in, is more sweat resistant in South Dakota's very hot summers in July--August sometimes early Sept and still uses a ground leather and pressed leather for overlay I use as exrea rotection/finger placement while not being so bulky how some of Neet overly gloves can be including Elk version. Apparently slightly cheaper models from Top Archery of same glove without the overlays suck and die in less then 500 shots including a slightly different model made for Top Archery using elastic in glove. I also like how mine uses Neet more open designs where nearly fake leather laces are holding l finger stalls so I can slip off fingers for work keeping metal buckle strap on wrist. Goves I use are hard to find besides on AliExpress as a just glove no vented arm guard. Avoid a black model similar looking glove as uses vinyl for glove where some come in crease bent or ripped open on vinyl as seen in pictures Really avoid some really cheap fake suede versions with black fake suede overlay as I have used one before in 2000s I bought when a place was going guns and fishing only, glove sucked falling apart on seams before I really used glove beuse looked like was made by a very cheap robotic mass produced factory in China having no quality control ever just being made close enough in beyond ultra super quick looks to a Neet Cordovan with overlays. One I use is made of a lower end material but mid level in construction clone. People do recommend in stitching construction using a lighter for melting fray ends as some people have had gloves come undone in stitching early. I am remembering in 2000's when I first found out I was left eye dominate in 2001 or 2002 how hard it was in finding a tab made for a left hand archer as a smaller 13 year old kid where tab was not a unisex split finger made of gross duel smooth side vinyl for kids and older kids and how gloves were universal right left. 3 under/over tabs I could cut and make a split in a kids size was not a thing except for in open division Recurve/longbow ILF/flat limb target bow metal tabs. So, I used a glove in adults smallest sizes/models where fingers were a small W where the elastic wore out quickly. Gloves are often
Yep 2 schools of thought. some buy real good quality tabs like omnivore and take car of them. others buy cheap stuff and let it be disposable. right now I do the disposable route. but when the tabs I shoot are no longer available I will go with omnivore.
@@SamkoTradBow Yep I agree 100%, I would have to skip 2 Neet as models changed with less adjustability and use so in 2024 for around $20 3 Rivers model where S, M, L, XL are a choice or use Same model only Bryan Furgison model in 2024 for around $30 and remove compass.
@@SamkoTradBow Yeah better then mine where house is from 1958--1960 built like a Double wide trailer with basement. No quality in build and wih 10--15 years of major neglect once owner who had house since 1970 she could no longer do her own housework also was too poor to afford some repairs in first place.
@@caseysmith544 we see alot of that here in georgia too. a transition time when building tactics went pretty cheap. and the dang ecomony has been hard on so many people for so long 08 crash, the covid now inflation that its really hard for so many people to afford to fix stuff up
@@SamkoTradBow Heat is a big one where I live in South Dakota in July onward to August/early September, and we have hot winds some days. Also, Bowfishing is supposed to be really good on the Geogia Florida line.
I love your quiver.But then again I believe God is real,God loves us,and He is the God of the bible
Broke out my Black Widow MA11 on 6/13. 62# @ 28” but I only draw 25-26” but what a blast. My yards already tore up from my Judo. What a riot. Thank you.
Love the judo tips and real world practice.
Jason, I'm sorry to ask a personal question. You method several times that you carry your son ashes with you in the quiver. I want to do something similar. Can you explain the container setup you are using? It look like a flat pouch. what material and care do you do with it? Have you change anything since moving to a warmer climate?
I put some of his ashes on a small piece of seran wrap. Then fold and wrap it up. Then I duct tape around that to keep it water proof and protected. They put it in the head of my quiver. They do sell small vials and small jewelry pieces that could also be used.
@tradbowpodcast thank you sir. Sorry if the question was inappropriate.
Jason, I'm from Bloomingdale, GA. Every time I watch one of your videos, it makes me miss Georgia-until I remember all the humidity and danger worms. Keep up the videos sir you have helped my trad game greatly.
I love georgia! Except on the hot days and when I almost step on the snakes😂
@@SamkoTradBow Same in South Dakota on Snakes.
Deal with it or don’t watch the channel! Absolutely love it! Keep it up brother!
Thank you. Glad you enjoy the vids
Creek Walker is the finest quiver for a Tradbow no doubt
Agree
There’s always something to take from your videos.
Thank you
Excellent tips
Thank you
Saunders pak tab end of story
Lord Willing! 👍. Patreon is worth it! Less politics about what you can post as well.
@@Cole4737 thank you. Agree. The patreon channel is my pride and joy
James 4:15
Screen door wierd? . It is to go out without shutting the door but keeping flies out of the house.
But the solid door is on the outside and the screen door is on the inside
@@SamkoTradBow Nope My grandmother in Eastern NY right on Lake Erie she is 90 almost 91 in a house made in 1870 and hers on inner before an odd vestibule/mud room landing for basement stairs she had screen door on inside when house was using a small 3 season room now just a solid inner door keeping humidly out on bad days in summer as in 2000 a much needed Bathroom was made in area keeping people from using moldy gross basement bathroom made in 1970's when old bathroom was removed in 1980 was in upstairs not enough as my grandmother was 1970's.
@@caseysmith544 Thats pretty cool. Love these old houses.
Jason do you use that quiver on recurves?
I dont use recurves but if i did I would use the creek walker trading quiver on them.
One question I have on Archery is what made you switch from Compound to modern laminate traditional in 1990's around 1994--1995 and not go leverbow or buying up older bows people sold in newspapers/cheap finger release was an option on and switching from old compounds to Genessis Pro/Gen-X model in 2000's?
I bought my first compound in 93. killed my first deer with it 2 weeks later. then thought I needed a better faster bow. Bought a browning ballistic mirage compound. limbs cracked 2 times on it in 3 weeks. said enough with all this compound crap and ordered a martin mamba recurve as it was simple, no over draw, no release, no cams, no sights, no problems. Never looked back!! took me 3 years to kill my first traditional deer.
I love my Omnivore.
Mark has mad skills!!
Way to hold your ground with that saying on your quiver. It’s nice to see somebody be real instead of catering to nerdy keyboard warriors for social media clout.
Thank you.
I couldn't imagine hunting hogs in the swap during the summer, it doesn't even sound fun but aren't the hogs full of insects and worms now?
It's tough walking 10 miles a day is the 95 degree swamps this time of year. It would feel like jogging on a treadmill in a sauna in a sweet suit😂. But hogs tast just as good in the summer as they do in the winter.
I do similar buying a much cheaper Chinese clone of a Neet Cordovan overly model glove, Neet Elk glive, or 3 Rivers Cheaper model/$5 more expensive Byan Furgison mod minus compass Cheaper model of same glove. Reason I buy what I do is fake suede leather breaks in quicker breaking in sometimes is already broken in, is more sweat resistant in South Dakota's very hot summers in July--August sometimes early Sept and still uses a ground leather and pressed leather for overlay I use as exrea rotection/finger placement while not being so bulky how some of Neet overly gloves can be including Elk version. Apparently slightly cheaper models from Top Archery of same glove without the overlays suck and die in less then 500 shots including a slightly different model made for Top Archery using elastic in glove. I also like how mine uses Neet more open designs where nearly fake leather laces are holding l finger stalls so I can slip off fingers for work keeping metal buckle strap on wrist. Goves I use are hard to find besides on AliExpress as a just glove no vented arm guard. Avoid a black model similar looking glove as uses vinyl for glove where some come in crease bent or ripped open on vinyl as seen in pictures Really avoid some really cheap fake suede versions with black fake suede overlay as I have used one before in 2000s I bought when a place was going guns and fishing only, glove sucked falling apart on seams before I really used glove beuse looked like was made by a very cheap robotic mass produced factory in China having no quality control ever just being made close enough in beyond ultra super quick looks to a Neet Cordovan with overlays. One I use is made of a lower end material but mid level in construction clone. People do recommend in stitching construction using a lighter for melting fray ends as some people have had gloves come undone in stitching early.
I am remembering in 2000's when I first found out I was left eye dominate in 2001 or 2002 how hard it was in finding a tab made for a left hand archer as a smaller 13 year old kid where tab was not a unisex split finger made of gross duel smooth side vinyl for kids and older kids and how gloves were universal right left. 3 under/over tabs I could cut and make a split in a kids size was not a thing except for in open division Recurve/longbow ILF/flat limb target bow metal tabs. So, I used a glove in adults smallest sizes/models where fingers were a small W where the elastic wore out quickly. Gloves are often
Yep 2 schools of thought. some buy real good quality tabs like omnivore and take car of them. others buy cheap stuff and let it be disposable. right now I do the disposable route. but when the tabs I shoot are no longer available I will go with omnivore.
@@SamkoTradBow Yep I agree 100%, I would have to skip 2 Neet as models changed with less adjustability and use so in 2024 for around $20 3 Rivers model where S, M, L, XL are a choice or use Same model only Bryan Furgison model in 2024 for around $30 and remove compass.
The only patron channel I subscribe to.
Thank you. Glad you are enjoying it.
Your house looks similar to mine. Mine was built in 1927. I don't have a front door like yours. Lol. It's cool. Cool video.
Love these 100 year old craftsman style houses! And all their quirks.
@@SamkoTradBow Yeah better then mine where house is from 1958--1960 built like a Double wide trailer with basement. No quality in build and wih 10--15 years of major neglect once owner who had house since 1970 she could no longer do her own housework also was too poor to afford some repairs in first place.
@@caseysmith544 we see alot of that here in georgia too. a transition time when building tactics went pretty cheap. and the dang ecomony has been hard on so many people for so long 08 crash, the covid now inflation that its really hard for so many people to afford to fix stuff up
I have a Creek Walker on order.
Lots of amazing quivers out there. But In 100% honesty, the creek walker quiver is the best quiver I have ever used.
Good to see your settled in down there! I certainly do not envy that heat and humidity one bit, Lol.
The heat takes some getting used to. And I miss Michigan deer hunting and bowfishing on the bay. But love it down here
@@SamkoTradBow
Heat is a big one where I live in South Dakota in July onward to August/early September, and we have hot winds some days. Also, Bowfishing is supposed to be really good on the Geogia Florida line.
@@caseysmith544 Have not had a chance to bowfish down here yet with the year round hog hunting. But I sure do miss it.