Setting Your Bow Up To Prevent String Slap On Your Arm

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • Setting Your Bow Up To Prevent String Slap On Your Arm
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Комментарии • 46

  • @davidharris7687
    @davidharris7687 Год назад +3

    Thanks Jason, just what I needed to hear! Got my 1st ever ASL coming and BH vs String Slap was very much on my mind!

  • @joeyw4442
    @joeyw4442 5 месяцев назад

    Good advice. I agree with you. Upper end on the brace height and thicker string for me too.

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  5 месяцев назад

      @@joeyw4442 yep works best for me also

  • @kentonward97
    @kentonward97 Год назад +5

    That’s exactly what I do , I tune the bow to me and the arrow. But I must admit I don’t have that problem anyway , I broke my arm badly when I was 12 and the doctor set it crooked such that I have a weird bow that eliminates string slap!!! But this is a method I don’t recommend! Lol

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад

      You said it very well. Tune the bow to you!

  • @sbsaxb611
    @sbsaxb611 Год назад +2

    Amazing channel, very helpful tips. Thank you for your work

  • @matthewyu3531
    @matthewyu3531 Год назад +1

    Great! Thank you very much.

  • @fmeg2704
    @fmeg2704 Год назад +2

    Hi Jason, I want to get started in traditional bowhunting but I´m kind of lost because I know nothing about archery. The only thing I have to begin with is a 25 lbs recurve and I was wondering if I could start hunting rabbits with it (with a set of proper arrows obviously) or I should buy a higher lb bow (I was thinking 40 lbs). I´m from a small city from Argentina and there´s no place that I can get good advice besides the internet (and there´s absolutely no bowhunting here btw).
    Also I really like your videos, they´re really helpful so keep it going. Thanks

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад +1

      25 pounds will work great on rabbits. Use braodheads with a big washer behind the head to prevent pass thru. Then go have fun and hunt rabbits. When you are ready ro hunt bigger game or ready for another bow then jump up in bow weight.

    • @fmeg2704
      @fmeg2704 Год назад +1

      @@SamkoTradBow Thanks a lot! Have a good one.

  • @caseysmith544
    @caseysmith544 Год назад +1

    I know what you mean, I have a bow that is old all fiberglass 60 inch longbow and I have to have a 4 inch brace height for the bow to work best being as small as I am and endless loop B-50 I have found if it has the proper string set for the poundage will work fine for the all fiberglass bow. The other bow the recurve that can't be below 7 inches or the bow will not work and drag the arrow; I also switched from the endless loop to the Flemish in Spectra that is close to D--97 not for speed but lasting longer then got it at 2 inch less size due to how much stretch the bow has. The other bow a Youth hickory Longbow at 45 pounds made for my draw exactly from GREAT PLAINS TRADITIONAL BOW COMPANY, the bows do come with such a thin string in serving I might have to due to comfort upgrade to a larger strand bowstring but I plan on using the 6.25 inch brace height with this bow due to size of the bow is basically an American Style Shortbow (ASS) since the owner Shane said when he made the bow what range works best for the bow and he responded with 6--7 inch but can be as high as 8.5 inch without damage and as low as 4.5 inch and still work well for 90% of small adult and teen archers use without issue, Going more then 8.5 inch some bows have broke in cold weather. He also said this bow due to knowing it was more a young teen sized bow age 10--15 for a first really good traditional hunting bow, the bow was made to have the string on for about 6--7 days, however with almost all of GREAT PLAINS TRADITIONAL BOW COMPANY bows you need to use a stringer due to how skinny the limbs and limb tips are as over 90% of people have damaged or fully broke a bow stringing it up without a stringer. The only bow type a stringer is not needed with this is the ones using the G4 in the bow riser and bamboo, carbon fiber, and fiberglass only for limbs. These bows are easier then most to damage without using a stringer. Luckly I have a Longbow one that works for both bows and my Recurve came with a strap made for recurve bows.

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад +1

      Sounds like you have your bows dialed in well. Yep I love dacron strings. And I always ise a bow stringer too. It's just easy and works perfect. Even on my longbows

    • @caseysmith544
      @caseysmith544 Год назад +1

      @@SamkoTradBow I use one anyhow as it hurts my shin to do the leg method, the only non stringing method I can do just based on my small size. I have to have these brace heights, or I get a bad bow slap, even with arm bent. However, I still run with an arm guard at times.

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад

      @Casey smith nothing wrong with any of that. And I have the same issue trying to string my longbow with the push pull method. It's hard as a short guy. I can do it and practice it so if I need to in the field I can. But I'd rather use a stringer.

  • @bowhuntingsoul2149
    @bowhuntingsoul2149 Год назад +2

    I’m lucky that I very rarely slap my arm. I’m running my ASL at just under 7”, but even when I had it at 6 1/4” I never hit my arm. Only time I use one is with loose sleaves or ghillie/leafy suit.

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад

      You are one of the lucky ones. I need to tune my bows to not hit

  • @terrymattson3587
    @terrymattson3587 Год назад +2

    No, it’s not you, the first thing I do is hay my friend make me a D-55 thicker string and my bow isn’t angry anymore and I’m happy too. I don’t care about to 5 fps either. I shoot a string fallow too. Very smooth! Thanks, I was wondering about if brace hight and the slap.

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад

      Yep same here. The skinny strings slap my arm bad for some reason

  • @jamesharper8153
    @jamesharper8153 Год назад +1

    You do some very good informational videos and I love watching them on RUclips I would like to know have you ever hunted the Oliver wma if not you should look it up

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад +1

      Thank you. I jave not ever been there and will look it up

  • @Vlogl8fe
    @Vlogl8fe Год назад +1

    Hi Is 14 strands good for long bow?

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад

      Depends on the material and bow weight. I use b55 dacron and make my strand 16 for my 57 pound bow.

    • @Vlogl8fe
      @Vlogl8fe Год назад

      Mine is the same material I like 16 strands too but the long bow I'm getting comes with a 14string im too lazy to drive for a custom one but imma see how 14 string does its meant for the bow . Hey I recommend you bow hunt in wisconsin really beautiful I don't think it's too expensive for first time buyers great for bow hunting deer.

  • @sarafayelawton652
    @sarafayelawton652 Год назад +1

    That's cool!

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад

      It's the simple things that make shooting more fun

    • @sarafayelawton652
      @sarafayelawton652 Год назад

      @Traditional Bowhunting And Wilderness Podcast yes I got a new longbow 2 weeks ago, set my brace height and am getting some slap. Gonna go increase it 1/4 inch and see what happens. I would have never figured it out by myself.

  • @Zephyr1202
    @Zephyr1202 Год назад +2

    Hey Jason thanks for the informative videos! You are helping me out a lot. I currently have a Samick Sage and want to get into the longbow world. I would like to go ASL but want to see if I like longbow's before I make a big purchase. Do you think the Bear Montana with it's slight reflex limbs is close to a hill style bow in terms of feel and shootability? Thank you again!

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад +1

      Yes the bear Montana is an excellent bow and very xlose to an asl

    • @jake4194
      @jake4194 Год назад

      Remember to use a low grip when you shoot the montana or any asl, it helps allot with handshock

  • @MarkShelby2025
    @MarkShelby2025 Год назад +1

    Another good video Brother...Cheers From Michigan..your old Home.And old Gretchen just signed on for The Red Flag Bill/Law.. Might be living next Door to ya in SC Soon.
    🏹

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад +1

      She messes up a bunch of stuff for sure.

  • @nicetryb0z0
    @nicetryb0z0 Год назад +1

    I wonder what the mystery is behind the thicker string preventing slap?

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад +1

      No idea. And it might only be me and my style. But skinny strings do not work for me at all

    • @bedsheetmonkey
      @bedsheetmonkey Год назад

      I imagine it’s because they move faster, so they move passed a touch further than a thicker string, enough to hit your arm.

  • @duffy1298
    @duffy1298 Год назад +1

    I didn’t realize string size played into it

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад

      For me personally it does. Drastically.

    • @duffy1298
      @duffy1298 Год назад +1

      I ordered a 14 strand string, to replace an 8 strand. I’m hoping it helps. Even if it doesn’t I needed a new string so.

    • @SamkoTradBow
      @SamkoTradBow  Год назад

      @duffy1298 If it works like it does for me you will get less string slap

  • @littlewoody5539
    @littlewoody5539 Год назад +1

    Pvc pipe on the arm

  • @savagepatty
    @savagepatty 5 месяцев назад

    Or just don’t pistol grip your bow. Hold it with 3 fingers and your knuckles at a 45 degree angle and you will never hit your arm at all

  • @lawrencefranck9417
    @lawrencefranck9417 Год назад +1

    Cut the toes out of an old sock….