Thank you sir. Just went outside and drew back as you suggested. Two shots and no left shoulder discomfort and I'm in my anchor a lot faster. Thanks brother I appreciate the refresh. I've just got to engrave that process into my mind when drawing
Got into archery a year ago watch your videos and shoot my bow as much as I can and hoping it pays off this deer season here in ny. My first year bow hunting . Keep up the good videos man.
Your stabilizer explanation is better than 95% of the pros. Most pros say that you need to let the shot tell you how much you need. I want mine to sit in my hand and not move! That will tighten the groups!
Okay, now I watched. I agree 1000% on those three things. Yes I want to up grade stuff all the time, but that is because I'm a tinkerer. I just like to mess with stuff to make it the best it can be. Now that said, I can take most any bow out of the box do a proper tune on it so that the arrow is flying straight put a basic ready to hunt package on it and shoot golfball sized groups at 50 yards simply because I practice. I have practiced for 30 years every single day for hours (like 4-6 hours). Like no matter how tired I am, or sick, or hungry, or etc; I practice 4-6 hours. Archery is my passion. I tried to quit one time. I lasted about 4 weeks and I was so depressed I wanted to die. Like I was telling people I wanted to die, that I hoped a truck would run me over while getting my mail, and much worse stuff. No I'm not like that anymore because I have accepted who I am. I'm a hunter, a fisherman, and especially an archer. Yes I like guns, and they bring me great joy, but nothing like a bow. I can spend all day shooting the crapiest bow on the planet not hitting anything tinkering and trying to make it shoot right, yeah I'm complaining the whole time but that is just how I am, yet I am having a blast. I will sleep like a baby cause I had a great time messing with a bow. I'm a bladesmith, bowyer, and a classically trained gunsmith. I can give up bladesmithing, and guns, but I can never give up making and shooting bows. I'm 46 years old and have been making and shooting bows since I was 4. It is who I am, and it will never change. People be true to yourself and who you are and you will be happy. Now after all this waste of time, yeah I like the bells and whistles like name brand stuff. However I know cheap well made quality stuff can do the job just as well. Yeah I want a fast Eddie xl single pin (and will get one eventually), but an Apex covert single pin works just fine for now. Yeah I want a hamskee limb driven fall away, but a trophy ridge works for now. Yes I know those others are actually just me buying a name, but that name comes with warranty and quality. They have that name because of the quality, not just because the famous people use them. The famous people use them because of the quality. Yeah I just dropped 90 bucks on a stabilizer because it is a Chris Bee product, and I'm glad I did. Yes I could have got basically the same thing that was a trophy ridge and it would have been good enough and around 75 bucks, but it would not have been the same performance. See Chris has been doing this a long time and knows what is needed. It is higher quality product that does a much better job of doing it's job. I know I can do the job the same without it, but why not make it easier on myself if I can. Please do not misunderstand what I am saying, I'm not saying you have to have the name brand stuff. I absolutely am not saying that. I'm saying get what you can, practice till you can't lift your arm, then practice some more till your fingers bleed, then yep you guessed it do some more. That is how you get good at it. Gear is no substitute. In fact I would wholly say get a crapy Amazon bare bow and learn to do it without anything on the bow till you can put every shot in a baseball sized group. Then go get a good bow like a diamond (any diamond even a prism) with decent gear that comes on the ready to hunt setups. Practice till you bleed. When you can put them all in a baseball sized group now you get name brand stuff like a flagship bowtech, hoyt, elite, or mathews with flagship gear and practice till you bleed so you can hit golfballs at 100 yards. Now yes I stand by that advice, but I know that isn't who everyone is. What my point is to be dedicated. Don't be waxed about it. Be focused and make yourself happy.
Thanks Chris for the advice! I’ve taught myself to do a lot of different things over the years and unfortunately at times the wrong ways. You just helped me tweak my draw to be more comfortable!
I believe this is the best video I've come across for proper draw form and especially the detailed explanation of bias and why we should not be using stabilizers to create ideal balance so much as to find the bias that helps us be the most accurate. 5 stars if I had the option.❤
Great video Chris keep this stuff coming! Need a video on how to actually fire the shot how to pull into the back wall how much to push the bow with your lead hand what does a proper follow through look like / just a break down of accurate shooting!
Thank you for telling me about the back bar. I did not know that. I have always been trying to balance it. As you showed in the video, now I'm going to change it to see if it's better with more weight on the left. It may be the only time in my life. I'm willing to go to the left.
Haven't watched yet, but am going to. Wanted to say I purchased one of your 10" Bee Stinger pro hunter Maxx today at cabelas (you didn't have one on your website or I would have got it there). I am super happy with it. Makes my bowtech core SR set so stead at full draw. Absolutely no pin drift. I intend to get a side kick mount and add a Bee stinger rear stabilizer to help level the bow a little more so I don't have to correct the level on it. Not sure why it is canting the bottom limbs to the right as I do not have a quiver on it. Thinking I need one of the dampener weights on the bottom right of the bow since I don't have a quiver on it.
Love your videos ! I would love if you made a video on best camera setups for lowlight, like budget camcorders vs pro camcorders vs full frame Sony cameras or APS-C cameras there’s not a lot of videos comparing different options and price points for hunting,
Chris, I’m 52 and have been shooting bow since I was 12 years old. I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease called CIDP. Because of this , I have lost a lot of strength and actually most of the use of my right hand and arm. I tried a couple crossbows, but they have proved to be to hard to use the crank to draw them. ( both were TenPoints ). I would really like to see a video or something to do with mouth tabs for shooting. And setting a bow up to shoot. It’s been five years since I have in woods to bow hunt. I see Mathew’s has made a bow designed for lower poundage shooting and draw length. If possible, please help me?
Thank you for that insight. I have a question for you though, I'm a freshman in college this year and have hunted my whole life but this year bow hunting for me has kind of taken over and I've grow to love it so much more. I've thought about competition archery and was wondering like how you got into it?
Chris I went from shooting Trad black widow bow to shooting a Mathews 70lbs with fingers to this day. I use my old method used in Trad shooting for my compound, What I do is focus on target with bowhand low waist level. From there I draw rising bow up to line of site while drawing, real easy for me, not tension or extra movement like you said-bring bow site back on target too much moving I agree.
Great tutorial. I am 57 yrs old, been shooting bows for 30+ years and am looking at full shoulder replacement due to no cartilage left between the ball and socket. I have tutored many new archers and the points you make are the things that I also taught. I am at a loss without being able to bow hunt any longer.
The stabilizer bias is like driving down a straight road with a vehicle that tracks perfectly straight but has a little slop in the steering. You are constantly making small left and right corrections. Now have a vehicle that slightly tracks to the right. You just maintain slight variable left pressure to maintain a straight path.
100% A lot of times when aligning cars we would add just a little bit of toe bias to account for the crown in the road, which was most blacktop roads where we were. The car applies the pressure for you and it feels like it's tracking perfectly straight.
What you said about the back bar creating bias clicked with me and i think i might need one.. my evo is beautifully balanced with a quiver, but I'm constantly fighting to keep the bubble level and the pins still on target. Great points in the video! Thanks!
Can you do some more videos on bow maintenance? Tying servings, nock points, d-loops. Been trying to do my own bow work as we do not have a bow shop nearby less than 3 hours away
#4 Buying a 70+ pound bow when you are only going to shoot paper targets. When I started in the early 1980's, most people had target bows around 40-45#.
Just a question and possible video Idea I am looking to upgrade from a beginner setup can you maybe give some tips on what to look for in a intermediate setup
I've pulled wrong like that always. I watched your videos and dudley's. Now I can pull 70 lbs no problem. Also dudleys kettle bell workouts help with strength. Technique is everything!
I guess my thought on the stabilizer has always been for it to actually steady a bow for a shot and good bow form is what kept the riser and bow in place after the shot. If a hunting bow shoots an arrow 280fps, if we use a 36" arrow for argument's sake then from full draw until the arrow clears the bow, is 0.010 seconds. A one hundredth of a second. So, how much time is a riser really required to stay in the same place? Especially on bows with more riser clearance than ever.
I'm still using a Diamond Infinite Edge Pro that i bought back in 2015 and i just have the string replaced every other season. I actually learned how to shoot it by watching your videos all the time.
Can u make a video showing step by step on adjusting stabilizer on side and back from shot to shot and making adjustments to show me if that’s ok im buying my first compound and am afraid on this wanna make sure school is open and taking notes and learning ?
I have the fundamentals down and i can pull way more weight now and im not a big guy either. This really helps! However where i struggle is actually the letdown with higher weight. I’ve popped my shoulder a few times bad because I don’t know how to properly let the bow down at higher weight. Could you talk about this at some point? It’s kinda scary when you don’t know how to do that right and no one ever talks about this?
ive been hunting with a thumb button for the past year and it has been far better then the classic wrist style. Although I have improved I still dont really understand the "push and pull". i dont understand what what i am pushing and what i am pulling? any knowledge or tips would be much appreciated! :)
Thumb buttons aren’t shot with back tension neither is a hinge… it’s a common misconception. Draw, anchor, aim, and squeeze slowly till the shot breaks. Joel Turners Shot IQ course is a good one to look into. There is a ton of videos on youtube you can watch.
Hey Chris, I have a question for you, I went to your website and saw that the uv slider has three pins, is there one with a single pine or would I have to buy everything separately?
Love the vid. Thanks heaps! Is it possible to order a phase 4 from u guys with that custom grey? Also as beginner archer and u being a former target archer could u do a vid explaining the difference between a Title and a phase 4? I don’t get the difference between target bows and hunting bows?
I would love to enter for the bow draw as there are a few items on the website i wouldn't mind purchasing if the shipping to canada wasnt absolute extortion. I know shipping prices arent really chris' fault, but when i can have a large/heavy car part shipped to me from europe for $15 CAD but it costs $29 USD (the only other shipping option was $51 USD!!!) to have some stickers shipped from the states to canada, its pretty hard to justify the purchase.
Thx for informative videos, I've noticed alot of videos where archers are drawing their bow improperly. I have a torn rotator cuff and I can draw my bow easily the proper way keep them videos rolling thx...
How some (fairly famous guys) pull their bow hurts my shoulder even seeing it. And I’ve even heard people argue against how you are drawing. I draw exactly like this and can’t imagine someone thinking another method is superior.
Thanks for the advice Chris. I’ll definitely take that into perspective and I will try my best to shoot every day. Cool bro take care. Have a good one.
Best advice was the last 5 min or so of the video , it all was good but pple get caught up chasing their self in circles instead of just sticking with it and not changing much once it’s set up
Excellent video brother, great insight for shooters on all levels. Can you do a video on the difference between a single pin versus a multi pin sight? I am looking at upgrading and trying out a single pin this year and any insight would be helpful. Keep it up man!
I notice that when you draw your bow, just about every time, you look up and or down at your cams... What is it that you are looking at/for? Thanks for all of the great content.
I was into archery about 12-15yrs ago. Got out of it and just recently kinda started getting back into it. Boy have things changed!!! Everyone was going to 60lb bows back then cuz technology was beginning to make 60lb bows shoot 350ibo and they were just easier to shoot poundage wise. Now im seeing everyone with 80lb bows.??
Come to find I was drawing my bow back incorrectly, thanks for the great video. As a new bow hunter I need a the informational videos I can get. Once again thank you.
Im double jointed in my arms plus long arms and my shoulder has never been able to do what you want. I've tried it but it just doesn't work. I like the idea but it doesn't work for me. I wish I could because it looks alot smoother! I'm wondering if there are other guys out there that are the same? Appreciate the video though!
i would like to know more about bow's all the way around from top to bottom. i have loved shooting them but now i wont to open a shop and fix rear string the hole 9 yards so i can tech kids and others to learn about them too
The high elbow doesn’t work for everyone because we all are built differently anatomically.,I know for me & a few others we can feel the shoulder almost roll out of socket., it’s a ball & socket joint. Exposing ligaments??? I’m not so sure because if you do look at bodybuilding exercises, there no one pulling a cable with their elbow above their head., I work with people at a PT gym. I’m not saying you’re wrong on everything about drawing , but everyone’s bones, ligament, tendon & muscles are different. The high elbow draw doesn’t work for everyone.,
Again , I’m not a keyboard warrior, not saying you’re wrong. I mean I watch your content, I’ve learned from your channel. I’ve bow hunted 30 years but I’m not an elite archer like yourself. I do know the body some. I definitely do not think the low draw is the way.,And pulling back 90-100lbs on a bow is strong. There may be technique like you say to help but some ppl can just pull a lot of weight on a bow.
Thank you sir. Just went outside and drew back as you suggested. Two shots and no left shoulder discomfort and I'm in my anchor a lot faster. Thanks brother I appreciate the refresh. I've just got to engrave that process into my mind when drawing
Glad it helped
Got into archery a year ago watch your videos and shoot my bow as much as I can and hoping it pays off this deer season here in ny. My first year bow hunting . Keep up the good videos man.
Thank you for teaching us that don’t have the time to hire a in person coach. Been binging your videos and soaking up everything. Thanks again!!
Your stabilizer explanation is better than 95% of the pros. Most pros say that you need to let the shot tell you how much you need. I want mine to sit in my hand and not move! That will tighten the groups!
Chasing your tail, spot on. Technique tips are absolute gold for us that struggle. I hope that you enjoy the rewards you deserve.
Okay, now I watched. I agree 1000% on those three things. Yes I want to up grade stuff all the time, but that is because I'm a tinkerer. I just like to mess with stuff to make it the best it can be. Now that said, I can take most any bow out of the box do a proper tune on it so that the arrow is flying straight put a basic ready to hunt package on it and shoot golfball sized groups at 50 yards simply because I practice. I have practiced for 30 years every single day for hours (like 4-6 hours). Like no matter how tired I am, or sick, or hungry, or etc; I practice 4-6 hours. Archery is my passion. I tried to quit one time. I lasted about 4 weeks and I was so depressed I wanted to die. Like I was telling people I wanted to die, that I hoped a truck would run me over while getting my mail, and much worse stuff. No I'm not like that anymore because I have accepted who I am. I'm a hunter, a fisherman, and especially an archer. Yes I like guns, and they bring me great joy, but nothing like a bow. I can spend all day shooting the crapiest bow on the planet not hitting anything tinkering and trying to make it shoot right, yeah I'm complaining the whole time but that is just how I am, yet I am having a blast. I will sleep like a baby cause I had a great time messing with a bow. I'm a bladesmith, bowyer, and a classically trained gunsmith. I can give up bladesmithing, and guns, but I can never give up making and shooting bows. I'm 46 years old and have been making and shooting bows since I was 4. It is who I am, and it will never change. People be true to yourself and who you are and you will be happy. Now after all this waste of time, yeah I like the bells and whistles like name brand stuff. However I know cheap well made quality stuff can do the job just as well. Yeah I want a fast Eddie xl single pin (and will get one eventually), but an Apex covert single pin works just fine for now. Yeah I want a hamskee limb driven fall away, but a trophy ridge works for now. Yes I know those others are actually just me buying a name, but that name comes with warranty and quality. They have that name because of the quality, not just because the famous people use them. The famous people use them because of the quality. Yeah I just dropped 90 bucks on a stabilizer because it is a Chris Bee product, and I'm glad I did. Yes I could have got basically the same thing that was a trophy ridge and it would have been good enough and around 75 bucks, but it would not have been the same performance. See Chris has been doing this a long time and knows what is needed. It is higher quality product that does a much better job of doing it's job. I know I can do the job the same without it, but why not make it easier on myself if I can. Please do not misunderstand what I am saying, I'm not saying you have to have the name brand stuff. I absolutely am not saying that. I'm saying get what you can, practice till you can't lift your arm, then practice some more till your fingers bleed, then yep you guessed it do some more. That is how you get good at it. Gear is no substitute. In fact I would wholly say get a crapy Amazon bare bow and learn to do it without anything on the bow till you can put every shot in a baseball sized group. Then go get a good bow like a diamond (any diamond even a prism) with decent gear that comes on the ready to hunt setups. Practice till you bleed. When you can put them all in a baseball sized group now you get name brand stuff like a flagship bowtech, hoyt, elite, or mathews with flagship gear and practice till you bleed so you can hit golfballs at 100 yards. Now yes I stand by that advice, but I know that isn't who everyone is. What my point is to be dedicated. Don't be waxed about it. Be focused and make yourself happy.
8:40 8:40
Love hiw you explain the reason behind stabilizers and needed a little bit of bias! Never thought about it that way and makes a lot of sense
Thanks Chris for the advice! I’ve taught myself to do a lot of different things over the years and unfortunately at times the wrong ways. You just helped me tweak my draw to be more comfortable!
Chris, keep up all the good teaching videos. I went from just picking up archery a few months ago to hitting solid at 30 and improving every day
What like teaching People wounding animals is OK. find someone else to learn from
I believe this is the best video I've come across for proper draw form and especially the detailed explanation of bias and why we should not be using stabilizers to create ideal balance so much as to find the bias that helps us be the most accurate. 5 stars if I had the option.❤
Great video Chris keep this stuff coming! Need a video on how to actually fire the shot how to pull into the back wall how much to push the bow with your lead hand what does a proper follow through look like / just a break down of accurate shooting!
#1 mistake - buying $600 arrows
Who the heck sells $600 arrows?
@@joshfredrickson6224 Bishop arrows
@@jamessikes1808 Really?????
@@joshfredrickson6224 their GOAT arrows are 999.00 a dozen
I thought this was America
Thank you for telling me about the back bar. I did not know that. I have always been trying to balance it. As you showed in the video, now I'm going to change it to see if it's better with more weight on the left. It may be the only time in my life. I'm willing to go to the left.
I always rewatch fundamental videos to remind myself how important they are. This is the perfect explanation of stabilization.
Thanks for all the input over the years and being open minded
Haven't watched yet, but am going to. Wanted to say I purchased one of your 10" Bee Stinger pro hunter Maxx today at cabelas (you didn't have one on your website or I would have got it there). I am super happy with it. Makes my bowtech core SR set so stead at full draw. Absolutely no pin drift. I intend to get a side kick mount and add a Bee stinger rear stabilizer to help level the bow a little more so I don't have to correct the level on it. Not sure why it is canting the bottom limbs to the right as I do not have a quiver on it. Thinking I need one of the dampener weights on the bottom right of the bow since I don't have a quiver on it.
Thank you for this! I've just been getting back in to archery and these tips have helped me so much! Keep up the amazing work.
Love your videos ! I would love if you made a video on best camera setups for lowlight, like budget camcorders vs pro camcorders vs full frame Sony cameras or APS-C cameras there’s not a lot of videos comparing different options and price points for hunting,
Chris, I’m 52 and have been shooting bow since I was 12 years old. I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease called CIDP. Because of this , I have lost a lot of strength and actually most of the use of my right hand and arm. I tried a couple crossbows, but they have proved to be to hard to use the crank to draw them. ( both were TenPoints ). I would really like to see a video or something to do with mouth tabs for shooting. And setting a bow up to shoot. It’s been five years since I have in woods to bow hunt. I see Mathew’s has made a bow designed for lower poundage shooting and draw length. If possible, please help me?
Thank you for that insight. I have a question for you though, I'm a freshman in college this year and have hunted my whole life but this year bow hunting for me has kind of taken over and I've grow to love it so much more. I've thought about competition archery and was wondering like how you got into it?
You are awesome Chris thank you I appreciate you very grateful 🙏🏻
Chris I went from shooting Trad black widow bow to shooting a Mathews 70lbs with fingers to this day. I use my old method used in Trad shooting for my compound, What I do is focus on target with bowhand low waist level. From there I draw rising bow up to line of site while drawing, real easy for me, not tension or extra movement like you said-bring bow site back on target too much moving I agree.
Great tutorial. I am 57 yrs old, been shooting bows for 30+ years and am looking at full shoulder replacement due to no cartilage left between the ball and socket. I have tutored many new archers and the points you make are the things that I also taught. I am at a loss without being able to bow hunt any longer.
I’m sorry to hear that my friend. I hope it turns around for you and you can continue to do what you love.
The stabilizer bias is like driving down a straight road with a vehicle that tracks perfectly straight but has a little slop in the steering. You are constantly making small left and right corrections. Now have a vehicle that slightly tracks to the right. You just maintain slight variable left pressure to maintain a straight path.
Best explanation I’ve seen!
100% A lot of times when aligning cars we would add just a little bit of toe bias to account for the crown in the road, which was most blacktop roads where we were. The car applies the pressure for you and it feels like it's tracking perfectly straight.
What you said about the back bar creating bias clicked with me and i think i might need one.. my evo is beautifully balanced with a quiver, but I'm constantly fighting to keep the bubble level and the pins still on target. Great points in the video! Thanks!
Drawing properly is something I’ve really been working on since I met you at tac and watched you shoot
Love the vids I'm learning a lot keep up the good work.
Can you do some more videos on bow maintenance? Tying servings, nock points, d-loops. Been trying to do my own bow work as we do not have a bow shop nearby less than 3 hours away
Watched your tips video from a couple years ago and it was an aha! moment on how to draw. Appreciate the refresher and would love to see more! 😀
Informative and entertaining. The best mix!
Great video man, very helpful. Keep em coming, maybe some tips on dealing with wind.
#4 Buying a 70+ pound bow when you are only going to shoot paper targets. When I started in the early 1980's, most people had target bows around 40-45#.
Have you done the drawing yet for the bow? That is a nice set up. Appreciate the great videos.
Just a question and possible video Idea
I am looking to upgrade from a beginner setup can you maybe give some tips on what to look for in a intermediate setup
Chris appreciate all your video and great knowledge
I've pulled wrong like that always. I watched your videos and dudley's. Now I can pull 70 lbs no problem. Also dudleys kettle bell workouts help with strength. Technique is everything!
Thanks, mate! Wasn't enjoying shooting my bow... took on those simple tips loving archery again!! Watching from Australia. love your channel. 🖕👍👍
Thank you Chris. Another interesting and very informative video. I always look forward to when you put out a new video. They are top notch.
I guess my thought on the stabilizer has always been for it to actually steady a bow for a shot and good bow form is what kept the riser and bow in place after the shot. If a hunting bow shoots an arrow 280fps, if we use a 36" arrow for argument's sake then from full draw until the arrow clears the bow, is 0.010 seconds. A one hundredth of a second. So, how much time is a riser really required to stay in the same place? Especially on bows with more riser clearance than ever.
I'm still using a Diamond Infinite Edge Pro that i bought back in 2015 and i just have the string replaced every other season. I actually learned how to shoot it by watching your videos all the time.
Can u make a video showing step by step on adjusting stabilizer on side and back from shot to shot and making adjustments to show me if that’s ok im buying my first compound and am afraid on this wanna make sure school is open and taking notes and learning ?
I have the fundamentals down and i can pull way more weight now and im not a big guy either. This really helps! However where i struggle is actually the letdown with higher weight. I’ve popped my shoulder a few times bad because I don’t know how to properly let the bow down at higher weight. Could you talk about this at some point? It’s kinda scary when you don’t know how to do that right and no one ever talks about this?
Drawing properly is like riding a bike. Once it clicks and you do it right, you get it every time
ive been hunting with a thumb button for the past year and it has been far better then the classic wrist style. Although I have improved I still dont really understand the "push and pull". i dont understand what what i am pushing and what i am pulling? any knowledge or tips would be much appreciated! :)
Thumb buttons aren’t shot with back tension neither is a hinge… it’s a common misconception. Draw, anchor, aim, and squeeze slowly till the shot breaks. Joel Turners Shot IQ course is a good one to look into. There is a ton of videos on youtube you can watch.
Hey Chris, I have a question for you, I went to your website and saw that the uv slider has three pins, is there one with a single pine or would I have to buy everything separately?
Love the vid. Thanks heaps! Is it possible to order a phase 4 from u guys with that custom grey?
Also as beginner archer and u being a former target archer could u do a vid explaining the difference between a Title and a phase 4? I don’t get the difference between target bows and hunting bows?
I would love to enter for the bow draw as there are a few items on the website i wouldn't mind purchasing if the shipping to canada wasnt absolute extortion. I know shipping prices arent really chris' fault, but when i can have a large/heavy car part shipped to me from europe for $15 CAD but it costs $29 USD (the only other shipping option was $51 USD!!!) to have some stickers shipped from the states to canada, its pretty hard to justify the purchase.
Thx for informative videos, I've noticed alot of videos where archers are drawing their bow improperly. I have a torn rotator cuff and I can draw my bow easily the proper way keep them videos rolling thx...
How some (fairly famous guys) pull their bow hurts my shoulder even seeing it. And I’ve even heard people argue against how you are drawing. I draw exactly like this and can’t imagine someone thinking another method is superior.
Thanks for the advice Chris. I’ll definitely take that into perspective and I will try my best to shoot every day. Cool bro take care. Have a good one.
Chris could you share what chest pack you are using? Thank you
Hey Chris I just bought one of your hats to wear at my wedding reception!
Chris 🐝 Bee keepin it real!
When I pull my bow anchor looking in my sight i see my bubble lvl it is really all the way to the left. What does that mean?
Great video Chris thanks!
Love the content Chris! Keep it up 👍
Best advice was the last 5 min or so of the video , it all was good but pple get caught up chasing their self in circles instead of just sticking with it and not changing much once it’s set up
Excellent video brother, great insight for shooters on all levels. Can you do a video on the difference between a single pin versus a multi pin sight? I am looking at upgrading and trying out a single pin this year and any insight would be helpful. Keep it up man!
That stabilisers info was extremely good and I have never heard it put that way before 👌
I notice that when you draw your bow, just about every time, you look up and or down at your cams... What is it that you are looking at/for? Thanks for all of the great content.
I intend to place an order on your site; however, since I already have a lift, I would like to transfer my entry to someone who doesn't have one.
Pick me! 😂
I accept.
@@evanweinmann4390 🇺🇸🇺🇸 too kind.
I’ll name my next baby after you!! 🤣
Pick me
Awesome tips, man!
I was into archery about 12-15yrs ago. Got out of it and just recently kinda started getting back into it. Boy have things changed!!! Everyone was going to 60lb bows back then cuz technology was beginning to make 60lb bows shoot 350ibo and they were just easier to shoot poundage wise. Now im seeing everyone with 80lb bows.??
As always love your videos. As always, Bee Real!!! I don’t throw rocks as I live in a glass house. Keep em coming Chris
Seach Chriss be Buffalo hunt in Australia.. You will quickly change your mind about how Bee Real he is..
@@AussieArcher1234are you not supposed to hunt in Australia?
Great advice kiddo! Thanks Chris!
What do you think about a tactacam 6.0 as a stabilizer, I’ve seen some opinions that think they aren’t as good as a normal stabilizer
Hey man thank you so much your last form video helped me so much keep up the good work
Can you put out video showing your bino harness you run and how you have it set for hunting ?
Love seeing your videos especially the 3d shooting and the posts on instagram of hunting or shooting
Thank you Chris. We need more of this, keep up the great instructional videos. Get George on. Get Joel Turner. Thank you.
Hey Chris you think you could make a video comparing the lift and the alpha x 33?
@8:08. What if you are in a right space, like a small bow-hunting blind with a lower roof?
Hey cris I was wondering if you could give us your opinion on climber tree stands I
Love you stuff man. Keep it up
Content idea.. measure the affect of tall grass on an arrow shot through it
Can you draw this way while seated in a pop-up blind. Cause I hurt my shoulder doing it the wrong way.
Perfect, you’ve cleared up so many things for me.
Glad to help!
Hey Chris, this is my kind of video. I resubscribed. Want you to know I appreciate this work. Best wishes!
It’s crazy that just last night I was watching the old video you made like this lol 😂 Keep up the great vids Chris
Chris what release do you use?
Great info Chris
Come to find I was drawing my bow back incorrectly, thanks for the great video. As a new bow hunter I need a the informational videos I can get. Once again thank you.
Do a video on how important the sight bubble being plumb is. That will give some context as to why side bar bias is crucial.
For hunting, at what point is a front bar useless as far as shortness of length?
Awesome video Chris great tips I’ll be keeping them in the back of my pocket. Good luck to you this fall.
Im double jointed in my arms plus long arms and my shoulder has never been able to do what you want. I've tried it but it just doesn't work. I like the idea but it doesn't work for me. I wish I could because it looks alot smoother! I'm wondering if there are other guys out there that are the same? Appreciate the video though!
i would like to know more about bow's all the way around from top to bottom. i have loved shooting them but now i wont to open a shop and fix rear string the hole 9 yards so i can tech kids and others to learn about them too
Love your videos dude.
Best education archer on YT🙌🏽
don’t forget those $500 a dozen arrows that help you shoot 2 inch groups at 100 yards
Love the videos Chris
Does anyone know what binocular harness chris uses or what are some good options?
Thanks For the help and the videos
That Ted Nugent comment sent me for some reason 🤣
What is that black clip/mount attached to the riser right above the Slider sight?
Great video man
Thanks man 22 yrs old , just got my first compound
The high elbow doesn’t work for everyone because we all are built differently anatomically.,I know for me & a few others we can feel the shoulder almost roll out of socket., it’s a ball & socket joint. Exposing ligaments??? I’m not so sure because if you do look at bodybuilding exercises, there no one pulling a cable with their elbow above their head., I work with people at a PT gym. I’m not saying you’re wrong on everything about drawing , but everyone’s bones, ligament, tendon & muscles are different. The high elbow draw doesn’t work for everyone.,
Again , I’m not a keyboard warrior, not saying you’re wrong. I mean I watch your content, I’ve learned from your channel. I’ve bow hunted 30 years but I’m not an elite archer like yourself. I do know the body some. I definitely do not think the low draw is the way.,And pulling back 90-100lbs on a bow is strong. There may be technique like you say to help but some ppl can just pull a lot of weight on a bow.
For most people, high elbow forces you to use your back muscle instead of your shoulder. Keep doing what works for you.
Which release do you use?
He shoot’s the thumb button from ultraview
Could we get a new updated Sitka Gear whitetail setup?
Do you know if Mathew’s is gonna come out with a new bow after the lift for 2025 this year