Super important safety information !!! I had a friend fall out of a tree stand and shattered both of his ankles and without getting to graphic he lost a good bit of blood. Anyway he had to crawl out of the woods because he had left his cell phone in his truck and he told me he managed to drag himself into his truck some how to call 911 . It took him the better part of a year to fully recover. Many people have fell to their death or serious life long lasting injuries out of tree stands. Thank you again this for these safety precautions it is so important that so many of us look over...
@@OutdoorsAllie ps didnt know they made Martin guitars in P A , cool fact ( just watchin billy connolys american trail ) i remember The Deer Hunter ( movie) was based in P A ,
Great video. Practice like you hunt. Couldn't agree more. Something I did when I had a 3d target. When I started shooting early in the year, I put piece of duct tape or something bright right on the heart. About a month before the season, I took it off. But that picture was always in my head and I could visualize it. Also, deer move and will jump the string, even at 20 yards. If you're going to "miss your spot" miss it exactly like you did. They will move into the arrow pretty much every time. It's amazing how much they actually move. Keep doing what you're doing. 👍
=) Very nice practice Real Deal Allie D, noticing that your draw, form, release, even watching your eyes while you sight is excellent shooting focus, all have improved-looking fluid and natural. Keep going!
Good job! One minor tip that might help while traveling up the ladder is to cinch up the safety rope (if its not the same as your bow-pull-up-cord) at the bottom to prevent it from pulling up when pushing up the prussic. That way you can use one hand instead of 2 to adjust the prussic. And yeah as others have said, practice shooting from a seat on the ground will help before moving higher in the tree.
Love the bow build videos and the growth of the channel and you as an archer. Just got my daughter a Bear Cruzer Lite last week and we've been shooting everyday. She's at 20lbs draw and just have to fine tune it now.... But the whole time we shoot we're swatting away bugs lol.
Shooting good groups but I noticed you're not bending your waist..youre dropping your bow arm to aim at the target.Thats the reason for not finding your anchor point..Bending at the waist keeps the bow arm in line with the pull arm/ sholder..Keeps everything in line.
the easiest way to think about it specially while training is that your arm/shoulders are all one piece and give you your elevation of the shot. the way I ingrained it into my shooting was to make yourself into a T, look down my left arm (bow arm) and tilt the T keeping it all in line.
Great job Allie! 👍 the shot placement on the 3D is fine because deer in many instances at 20+ yards will hear that string and arrow flight before impact creating them to tense up, drop their backs a bit (sometimes 6-8”). Yes, then can hear the arrow. Had your shot impacted same location on a whitetail while they’re dropping, you’re hitting lungs. And if they don’t drop, you have yourself a heart shot. If you Aim any higher, you risk a spine shot or even worse, over top and miss. No Bueno 🙂👍
You should watch the Deer Shot Placement Tutorial video by Ranch Fairy. It really has a good depiction of deer anatomy and where to aim. Also good explanation of why.
Your arrow placement on the first round as im writing this is great in my opinion. Check out the Ranch Fairy video on his compilation of animals jumping the string. You are way better off to be hitting where you ended up and them reacting than being higher and they react putting you in no mans land. Great video. you are definitely an asset to the bowhunting community.
DOING GOOD ! THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE FROM GROUND TO TO TREE LEVEL FROM WHAT I SEE ! TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF SO YOU CAN GO DO WHAT YOU LOVE DOING ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU BOTH &THE PUP ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !
Shooting very well keep it up - aim small! Also looking like you're incorporating back tension to fire instead of the trigger finger - a huge improvement over the past year! Really like seeing you trying to shoot from different positions but don't forget to have Nick move the target... maybe a really hard quartering away, which would surprise you how far back you poi should be - think of where you want the arrow to exit. Hope to see you practice from a saddle.
Great video, I have my bow set at 2" high at ground level. Being I don't bow hunt on the ground. For me, it's good out to 40 yards. I wouldn't shoot out a deer over 40 anyways.
As you move from spot to spot you need to make sure you put your tree stand at the same height every time or use a range finder to a ground marker so you know the distance. Isn't it amazing the difference between shooting standing and seated. Your body's leverage is all changed.
Remember to stup at the waist when shooting from an elevated stand. Otherwise you change your bow arm and will have a tendency to shoot high. Just a suggestion.
You're compensating for the angle by changing the angle between your bow arm and your torso. Try keeping the angle between your bow arm and torso at 90 degrees and instead compensate for the angle by bending at the waist. Your shots will be more accurate and consistent that way. It keeps your anchor and your peep and sight housing alignment consistent.
Enjoy your vids 👍🏼 I didn’t hear you mention or see it stated in other comments, about how high is your tree stand because different heights change the angle of the shot?
Hey Allie, you may already know this since you said “a bright green dot on a black target”, but it you don’t, you should check out the Sevr target. It’s kinda killer. Self healing foam, bigger than a rinehart, and can take field points and broadheads... oh, and it’s black with bright green dots lol
I would advise not to aim higher........why you might ask. Nearly all deer drop some at the shot noise of an arrow. Thank you Allie again for another wonderful and educational vid
Good video another thing you can do is too put multiple targets out there at different distances and angles to give you different shoting options. All in all i think you are doing great.
Nice groupings. I'm very un-happy with my last loosing. Thought the new sight would have helped but,....noooo! Looking at your thumb release vid. Your very good for time off. Suggest: "warm up for archery" by world archery demonstrated by Naomi Folkard. I have a bum shoulder too so take it from a failed PTA student heat before activity, cool pack after.
Good point , while you was a paramedic , i was breaking arms and ankles climbing up scotland , where i was actually a dive medic , mixed gas diver , happy days , apart from the broken bones climbing when the sea was too rough to dive ..where i learnt aim hogh if shooting high aim low if shooting low
Aim small, miss small!! I think the reason your struggling from an elevated position is because of your body position. You need to bend from the waist. I start by drawing like I'm shooting horizontal, then I focus on maintaining my "T" position as I bend at the waist. The keeps me from dropping my bow arm. After I've practiced a lot. I can start bent at the waist and then draw my bow. Kudos to actually practicing from your hunting positions. Most hunters don't and then wonder why they miss. Keep it up!!
You should check out delta mckenzie's real world buck. It has all the vitals on it and it pivots when you shoot for different shot placement. It is a great tool to have. I have bad target panic when I'm shooting at a dot vs shooting shot placement.
Your videos are great.I yousta hunt with a compound from a tree.Im older and have MS now I use a crossbow from a ground blind.Totally different I miss the bow tree stand and big confidence in the gear.You have that swagger it's awesome to see the preparation and confidence you've got.Aim small miss small. keep on keeping on!
Try eating ground, its hard to recognize it from beef, especially if some beef fat was added. But I really like it pure. With loin, I like making steaks in a cast skillet. Use butter as oil. Cook steaks not to complete doneness and remove. Add julienned onion, green pepper, and mushrooms (canned or fresh). Cook till onions are translucent. At this point you can season with salt, black pepper, and Italian seasoning mix. Then add loins back for final cooking. Or you could season at the end. Its best to use a 12+ inch skillet but can get it done with a 10 1/2”. I’ve had round steaks but are hard to cook. They are very tough. I’ve had slow cooked with red wine, beef broth, and vegetables. I prefer roasting in oven with just vegetables but its pretty tough to cut and chew. I need to experiment with marinades that break down muscle like pineapple juice and another product that starts with a “c” but escapes my memory.
One thing your doing is moving your release hand keep it tight as possible and if you film yourself you’ll see see you don’t move it much but sometimes you move it more then others try record and sink your shot with the film a see your results of shot to the movement
Outdoors Allie your welcome that actually was one of my problems not that I was not I was I won some amateur tournaments when I was a teenager I compound bows were just coming out and the 1st release was available it help me tremendously given I was use to just use my thre fingers with finger guards
I really like your videos. I have to disagree with you about getting away with aiming high vs low. I have been bow hunting for over 20yrs and I am telling you from experience. Anytime you are shooting from a elevated stand (over 10ft or so) and the deer is at 20yds or farther, you should ALWAYS aim at the lower 1/3 portion of the deer. Even if you are shooting a really fast bow. A deer can lower itself in a split second. You can get away with it if the wind is blowing of there's some road noise etc. Hit a few high in the back and you will understand what I'm saying. Other than that...great video.
Thanks for shooting from a tree stand but from a seated position cause I’m going to have to shoot from a seated position cause I’m a double amputee below the knee so won’t be standing much
Stabbing at the trigger is no bueno. Using a back tension or a resistance or pull through release is mucho better. Carter Chocolate lite 3 or 4 finger is a very popular release for hunters. Stan element trio. Amazing release. It's what I use. Or the nock. On archery silver back 2 finger.
one thing I would REALLY like to see someone do (seen it in a more confusing video), is to show the 1/4 and 3/4 angling shots and how you have to re-imagine where the lungs and heart are. so many times Ive seen wanna be hunters shoot as tho their target is printed on the side of the animal. ok you hit the outline of the heart, but because you are at 1/4 or 3/4 shot you missed all the vitals. when I am shooting at game I imagine almost as tho like a movie using x-ray vision or in a game replay where the position of the hear and lungs move around inside of the animal, and my shots must compensate for that. your actual target is not the deer but more like a target inside of a box. you must hunt and shoot in a 3 dimensional world.
Have you seen an actual skeleton of a deer with organs....picture. the shot placement can be placed farther forward in the shoulder than you would think, as to not get a gut shot.
It is poor practice to point your bow up in the draw. All it takes is a bump on the trigger and your arrow will fly hundreds of yards hitting who knows what. I learned it the hard way. Since then I always draw my bow pointing down encase of a miss fire it is in a safe direction. I enjoy your videos. Thanks
Didn’t anyone els cringe at that carabiner etiquette of her screwing up vs down “always screw down, so you don’t screw up”. Does take some getting used to.
Good shooting but something notice you are doing is you are dropping your bow arm to aim.try drawing completely horizontal and then bend at the waist,instead of dropping your arm.i bet you will see a difference in your groups. You are getting away with it at distance, but at closer ranges let's say eight to ten yards if you just drop your arm to aim I promise you will shoot four to six inches high. Not trying to harsh on you or anything just trying to let a fellow hunter learn from my mistakes. I missed the biggest buck of my life at ten yards. And it was from dropping my bow arm instead of bending at the waist. Keep shooting girl and keep at it.
Please don't do what you were talking about at 2:37. You need to be very confident of location or who are you going to pay to spray paint or put a dot on the deer? LOL My brother-in-law went deer hunting (rifle) back in 1974in Pennsylvania and couldn't believe how many cows and bulls were painted with COW on them and still a few of them got shot and turned in at the DNR Check station as being deer. LOL
You are one smart cookie, Lady. Love your videos, great content.
thanks Windell!
Those shots from seated would probably be great, considering the deer probably would jump the shot.
Super important safety information !!! I had a friend fall out of a tree stand and shattered both of his ankles and without getting to graphic he lost a good bit of blood. Anyway he had to crawl out of the woods because he had left his cell phone in his truck and he told me he managed to drag himself into his truck some how to call 911 . It took him the better part of a year to fully recover. Many people have fell to their death or serious life long lasting injuries out of tree stands. Thank you again this for these safety precautions it is so important that so many of us look over...
Yikes. That sounds terrible. I hope he doesn't have any lingering effects.
You are a great teacher.😊😊😊
Enjoyed the video as usual. It is a smart thing to do practicing from your tree stand
Thanks Eugene!
great vid Allie , stay safe folks the higher you are the more the ground hurts 😊
LOL true. Wear a harness!
@@OutdoorsAllie ps didnt know they made Martin guitars in P A , cool fact ( just watchin billy connolys american trail ) i remember The Deer Hunter ( movie) was based in P A ,
Fun stuff
Awesome video 👍 very good points to consider with the harness and shooting from an angle
Thank you!!
Great video. Practice like you hunt. Couldn't agree more. Something I did when I had a 3d target. When I started shooting early in the year, I put piece of duct tape or something bright right on the heart. About a month before the season, I took it off. But that picture was always in my head and I could visualize it. Also, deer move and will jump the string, even at 20 yards. If you're going to "miss your spot" miss it exactly like you did. They will move into the arrow pretty much every time. It's amazing how much they actually move. Keep doing what you're doing. 👍
Yes, good to take into consideration.
=) Very nice practice Real Deal Allie D, noticing that your draw, form, release, even watching your eyes while you sight is excellent shooting focus, all have improved-looking fluid and natural. Keep going!
Thank you!
Good job! One minor tip that might help while traveling up the ladder is to cinch up the safety rope (if its not the same as your bow-pull-up-cord) at the bottom to prevent it from pulling up when pushing up the prussic. That way you can use one hand instead of 2 to adjust the prussic. And yeah as others have said, practice shooting from a seat on the ground will help before moving higher in the tree.
For sure. Good tip!
Nice, your draw and form seem to have improved alot keep at it you're doing great always improving great channel
Thank you very much!
I have to agree with the not bending at the waist !but thats some good groups for trying out keep up the good work❤️🙏
Thanks Chuck!
Nice shooting - good safety tips & take it easy don't hurt your shoulder
Thanks Ron!
Love your videos Ali
Thanks Ashy!
Love the bow build videos and the growth of the channel and you as an archer. Just got my daughter a Bear Cruzer Lite last week and we've been shooting everyday. She's at 20lbs draw and just have to fine tune it now.... But the whole time we shoot we're swatting away bugs lol.
That so cool. Im sure she loves it!
Great video
Thanks for watching!
Shooting good groups but I noticed you're not bending your waist..youre dropping your bow arm to aim at the target.Thats the reason for not finding your anchor point..Bending at the waist keeps the bow arm in line with the pull arm/ sholder..Keeps everything in line.
Thanks for the feedback!
@@OutdoorsAllie welcome Allie
Not bending at the waist and droping your arm not good
Michael T agreed!
the easiest way to think about it specially while training is that your arm/shoulders are all one piece and give you your elevation of the shot. the way I ingrained it into my shooting was to make yourself into a T, look down my left arm (bow arm) and tilt the T keeping it all in line.
many hunters wont practice from there tree stand and then wonder why they bricked a shot...great video !
Thanks for watching!
Badass video 🤘❤💯
Thanks Dwaine!
Great video Allie I have been shooting 6 arrows every day great job with the bow work!
More than me at the moment!
That's ok lol I have always had a problem with target panic so I try to shoot a few every day
Great job Allie! 👍 the shot placement on the 3D is fine because deer in many instances at 20+ yards will hear that string and arrow flight before impact creating them to tense up, drop their backs a bit (sometimes 6-8”). Yes, then can hear the arrow. Had your shot impacted same location on a whitetail while they’re dropping, you’re hitting lungs. And if they don’t drop, you have yourself a heart shot. If you Aim any higher, you risk a spine shot or even worse, over top and miss. No Bueno 🙂👍
Valid point. Thank for watching!
You should watch the Deer Shot Placement Tutorial video by Ranch Fairy. It really has a good depiction of deer anatomy and where to aim. Also good explanation of why.
Your arrow placement on the first round as im writing this is great in my opinion. Check out the Ranch Fairy video on his compilation of animals jumping the string. You are way better off to be hitting where you ended up and them reacting than being higher and they react putting you in no mans land. Great video. you are definitely an asset to the bowhunting community.
Thanks for the feedback!
Hi Allie for the target I use a red sharpie for the heart and orange for the lungs.
I like that idea!
You know what gets my cake baked? No girly nails. AWESOME!! Great vid cheers!
Thanks for watching!
DOING GOOD ! THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE FROM GROUND TO TO TREE LEVEL FROM WHAT I SEE ! TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF SO YOU CAN GO DO WHAT YOU LOVE DOING !
BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU BOTH &THE PUP ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !
Thanks David!
Shooting very well keep it up - aim small! Also looking like you're incorporating back tension to fire instead of the trigger finger - a huge improvement over the past year! Really like seeing you trying to shoot from different positions but don't forget to have Nick move the target... maybe a really hard quartering away, which would surprise you how far back you poi should be - think of where you want the arrow to exit. Hope to see you practice from a saddle.
For sure.
Great video, I have my bow set at 2" high at ground level. Being I don't bow hunt on the ground. For me, it's good out to 40 yards. I wouldn't shoot out a deer over 40 anyways.
Buenos tiros de az
Nice video. I just got some great advice from John Dudley at TAC in CO this weekend
Damn, wish i was there!
As you move from spot to spot you need to make sure you put your tree stand at the same height every time or use a range finder to a ground marker so you know the distance. Isn't it amazing the difference between shooting standing and seated. Your body's leverage is all changed.
Awesome ^^
I'm glad you liked it
I love outdoor activities and I love cooking too ^^
What's the best bow for beginners?
Remember to stup at the waist when shooting from an elevated stand. Otherwise you change your bow arm and will have a tendency to shoot high. Just a suggestion.
I appreciate the feedback!
You're compensating for the angle by changing the angle between your bow arm and your torso. Try keeping the angle between your bow arm and torso at 90 degrees and instead compensate for the angle by bending at the waist. Your shots will be more accurate and consistent that way. It keeps your anchor and your peep and sight housing alignment consistent.
Thanks for the feedback!
Enjoy your vids 👍🏼 I didn’t hear you mention or see it stated in other comments, about how high is your tree stand because different heights change the angle of the shot?
Thanks for watching. This one was hung at about 18 feet this year. It had a slight downward slope too so it made it feel even higher!
Aim small, miss small!
Looks like the deer in your area are going to have to look over their shoulder this season!
LOL
I hear a "buzz" when you release. I'd say take the quiver off. I can't see the string silencers but I use either the "puff ball" ones or cat whiskers.
Thanks for the feedback!
Hey Allie, you may already know this since you said “a bright green dot on a black target”, but it you don’t, you should check out the Sevr target. It’s kinda killer. Self healing foam, bigger than a rinehart, and can take field points and broadheads... oh, and it’s black with bright green dots lol
I'll look into it!!
This video teach me a lots hope to get a deer
Good luck out there!
I would advise not to aim higher........why you might ask. Nearly all deer drop some at the shot noise of an arrow. Thank you Allie again for another wonderful and educational vid
Thanks for watching!
Good video another thing you can do is too put multiple targets out there at different distances and angles to give you different shoting options. All in all i think you are doing great.
Yes, that would be a blast!
What is that rope thing called you hook in on the ground and slide the knot up as you climb the stand so you are always hooked in?
A lifeline. Muddy makes it
Hey Allie! Have you tired a side bar? I know they helped get rid of target panic! And it helps me hold my bow a lot better!
I havent, but i have considered.
"Aim Small-miss Small." Benjamin Martin...(Mel Gibson. The Patriot) Works well for both British Soldiers and White Tails. ;)
Truth!
Enjoyed your bow build videos. What kind of 3D stand is that?
Thank you! Heres the stand...
amzn.to/3foWScH
Nice groupings. I'm very un-happy with my last loosing. Thought the new sight would have helped but,....noooo! Looking at your thumb release vid. Your very good for time off. Suggest: "warm up for archery" by world archery demonstrated by Naomi Folkard. I have a bum shoulder too so take it from a failed PTA student heat before activity, cool pack after.
Definitely worth warming up.
@@OutdoorsAllie at least you have Nick? To give you a shoulder massage beforehand, lol😂👍.
Good video Ali I'm not hunting at all this year I hope it's okay that I watched anyway LOL🐝
Why not?!?!
@@OutdoorsAllie well I went and got me a little part time job as a security guard oh well
Good point , while you was a paramedic , i was breaking arms and ankles climbing up scotland , where i was actually a dive medic , mixed gas diver , happy days , apart from the broken bones climbing when the sea was too rough to dive ..where i learnt aim hogh if shooting high aim low if shooting low
Aim small, miss small!! I think the reason your struggling from an elevated position is because of your body position. You need to bend from the waist. I start by drawing like I'm shooting horizontal, then I focus on maintaining my "T" position as I bend at the waist. The keeps me from dropping my bow arm. After I've practiced a lot. I can start bent at the waist and then draw my bow. Kudos to actually practicing from your hunting positions. Most hunters don't and then wonder why they miss. Keep it up!!
Thanks for the feedback David!
@@OutdoorsAllie Can't wait for the next bow video. I can't watch the food ones because it just makes me hungry!! :)
could you give some info on what you"re doing for your shoulder health, I need some help on my shoulders specifically. maybe do a video on it?
Thanks for the suggestion Gary! I will get something together.
You should check out delta mckenzie's real world buck. It has all the vitals on it and it pivots when you shoot for different shot placement. It is a great tool to have. I have bad target panic when I'm shooting at a dot vs shooting shot placement.
I'll check it out!
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isn't safe to stretch into the sky?
Your videos are great.I yousta hunt with a compound from a tree.Im older and have MS now I use a crossbow from a ground blind.Totally different I miss the bow tree stand and big confidence in the gear.You have that swagger it's awesome to see the preparation and confidence you've got.Aim small miss small. keep on keeping on!
Thanks for watching. Im glad to hear you're still getting out there!
You should practice on a seat on the ground I think that would help
Ground blind
Allie! Do you have any suggestions on how to start liking the taste of deer? I grew up in a businessman family! My dad never hunted.
Try eating ground, its hard to recognize it from beef, especially if some beef fat was added. But I really like it pure.
With loin, I like making steaks in a cast skillet. Use butter as oil. Cook steaks not to complete doneness and remove. Add julienned onion, green pepper, and mushrooms (canned or fresh). Cook till onions are translucent. At this point you can season with salt, black pepper, and Italian seasoning mix. Then add loins back for final cooking. Or you could season at the end. Its best to use a 12+ inch skillet but can get it done with a 10 1/2”.
I’ve had round steaks but are hard to cook. They are very tough. I’ve had slow cooked with red wine, beef broth, and vegetables. I prefer roasting in oven with just vegetables but its pretty tough to cut and chew. I need to experiment with marinades that break down muscle like pineapple juice and another product that starts with a “c” but escapes my memory.
All good suggestions!
Thank you everyone
Omg !! Ally you can now hunt a sasquatch in Canada!! Love watching your vids💐
hahahah one day!
I'm new to bow and arrows keep making videos I like thank you
Glad you like them!
Hey Allie what Muddy Tree Stand are you using in this video?
This was the Boss Elite. I like it alot!
What hunting bow would you recommend for someone who has little experience?
This is a solid starter. Highly adjustable.
amzn.to/390lN3J
I definitely want to practice more in a tree stand too!! But since I don’t have a good one to practice out of I just stand on my boyfriends tool box😂
hahahahah thats great.
awesome good idea , try to shoot in different positions
No doubt.
One thing your doing is moving your release hand keep it tight as possible and if you film yourself you’ll see see you don’t move it much but sometimes you move it more then others try record and sink your shot with the film a see your results of shot to the movement
Thanks for the feedback Bruce.
Outdoors Allie your welcome that actually was one of my problems not that I was not I was I won some amateur tournaments when I was a teenager I compound bows were just coming out and the 1st release was available it help me tremendously given I was use to just use my thre fingers with finger guards
Try putting a self-sticking bull's-eye circle on your deer heart to help give you a better visual.
Good idea!
I really like your videos. I have to disagree with you about getting away with aiming high vs low. I have been bow hunting for over 20yrs and I am telling you from experience. Anytime you are shooting from a elevated stand (over 10ft or so) and the deer is at 20yds or farther, you should ALWAYS aim at the lower 1/3 portion of the deer. Even if you are shooting a really fast bow. A deer can lower itself in a split second. You can get away with it if the wind is blowing of there's some road noise etc. Hit a few high in the back and you will understand what I'm saying. Other than that...great video.
Thanks for the feedback Tony!
Thanks for shooting from a tree stand but from a seated position cause I’m going to have to shoot from a seated position cause I’m a double amputee below the knee so won’t be standing much
So happy to hear you're still getting out in the woods! Thanks for watching!
Stabbing at the trigger is no bueno. Using a back tension or a resistance or pull through release is mucho better. Carter Chocolate lite 3 or 4 finger is a very popular release for hunters. Stan element trio. Amazing release. It's what I use. Or the nock. On archery silver back 2 finger.
Will you be “Saddle” hunting this season?
Absolutely.
I'm wondering how many hunters get hurt setting up new tree stands. Not likely any safety ropes being used.
Im sure quite a few. Ive heard horror stores.
Hey Allie how high up was you up?
Around 18 ft.
@@OutdoorsAllie thanks!
Try a shot 10yds from the base of the tree. Your 20 yd pin wont work and you better have your 3rd axis set!
Thanks for the idea!
Nice shooting! Based on your ground practice, it looks like you are going to be busting nocks and ruining arrows with groups like that.
Thanks Ross!
Just remember deer drop at the shot so where you may think ur to low you may be perfect
Good point.
one thing I would REALLY like to see someone do (seen it in a more confusing video), is to show the 1/4 and 3/4 angling shots and how you have to re-imagine where the lungs and heart are. so many times Ive seen wanna be hunters shoot as tho their target is printed on the side of the animal. ok you hit the outline of the heart, but because you are at 1/4 or 3/4 shot you missed all the vitals. when I am shooting at game I imagine almost as tho like a movie using x-ray vision or in a game replay where the position of the hear and lungs move around inside of the animal, and my shots must compensate for that. your actual target is not the deer but more like a target inside of a box. you must hunt and shoot in a 3 dimensional world.
Thanks for the idea Brett!
Where’s the saddle???
Collecting dust at the moment. It will be in full swing this fall though!
I would go hunting with u any day .......
Have you seen an actual skeleton of a deer with organs....picture. the shot placement can be placed farther forward in the shoulder than you would think, as to not get a gut shot.
Agreed. Depending on the leg/scapula position as well.
It is poor practice to point your bow up in the draw. All it takes is a bump on the trigger and your arrow will fly hundreds of yards hitting who knows what. I learned it the hard way. Since then I always draw my bow pointing down encase of a miss fire it is in a safe direction. I enjoy your videos. Thanks
Didn’t anyone els cringe at that carabiner etiquette of her screwing up vs down “always screw down, so you don’t screw up”. Does take some getting used to.
Oh... it was fixed on the way down.
Good shooting but something notice you are doing is you are dropping your bow arm to aim.try drawing completely horizontal and then bend at the waist,instead of dropping your arm.i bet you will see a difference in your groups. You are getting away with it at distance, but at closer ranges let's say eight to ten yards if you just drop your arm to aim I promise you will shoot four to six inches high.
Not trying to harsh on you or anything just trying to let a fellow hunter learn from my mistakes. I missed the biggest buck of my life at ten yards. And it was from dropping my bow arm instead of bending at the waist.
Keep shooting girl and keep at it.
Thanks for the feedback Thomas!
you need to aim low on a deer ,cuz they jump the sting. if you dont you could miss or make a bad hit all together.
Aim small miss small
Aim small, miss small
You want to get better get that fricking wriststrap off and put a Carter or Stan in your hand.
Please don't do what you were talking about at 2:37. You need to be very confident of location or who are you going to pay to spray paint or put a dot on the deer? LOL
My brother-in-law went deer hunting (rifle) back in 1974in Pennsylvania and couldn't believe how many cows and bulls were painted with COW on them and still a few of them got shot and turned in at the DNR Check station as being deer. LOL
LOL Jeez