Bare Shaft Tuning a Recurve Bow | The Setup

This is the second in a two part series that Cody Butler is putting together for us on how to setup and then bare shaft tune his new Hoyt Satori recurve bow. Cody plans to hunt with this bow this season in both Nebraska and Kansas and will be sharing his story with the Bowhunting Whitetails viewers.
Information on the Hoyt Satori: hoyt.com/recurve-bows/satori-...

[@billward6478]

Great video, one tip or combination of two in one is I either like to bare shaft ever so slightly weak to account for my feathers and wraps adding weight to the tail end and effectively stiffening the shaft slightly or I add enough electrical tape on the tail end to weigh exactly what my wraps and feathers would

[@Leehealy-wheninthewoods]

Glad to see you’ve got a trad bow on the channel now! It’s been cool to see how relevant they’ve become in the modern age of archery!

[@tdooutdoors]

All great tips right here! My advice to new traditional shooters is to not worry about bare shaft tuning until you have the proper form and arrow release. If you pluck the string every shot, you will never be able to get true arrow flight. If you are new, I would purchase "Byron Furguson- Become the arrow book". It's a great read and will teach you a lot! Happy shooting!

[@tomcierijr.1448]

Good info..👍

[@edwardclark5211]

Dream Dream Big Man!

[@PBAdventures146]

Makes me almost want to pull out my recurve again😂

[@peem3154]

Great job bro, like it, how many pounds you shoot this Axis-arrow ?

[@heavyglassglass]

Do you nock tune before doing any cutting/tip weight adjustments?

[@knolltop314]

Assumes right-hand shooter.