Search results

Yes, IBO speed ratings are pretty much worthless. I have watched many bows chronoed at IBO specs and they usually shoot 10-20 FPS slower than rated. Not to mention that 350 grains is usually a weak spine for 70 pounds and 30" draw.

I would check eastons calculator on their website. I am thinking 250ish. 300 sounds weak for the poundage and weight up front and draw length.

Yes most have angle and trig built in. Most rangefinders, even higher dollar range finders are not made for great precision on close yardages.

Are you shooting the rifle free hand? LOL just joking In both cases equipment, exact yardage, and knowledge all come together to produce phenomenal results. Both are a lot of fun!

For those of you who are wondering if this is relevant at all, I now think this cost me a buck last year.( I never quit reflecting and thinking on how to get better) My old range finder reads 33 - 34 on a black block target when it is really 30 yards measured distance. So, when I set my pins up...

50 bu/acre x $15 a bushel... gives a rough starting place if they hit more $/bu then figure that. Him leaving a few acres if he is a big farmer may not affect him much, but if he is smaller than it will hurt his APH. Which in turn could cost him crop insurance money down the road if he has a...

I was kinda hoping it would be my turn for a giant!:D

Harvested by my great nephew. He went 184 and change.

Shot IQ by Joel Turner. He is a shooting instructor and has studied psychological roots of target panic. It truly is mind over matter. You have to stay in control and squeeze the shot off. NO MATTER WHAT!!!!

My boys and I will be trying out the Stan Onnex resistance releases on deer this year. It is Like your silverback. Dudley makes a back strap release. It is an index but is also a tension release.

Keep making videos! We love watching them.

Yes 1000 yards with rifle Is comparable to 100 with a bow.

I never questioned any of our range finders until this summer. My 10 year olds bow used to max out at 38 yards for a sight pin. If deer was 38 yards he nailed it. If it was 40 he would completely miss low. The r100 shoot they just went to had targets out to 67 and they both nailed em. Built in...

SinceTackett and Wyatt entered the world of 3D archery shooting this summer we discovered that range finders aren’t all the same. I figured that 50 yards and under they would all be pretty accurate. At the state championship this year Tackett’s $99 range finder read a target at 33 yards. He...

In less than two months we have went from never having been to a shoot to pulling off a state title. Tackett has taken 1 st in 4/4 shoots. Two of those he competed in the men’s class and still won them. Wyatt has taken 1st in 3/4 shoots. The state shoot was the only one he didn’t take a first...

Latest update. This has been a whirlwind. Our 4th 3D shoot was an ASA state qualifier. Our fifth shoot was the state championship. My 13 year old managed to pull off what I imagined was wishful thinking.

I was the same way back in the late 70s. Fingers and instinctive. They are both pumped for deer season more than anything this year. Which is a good thing.

Well I took the boys to their first actual scored 3D event. I had to switch out their sliders for multi pins. My 10 year old shot from some white stakes that were 20 yards and under with unknown distances. There were 40 targets, and he took 1st place with a 353. My 13 year old entered in the...

Enjoy your kids NOW! Time flies and you will wish you could go back. I just rediscovered this video that made just two years ago. Amazing how fast they get big.

But I did get you to click and reply on the thread. :) (Title is clickbait) No we won’t be taking long shots on deer. Both of these boys have killed many deer with bow, gun, and even pistol. This video is not a fluke. They can shoot very very well. This past winter the two of them took turns on...