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@@ElkCallingAcademy for sure. Would be nice to compare though to see if it’s worth the cash. You guys are probably rolling in dough like Scrooge mcduck off your you tube videos should be no problem 😉
I bought a mile high last year after watching a past bugle tube challenge. Think I picked 4 or 5 as my favorite this year. Going to stick with the mile high.
1. 7 2. 5 3. 3 7 was definitely the best, easy to hear the crisp highs and the raspy lows lip bawls and chuckles sounded good as well. #5 was a close second as well as #3 all sounded great to me but all had subtle differences that i liked in each.
All sounded the same except # 2 was one i dont like the others are a tie. But I need you to step up your game so I know which one is best for voice bugleing. Not all of us need a reed ( training wheels) 😅
I'm 77 now been shooting for about 3p yrs not a tournament shooter just hunt I can still hit a golf tee ag 30 yrds without a peep more llight early and late side vision is better aim at a doe but now comes a buck from my left side both eyes open I see him pass the doe shoot the buck easy
After listening to all of them multiple times, I'd have to say number 7 has the best of everything. Sharp high notes and a good guttural thump. Number 1 is a close second. I'm listening on my phone, though!
I’ve never understood why anyone uses a peep sight, you can move your anchor point a substantial amount and still see through the peep. That causes you to be inaccurate. Just use your anchor point and understand that it is critical
The pin is on the right side of the string. I will also use the vertical post of the single pin as an indicator to make sure I have the string at the same spot on my nose. (Making sure the gap between the string and the vertical post of the single pin is the same each time)
What you need is proper form i have never used a peep sight or a release aid, fingers with a tab . Form, Form and practice, practice. 😊😊😊😊 end of lesson.
I have been asking the same question. I shoot trad and want to shoot compound but i feel like getting a bow with sights i might as well just shoot my rifles. hitting a target with nothing but a gloved finger release is half the challenge.
