Chris Bee & Kaitlyn Maus at the WCB Studio! 

Chris I love your realization of how hunting is evolving. Sad deal how money is so involved. I have tried my best to get land for my kids to hunt. Hopefully my grandkids will be able to hunt as they grow old. See you and Kaitlynn again at the Iowa deer classic. Your view of the LA of the deer world is definitely keeping it REAL. Stay grounded and keep thinking of others. It will pay off in the long run.

Chris Bee…gives great hope to our sport of archery….his industry concerns are spot on….Chris keep these thoughts and concerns for the average hunter…you’ll be instrumental in the future for those who have no voice…Good Luck & God Bless you and Kaitlyn

Wow this is a great podcast…the subjects and the conversations are great…we have it on loop in the shop today…many people writing down the addy to watch later…great job…Chris and Kaitlyn are great..hope they do come back on at some time…😊

I totally agree w/ chris bee on uping the poundage and coming down on the arrow weight. I also hunt western south dakota so the benefit of a flatter arrow and more forgiving is more of a priority than 2% more kinetic energy for a higher arching arrow. I'd be intersted to see you test the setup that chris is talking about this year and come back with your findings on another podcast!

53:39 2002 Pennsylvania imposed antler restrictions. It has taken over 20 years to see widespread affect from the regulation by that had one of the largest positive effects on dear numbers, especially maturity in the state..

Chris is a really cool dude. I’ve met him a couple times at both NASP nationals and worlds when I was competing. It’s been so cool seeing his success since then

Chris and the lady are as legit and respectful as they come. BA episode 🤘🏻

Hell yeah! Another great one boys!🇺🇸

Chris bee is a good guy man! And and Inspiration on all people man same with Kaitlyn I’ve met them abt Lancaster Archrey and the Total Archrey challenge they’re just Awesome people!

I'm a chick that listens 😂 I'm a bowhunter here in Illinois, but I don't film my hunts, I don't post much of my hunts on my socials. Most of my posts are the scenery from a tree. I don't harvest a deer every year and I'm sure a lot of guys will give me crap because of that and they may say that I'm not really hunting or really a hunter but I'm out there and I hunt alone. I've only been hunting since 08 even I was 34, so I learned pretty much on my own and I'm still learning.

1:40...Chris I believe is right on about speed vs weight. I experimented on hard foam target with Identical broadheads, 68lbs, 340 spine and 200 spine, 440g to 727g. It was surprising that the arrows penetrated the new hard foam target nearly identical. The chrono results were 275fps and 220fps. I found that to be amazing, so Chris is right on. Those were both extremes, I tried everything in between.

Guys I really like your podcast great information. I'm a big fan of Kaitlyn and Chris. It would be great to allow my grandkids to watch this with me.But the language keeps that from happening.

Absolutely I had how our gun season is in Illinois they need to push it back to the first week of December and have it for Saturday to a Saturday one week of gun season and that’s it

Have 320 acres in the Flint Hills in Kansas (out of state), and I believe the way Kansas does it these days is great for not just the hunting but the aging of whitetail. Im seeing more and more mature bucks every year.. i do wish the state would give land owners a cull tag though.

I would say to have that extra distance from a 400-500 grain arrow and higher poundage would be more important than a 600-700 grain arrow because what if the chance of a lifetime was just 10-15 yards to far for that massive arrow

I shoot a white-tail at 25 yards with a 60lb phase 4 and a 370-380 grain arrow and a G5 deadmeat. perfect shot went right through, blood sprayed everywhere and deer dint go 20 yards. just another example for the people still contemplating there arrow!

When we all start out hunting it’s with a gun of some kind and get told right behind the front shoulder that works, with a stick and string you allow for slightly off I’m 60 started bow hunting at 20 and took a few years to realize it’s always different shooting at the real animal than a target you can’t duplicate that on a range . Nerves e make you do crazy things!

Did Chris Bee happen to note which broadhead he used on his moose? G5 Deadmeat? Fixed blade?

We see the same thing for land that is good for ducks in Arkansas that you are talking about around 38:00

Chis is SO SPOT ON about arrow weight and FOC!!!! FOC stands for Fing Over Complicated! LOL

Chris and Kaitlyn are archers and hunters who do social media which is what I love. The ones I can stand are social media guys and girls who use hunting or archery to get likes.

Yall keep bringing up the topic of less ground/more hunters. Wanna add more huntable ground and improve the health of the deer herd? Water quality and flood mitigation projects seem go be the best chance and have the highest impact on a large scale. Hunters are already responsible for protecting the a good chunk of the remaining fragments of natural habitat in ag country

Much respect to Mr. Bee, nothing against him, but I respectfully disagree about the arrows. It seems to me fairly obvious that a heavier projectile (flying straight and accurate) is going to be harder to stop all else equal. And if it’s harder to stop, it’s going to go further thru whatever it hits. I did a water jug penetration test and that’s exactly what my test showed. But at the end of the day everyone’s gotta do what they gotta do. Great pod. Sub’d

420 grains to 450 grains is money

Bailey Road

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Dorothy Hollow

This aged well, lol

sry chris ive hit them in the center of the shoulder bone and my 650 grain arrow I had at the time went through it so thats not true thats kinda the point your arrow wont make it but mine did make and that buck went 35ish yards

I think that the hunting community on RU-vid has been positive to promote hunting and making manufacturers get better. I started watching Midwest Whitetail and the Drury's then THP and found Chris Bee and Kaitlyn Maus in 2020. I love these channels except Midwest Whitetail changed so I watch Bill Winke now. I stopped watching the Drury's because of the whole BIG farm concept was not relevant to me. To be honest the Kansas Chris Bee buck is one of the top videos. Kaitlyn's swoops wow! Also I wrecked my shoulder in TaeKwonDo so I have to use a crossbow or don't hunt, no brainer! My wife is from Howell Michigan just up the street from Hartland! I am from Northern Michigan.

2:07:23 well this aged like milk…

Baseball is gay >.< hahahaha

her and sydney wells are the 2 most beautiful ladies doing the hunting thing when your that pretty and smart you dont have to show skin I mean ima look if they do lol but im glad they dont and stay respectable ladies

hitting where you aim well of course but did the animal get that memo to pose for the shot, come on these animals move and move pretty fast. again best shot turns into not a great shot and I would keep your 900 grain arrow that thing will be crazy with a sharp cut on contact head there is a video of a woman hitting I think a bison with some crazy heavy arrow and 35-40 pound bow zips through that thing like butter at 20 yards my 3D bow shoots my target arrow 428 grians in the same spot as my hunting arrow of 550 grains its not even an inch off past that yea it drops off but thats why we site in and have a range finder

Great podcast but it really sucks I can’t listen to it with my daughter in the truck. Cmon guys, does the language really have to be this bad?

Everybody hating on Josh Bowmar lol. I will say, before I watched his interviews and heard his story, the guy definitely seems like he’s a grade A douche canoe. I may be an outlier but the guy seems alright to me lol. Kind of feel bad for him. His “poaching charges” validate peoples feelings I think but people would hate him regardless lol.

You say you want new kids getting into hunting but at the same time you drive up the price by leasing all private land. Not really room on public or people can't afford to drive to public hunting land. Plus over hunted land the chances drop. Kids are not wanting to hunt if theirs no animals

its not harder to tune a heavy arrow thats more BS its the same as any other arrow tuning wtf

Chris seems like a cool dude - great conversation. But he definitely sounds like a guy that’s never worked a 9-to-5.

Loved the podcast but Chris is wrong about the arrows and the heavy high FOC arrows with a fixed single bevel broadhead and their affect are not conjecture. The Ashby studies are extensive and well documented. Pass throughs on Cape Buffalo with 45 lbs recurve bows would not be happening with light arrows and expandable broadheads on a regular basis. Chris claims that the Ranch Fairy etc don't know, but compared to Dr Ashby's studies, what does Chris know? He has nowhere near the experience.

WTF?! Why would you pull my comment? All I did was compliment you guys on the content. I know where I'm not wanted.. unsubscribed

love chris but his arrow choice is shit give me 550 grains for deer all day long flys fast out of my bow 285 fps out of 79 pounds 29 inch draw mathews even if it was slower they work way better ive been hunting as long as chris has been alive and killed way more deer then him I went the fast light arrows and mech. broadheads after many many non pass throughs and failed broadheads went to a more heavy arrow and a cut on contact head now I dont have that issue and he can say its shot placement but deer move so you can make the best shot in the world but when that animal moves your perfect shot is now a bad shot or a hard bone shot my arrow will still do the job his might or might not I will take my arrow over his anyday and the drop is a non issue thats been proven and the KE is more at 50 then his at 20 also proven. wonder how we killed deer with our old slow bows and we did it well if your shooting deer at 60 yards then you suck at bow hunting and need help or get a gun..