I need to take my bow to get out in the woods and shoot again. In the last year, interest has dropped, and I need to do something about that. It's great fun when is out there with friends. Great video guys.
Great video... You guys look like you had a lot of fun. But I don't have a any fu*king clue where all the arrows hit ...🤷♂ Thanks for showing and please keep the good work up 👍 (zoome is you'r friend)
would have been a interesting video if you had showed the arrow placement up close after each round, even a still shot.... otherwise we have no idea how accurate you guys are, or how accurate its possible to be with instinctive.
Thank you for the video you did a great job. That is a hard event to video as there are so many moving parts at one time and you're trying to shoot as well.
The best archers aim. It is more consistent then "instinctive" which is why it was taught by the Chinese, Turks, Ottomans etc especially for long range shooting during peacetime and war
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 I can feel comfortable shooting on a course like that with a group of guys like that although 30 is somewhat pushing my comfort limit. The course by me is really setup for compound shooters and that keeps me from participating. I know that sounds stupid. What can I say. Love your content and watching you shoot instinctively.
I don’t know if Howard would approve of the Thunder Child or not. But, I sure love to shoot mine. If I’m sitting in a tree or ground blind. I’m taking my Thunder Child.
Some of you are using pocketquivers here ( Jeff and one other guy). Are you happy with them, like when walking up and down hills or so? I think about buying one myself instead of a Bowquiver ( for 3D archery)
I have shot the same tournament a dozen times or more, when you have a large group you slow everyone up behind you, it is supposed to be a 4 person max. One disabled afghan vet friend of mine who shot this year said the long waits because of big groups took a toll on him and his ability to compete well. Please be considerate of other shooters who aren't as physically able as you are. If you had two groups of three you could move right along. In the past I have asked a bunch of large groups if they would split up, one was group of 9 that lost a lot of arrows and looked for them a long time.