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Just got home! Pod coming soon

We have tried a little bit. We are technologically remedial. And Cameras ain't cheap!

Thank you! We've had a lot of action already!

@@zr1daddy14 thanks 🤙

Your Pop pop would be so damn proud of you son

He's the GOAT

And moss man's!

Great point. Can be hard to find a place to resole boots though. New castle farmers market does it. Crispis are cemented?

​From what I can gather yes. They don't explicitly state storm or Goodyear or handsewn on their construction process. That might not be true of all models but from a cursory glance at a few it would seem they cement. Cemented boots are fine, but there's a reason that Chinese sneakers use it too. They capitalizing on the fact that their marketing is good and it's expensive and "made in Italy" so people just assume they're great because they don't know any better. Cemented shoes have pros and cons but they shouldn't be on a pair of $400 boots unless they are rain boots or the like. And anytime a shoe company brags about "made in Italy" is a red flag too, due to it being synonymous with quality shoes, even tho they generally outsource their materials from cheaply sweated markets in the third world, and then pay Giuseppe to glue them together so they can cheat foreign trade regulations on where something is made. Also Italy is the China of shoes to an extent because they can be manufactured there for cheap. So unless your shoes are handmade they are not worth $400 bucks from Italy. And Crispi is banking on all their "technology" about their boots. Well it doesn't matter because EVERY waterproof membrane will fail at some poin. While plain leather boots with grease will be just a waterproof and can be made so indefinitely as long as your grease them every so often. The main conclusion is that those boots are solving problems that never existed and making money hand over fist off of gullible idiots who can't be bothered to do some research and are easily suckered from marketing. @@doublelungarchery7493

Well said sir 👏

Right on. Some of these brands are outrageously expensive for no good reason.

Appreciate it! New Zealand sounds like a hell of a place to hunt! What kind of game do you pursue there?

@@doublelungarchery7493 Reds, Sika and Fallow deer, no limits, year round. But we have a lot of hunting pressure because of that, which makes for some extremely rewarding kills when you do get them though. Been enjoying your Sika content - pretty new to me, so your tips have been real helpful man. Doing my best to get my first Sika buck - but still getting whistled at for now - I'll get one down soon enough. Keep up the great content, entertaining and useful as hell, and makes those long drives to the mountains fly by.

Hell yeah brother! Sika are incredible animals. Hard to hunt. How big are the ones in New Zealand?

​@@doublelungarchery7493 Pretty big man, further in the bush you go the bigger they get. The ones further from the campsites are more curious and less spooked. Makes for some real fun and interesting hunts. Do you guys always hunt from treestands? we bushstalk here, which for a lot of us means hunting in socks or zero-drop shoes and fleece gear for sound, and pretty low rates of success. Also handheld thermal monoculars are legal on public land too, is that a thing in the states? Really interesting to see the differences in hunting styles

Yup, I actually did the same thing a few weeks ago. Made a huge difference. How ya liking the ethos overall?

Love the bow. You guys were spot on with the other bows also. The Mathew’s was just gritty. Hoyt pulled like butter but felt imbalanced for me and the PSE had horrid hand shock. I have about 2k arrows now on the ethos and is feel the same as the day I test fired. Can’t wait till October deer season here in Michigan.

Hell yeah man our season starts September 6th here in Maryland. Got a lot more to get ready, but I'll be looking forward to letting the air out of a whitetail with the ethos!

Thanks for listening! We'll definitely touch on that in the next pod or two as we will begin building our arrows for this season.

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Hell yeah, man it is a great bow!

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Could be!

Let's go!

Perfect! I got the boat, Let's rent some scuba gear and charge em $1000 an hour to chop shit up!

@@doublelungarchery7493 we gonna be rich. We gonna be Down there a while. Haha

Yeah man its a tragedy for sure. All good on our end. We try to stay as far from the city as possible!

Any specific call brand's you'd recommend?

Yeahhhh well if you buy the rear stabilizer mount that's 200 it's over 700. So in your face!

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Right on man thanks for listening! And congratulations on a good season. We haven't hunted Assy much but it's on our radar. Any advice?

Thanks for the info bro! Ill keep an eye out for some laphroaig. And ill definitely look intonsome ski resorts in new hampshire. Soinds like my kind of skiing!

The crown bags are a classic. Ive used em a time or two myself!

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We were actually hoping to do 2025. But good luck to yall! How do the point units work in colorado?

@@doublelungarchery7493 some draw units surprisingly don’t require any points to draw out, some 2 points and some up to 25 points depending how “high quality” or secluded the unit is. But it is a step up from OTC compared to a 2 or 3 point unit.

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This video may make more sense haha it goes into more detail.

Right on thanks for the info!

Merino wool is the tits

Right on man thanks for the recommendation. We'll check em out.

Says the cuck wasting his time commenting on a random channel. Eat shit pal

You have Tim Allen as your photo, go ride his d*ck grunt.

Happy new year!

Wow, that's awesome. Is their a huntable population of sika there? Typically here a a taxidermist can age them by tooth decay, or skull size im not sure how exactly. Congratulations on the stag!

@@doublelungarchery7493 there seems to be a good population.

Hell yeah, turn that xop into a lay z boy!

Thats a great estimate. I could see that being the case.

it's rabid, its sad how it can see everything but can't control itself.

Hell yeah, man thanks for the insight! They requure some different tactics for sure

The Mid-Season Sherpa lined jacket and sherpa lined pants. Worked great for low 40s high 30s with very little underneath. Could definitely go colder with adequate base layers

Thanks for the quick reply and info !!!

Is there a reason you wait till then?

@@doublelungarchery7493 little fear of darkness lol but mainly because I’ve fallen in multiple holes out there and just don’t like only having a headlight. The twilight and walking slow I’ve killed 3 doing it.

Great perspective. It's about the pursuit, not just the outcome!

Yeah man we did good. New pod is coming soon! Good luck to ya!