Travis Jorgensen
Travis Jorgensen
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Arkansas Backcountry Public Land Hunt
Arkansas backcountry public land whitetail deer hunt. Backpacking into Richland Creek Ozark National Forest
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Відео

Montana Unit 316 Backcountry Elk Hunt
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Montana Unit 316 Backcountry Elk Hunt, Backpacking into the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness
Knobstone Trail Through Hike
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Through Hiking the Knobstone Trail
Sleeping Bag Test
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Testing Wiggys and Elevens sleeping bags in extreme cold temperatures
2018 Idaho Selway Backpack Hunt
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2018 Idaho Selway Unit Big Game Hunt. Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness
Colorado Mule Deer Backcountry Hunt
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2018 DIY Public Land Backcountry Colorado Mule Deer Hunting
Colorado Mule Deer Hunt
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Thoughts From Colorado Mule Deer Hunt
Unsuccessful
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Colorado Backcountry Wilderness Mule Deer Hunt
Backcountry Hunting Gear List
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Backcountry Hunting Gear List For Colorado Archery Mule Deer
Training For Backcountry Hunting
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Backpack Training For Backcountry Mule Deer Hunting
Mobile Whitetail Hunting
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Mobile Whitetail Hunting From a Lonewolf Assault
32 ACP vs 380 ACP
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Testing penetration and performance of 32 ACP vs 380 ACP vs 9mm
Traditional Archery Carbon Fiber vs Wood and Fiberglass Limbs
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Solo Custom Achery testing arrow speed from different traditional bows
Arrow Speed, Does It Matter?
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Discussing F.P.S, arrow speed and whether or not it's important
Carbon Fiber Recurve Bow
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Solo Custom Achery, Prototype carbon Fiber/ foam limb recurve bow
Laminated Recurve Bow Build
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Laminated Recurve Bow Build
Preseason Scouting And Training
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Preseason Scouting And Training
Backcountry Whitetail Hunt
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Backcountry Whitetail Hunt
Packing for a Backcountry Hunt
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Packing for a Backcountry Hunt
Revolver Hunting Practice
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Revolver Hunting Practice
Making A Recurve Mold
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Making A Recurve Mold
Customized Lone Wolf Assault
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Customized Lone Wolf Assault
Solo Custom Archery Back Country Training
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Solo Custom Archery Back Country Training
Fit To Hunt
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Fit To Hunt
yellow stone
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Solo Custom Archery

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @edwardoalvarez5566
    @edwardoalvarez5566 Місяць тому

    The 380 HAD LOW GRAIN

  • @AndrewRussell-hp9rk
    @AndrewRussell-hp9rk Місяць тому

    What a waste of a good ham 🤣

  • @johnhelbergreligionandarch3878
    @johnhelbergreligionandarch3878 3 місяці тому

    Hi buddy nice job love your explaining. How do you workout the limb drawing? Do you draw from fadeouts to tips orgo parrallelfor few inches after fadeouts then go too tips or 9 to 10 inches from tip Why I ask it makes limb stronger if there is still lot of material on limb.

  • @user-zg1zl9xx4t
    @user-zg1zl9xx4t 5 місяців тому

    Hey man so I’m building my first laminated recurve normally build self bows I was wondering if you could help me with a limb recipe for say a 55 60 lb or so I have bamboo flats and .05 and 0.04 glass for back and belly the bamboo is @1 mm thick all is 1.75 wide if you get time please let me know can’t seem to get a straight answer from anybody and I know people don’t gas every single time they make a bowl there must be some information on I’m making a 60 pound bowl. This is what I need but I can’t seem to find it anyway have a good day and thanks a lot for your videos, I like the attention to detail. Just wish I had the patience lol.

    • @travisjorgensen7890
      @travisjorgensen7890 5 місяців тому

      The bamboo is parallel not tapered? What thickness is it?

    • @user-zg1zl9xx4t
      @user-zg1zl9xx4t 5 місяців тому

      1mm I have some extra I was going to try to taper if it’s better

    • @travisjorgensen7890
      @travisjorgensen7890 5 місяців тому

      All the variables matter. So it is trial and error until you figure it out from your records. The length, width and mold will affect the results. I think you’re close with what you’ve listed. I would taper the bamboo, cut the limbs down the 1-1/2” width (after it’s glued up). If you want it shorter than 60”, it will probably be too heavy.

    • @user-zg1zl9xx4t
      @user-zg1zl9xx4t 5 місяців тому

      Thanks man I appreciate your time as soon as my ducks line up I’m gonna give it hell . Take care

  • @jmail7946
    @jmail7946 5 місяців тому

    one of the most informative vids…. made a lot if good points….👌

  • @lavida57
    @lavida57 5 місяців тому

    This was a great video to find. Been 3 years hope your good.

  • @alexperkins8361
    @alexperkins8361 7 місяців тому

    The thing is that most pocket pistols aren't plus p rated

  • @aaroncap1
    @aaroncap1 7 місяців тому

    I really appreciate you taking the time and care to share your work. I am getting set up to try to build my first laminated bow and you have a lot of good info here. Thanks man, Aaron

  • @MarkMphonoman
    @MarkMphonoman 9 місяців тому

    I have read several times that there is not much difference between the ..32 and .380. Therefore, I alternate between two of my carry weapons, a Seecamp .32 and Ruger LCP .380. p.s. waiting for a new small frame 9 millimeter to arrive. That gun will be added to the mix.

  • @charlesgarzon9401
    @charlesgarzon9401 9 місяців тому

    S-glass compositr would make a great bow composite. It is by volume the strongest material (it is just a little heavier than carbon fiber). You also have higher elasticity, would be interesting to see what that would do to a bow. But yeah weight in general would change the power more significantly -- energy in, energy out. Carbon fiber is just light and stiff for a material.

  • @robm6772
    @robm6772 11 місяців тому

    😆 waste of Ham !

  • @danemaui8259
    @danemaui8259 11 місяців тому

    Anybody that thinks small calibers can't stop a person or eliminate them is just bias due to whatever firearm they currently own. Bullets kill. Simple as that.

  • @brentwebber3412
    @brentwebber3412 Рік тому

    This is s typical hunt for 80 percent of hunters. Good see one that gives and honest preview of what its like for most public land hunters on foot. Most video's on youtube are not realistic of what most hunters face. You guys had a realistic hunt of what most people experience elk hunting in Montana on public land.

  • @davdust
    @davdust Рік тому

    welcome to the beartooths sorry Da beartooths

  • @armchairdisaster905
    @armchairdisaster905 Рік тому

    How much would you charge for carbon over bamboo, with any kind of riser wood. 40 lbs at 27 inchs?

  • @jesusyeshuaelelyonelshadai6295

    Paul Harrell bro meat target fleese bullet stop

  • @brandonholsather2171
    @brandonholsather2171 Рік тому

    The 9 mm has taken big bucks out 30 yards and taken them down within 1st minute with a double lung shot. The 9 mm can make pass through big bucks chest with ease. I mean there is videos of troghpy bucks taken out with 9 mm of course it's close range but still shows 9 mm is super powerful. I could not see a 32 acp or 380 doing that kinda damage in single shot to deers chest cavity in single shot or taking it down quickly. The whitetail buck that is.

  • @tombats6428
    @tombats6428 Рік тому

    Not the same bullet.

  • @stevejenkins9984
    @stevejenkins9984 Рік тому

    I love 32acp it gets shit on buts its proven itself already! Great video and unique I love this stuff thanks!

  • @danielmcguire7708
    @danielmcguire7708 Рік тому

    Excellent work. What about building a form for making recurve?

  • @mikelawson3683
    @mikelawson3683 Рік тому

    Thanks!

  • @johnburke5687
    @johnburke5687 Рік тому

    Got a Korean horseback re-curve carbon and love it, my friends think its a joke or a toy. As long as you dont twist it. No worrying about it.

  • @observo-escucho-analizo6750

    You can make a video using the same bullet in each caliber... with good research results.

  • @andrejochimsen3478
    @andrejochimsen3478 Рік тому

    nice..

  • @michaelbaldini8554
    @michaelbaldini8554 Рік тому

    No Wolves, no bears, no elk, no deer But....There was definitely a Savage on the mountain!!!

  • @glenmo1
    @glenmo1 Рік тому

    My 4 carry guns nowadays ..Ruger lc9sPRO 9mm -10%of the time .. the other 70 % I carry..my Taurus TCP .380 loaded with Corbon DPX .all copper hollows ..or my 11oz Smith & Wesson 342 air light centennial .TI (titanium cylinder) .38 sp .HST .+p.38 130 gr... Both in my right hand jeans pocket and a DeSantis Superfly pocket holster.. the other 20% of the time when I'm wearing lightweight shorts or lightweight dress pants is my Kel-Tec p32..GEN #1 ... Extremely reliable and accurate up to 50 ft...7oz unloaded .. this gun I could clip to the waistband of my tighty whitey bvds if I wanted to walking around the house 🤣🤣.. I recommend FMJ hardball 32.. as you do not want the rim lock problem you get with shorter hollow points and you want penetration

  • @keithtate1241
    @keithtate1241 Рік тому

    I have a 9mm and a 40cal in an IWB holster in my EDC rotation and carry one of my 380 pistols for a pocket backup. My 32acp is a little too big for pocket carry but I am accurate with it and have carried it on occasion. Thanks for the video and keep shooting 😊.

  • @make-it-work4u
    @make-it-work4u Рік тому

    I guess you have to think if a 32 hollow point goes thru rib and stops at 4 inches inside any part of a body your going down thats probably around 100 lbs of energy that is a good home defense round. no over penatration thats my two cents.

  • @aaronwilcox6417
    @aaronwilcox6417 Рік тому

    Is this as bad as the Selway?

  • @Treemaster16
    @Treemaster16 Рік тому

    I am confident carrying a .32 acp with hard ball. My carry gun of choice is a .38 super 1911 but shot placement is the most important thing

  • @seanjorgenson8064
    @seanjorgenson8064 Рік тому

    It's clean efficient arrow flght. T he new materials add stability and quicker recovery. Clean flight more penetration.

  • @ginosartor8975
    @ginosartor8975 Рік тому

    I have bad arthritis so I love my little 32s that I have I have a Kel-Tec p32 and I have a nice old Beretta model 81 which is a 12 shot 32 and very accurate I love them both

  • @pagantorres7284
    @pagantorres7284 Рік тому

    32.ACP Walther PP is my choice, because it is what I carry.

  • @zekeshow3769
    @zekeshow3769 Рік тому

    I needed to hear that... I’m thinking about changing up the typical whitetail hunt and go backpack style. Need adventure!

  • @techjunkie3916
    @techjunkie3916 Рік тому

    From the experience I've had. Ball rounds are the way to go with the smaller calibers. Less snag points when feeding due to non over penetrating, when shot placement is used...if there is time to place your shot.

    • @DomRivers67
      @DomRivers67 Рік тому

      Shooting them in the little finger or earlobe with a 45 isn't going to somehow be better than a 32, so shot placement is no more or less important with either calibre One shot, centre mass, at personal defense range, with a 32....will do it, and more besides Probably the most popular calibre with military officers and police of the last 100 years. Of course, everyone is a tactical John Wick these days, and need at least 13 rounds of 380 to...I dunno, take on Yakuza in a dramatically lit bath house?....or some crap. Get shot in the big toe with a 22 short and you'll lose interest in someones wallet tbh lol

    • @techjunkie3916
      @techjunkie3916 Рік тому

      @@DomRivers67 But you still proved my point. Shot placement. Center mass. Still shot placement. A bullet is a bullet. True. But the caliber and area of entry does make a difference. No argument here. And who said little finger or earlobe? Lmao! If someone chose those they already lost the battle of wit. Now if it's your only available target then you have to do what you have to do.

  • @lylegill8146
    @lylegill8146 Рік тому

    Headed in this same area this year. Looks like the wild fire are tearing that place up. Hope we can get in.

  • @adkbuck
    @adkbuck Рік тому

    Thanks Travis. Very Helpful and very well presented!

  • @jimwilder5578
    @jimwilder5578 Рік тому

    Hey Travis I hope you can read my crazy text. 62" marked Viking.

  • @jimwilder5578
    @jimwilder5578 Рік тому

    Hey Travis need some help to identify my boato identify my bow 62" pound it is marked Viking thank you

  • @robertramirez2076
    @robertramirez2076 Рік тому

    Dude! You talk too long! Show the results and get it over with!!!

  • @NYPrepper
    @NYPrepper 2 роки тому

    I got a tag in this zone, I am past the date of refunding so I decided I am gonna try 2 days there. Any general tips? I was gonna find a good spot and do some bugling non stop the whole time. Got a bear tag. I won't be able to pack in so will need to find a good place near a trailhead. Great video, I enjoyed it. Lots of good info and scenery.

    • @travisjorgensen7890
      @travisjorgensen7890 2 роки тому

      I would go east from Paradise Campground. There are a lot of bears there. I you could make it to the tops of the mountains in that area, you could run into elk. I saw some decent sign that was a few weeks old. In wooded areas up high. The mountains are not very tall in the area to the east.

  • @matthewy8923
    @matthewy8923 2 роки тому

    Thank you very much, very helpful !

  • @tradmanmike3360
    @tradmanmike3360 2 роки тому

    I HAVE TWO SETS OF HOYT CARBON QUATROS, ONE ON THE HOYT BUFFELO AND THE OTHER ON A ILF 56" RECURVE. THOSE ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST AND EQUAL TO DAS LIMBS. DEPENDS AGAIN, ON THE LIMB MAKER BUT I DO BELIEVE MY CARBON LIMBS ARE AS FAST AS THE 10LBS HEAVIER OF THE PAST.

  • @tradmanmike3360
    @tradmanmike3360 2 роки тому

    COMPARING IT TO BAMBOO AND I HAVE BOTH. ALOT OF THE DIFFERENCE CAN BE IN THE BOYERS LIMB DESIGN. CARBON IS VERY SMOOTH AND FAST. BAMBOO ALSO VERY SMOOTH AND FAST. ONE OF MY FAVORITE LIBS IS CARBON BACKED BAMBOO BY DAS. THREE RIVERS SOLD THE LIMBS TO ME AND I WAS BLOWN AWAY BY THE FEEL AND SPEED.

  • @MegaOzzy28
    @MegaOzzy28 2 роки тому

    3:31 he says but the damage is impressive, yet you can’t see any damage lol!!!

  • @alharris1508
    @alharris1508 2 роки тому

    Finally someone who made a left-handed bow....damn nice recurve you've build 👍🏼

  • @dogfather68
    @dogfather68 2 роки тому

    Many thanks when a test is done with real meat and bones.

  • @markbroad119
    @markbroad119 2 роки тому

    Hmm. Were those meats recently frozen? They don't appear to be acting like a room temperature ham being shot.

  • @KaneGregory
    @KaneGregory 2 роки тому

    I have a old colt pistol in 32 it is so smooth I don’t know about power but it is fun to shoot!!!🤯🔫🧨