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Saw some poor shot selection and shot angles in your hunting clips. You got really lucky if you recovered all those animals.

The recoil on those heavy arrows is a super wierd feeling. You can almost even see it on your video 🤯

Instead of sliding the whole housing down with the 4 Allen’s. Could I just physically move the yardage pins down to the next hole?

i've been using the 2.0's for a few years. They never fail. But I've moved on to the single bevel ironwills. I used a magnus stinger non mech for years and never let me down.

Nickname? „Led Zeppelin“ of course ^^

As a point of conversation why do you use a mechanical head? I also believe the Sevr design is as good as it’s going to be for function and reliability. Even the original design by the Ulmer brothers worked great for my son. I know you can and have taken game at extended distances partly because these heads fly so well. In all my years I have never used any mechanical head. I prefer smaller fixed blade heads. Back in the day there wasn’t any mechanical heads and with my continued success why change? On a good day I have shot my fixed blade heads, Magnus Black Hornets, inside a 5” group at 80 yards. Showing me they will hit behind the pin. Now I won’t shoot a game animal past 40 yards because of the inherent possibility of it moving. Point is a fixed blade head in itself will not fail is my thoughts on which head to use. I surely enjoy your videos.👍👍

My favorite broadhead of sevrs is there 1.75 titanium

Looking forward to see these arrows at work. Remember they are for hunting and you need the momentum at longer distances - especially for broad mechanicals. The lighter you go the more you lose momentum at distance. No good reaching the animal with enough energy to wound. How much more do you think a 570 gr arrow will drop compared to a 500gr arrow - at 60 yrds? There's a video for you - 450, 500 and 550 gr arrows shot at 20m, 40m and 60m and lets compare the drop. Sight them in for each arrow weight and misjudge distance - shoot at 35m and 45m when using 40m pin.

👍👍🔥. Can’t wait to see the hunt. I’m 100% sure it will be amazing.

"The Anvil" or "Sledgehammer 2030"

I love that shirt! Wish i could get one in America

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Would call that a "Big fat harvester"- BFH 2024 (Big Game Edition) 😂

Excellent shot !!

I can hear the bow squeaking when you draw. What is that? Arrow on rest

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Flippen nice video Watching it in the hostel wish i could have done that with you

Like your honest qualified opinion.

A great choice in my opinion - a sensible weight for Africa - proof was in the wildebees pudding. Really enjoyed watching your videos.

Keep it up, great video

What are the most dangerous game in Africa? I watched a show called 'I was prey' and a bull giraffe nearly killed the entire crew. I'm guessing Giraffe, Elephant, Hippo and cats of course.

84 foot pounds of energy thats pretty decent power for 2030 grain at that speed

Dude you need a 180-200 pound draw weight war bow

YES ...Do the Challenge bro!

Thank you brother I have been eyeing the Bear Adapt + for hunting your thoughts?

I recently bought the Mach 34 with the EC2 cams, shot both but the Mach felt better to me, shooting it at 68 pounds and it was smoother and easier to draw than my previous bow at 60 lbs and at the end of the day, shoot what suits you best.

It would be interesting to build a normal 650 to 750 grain arrow, with 300 grain broadhead up front - simply for penetration sake. Also to see the speed in which the arrow gets to the target, assumingly quicker with less drop. The penetration just doesn't seem like it's there with the simple mass of the flying log. Localizing the weight more upfront would have the effect of pulling the arrow through the body. And there are few targets that can hold a heavy grain high FOC arrow.

I should beable to help you with a giraffe hunt. Looking for a specific size bull??

The evo evl of 2021 is still great. Smooth cams

Elite??

I don't understand why anybody would go through all of that to get 9 ft lb more kinetic energy then I am with a 350 grain Arrow at over 300 ft per second

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Nickname it the Patriot

You could use a LOT more stabilizer weight up front. That bow is rocking back pretty severely.

“The Telephone Pole of Eventual Doom” because it will get there eventually

Dang I was so close I guessed 130 lol

The Hulk

Hey Travis - where is this archery range?

Why do you rough up the base of the vanes? Is that something you usually do with all vanes or just those specific ones?

I like survival videos 👍, and you make parfect videos💯

What range are you shooting at here?

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Grab a apa bow my compound is at 108#s 29dl it shoots a 638 at 301 538 grain was 331 i shot a 1250 grizzly stik out of it but never chronoed it... The apa bows draw super easy to even at 100+ i was shocked.

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