Advanced Native American archery (1)
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Advanced Native American archery (1)
This is my first “archery documentary” for this channel and I include in it a full explanation of what my archery art is , I am answering with this one video all the questions that I have been asked all this time by my fellow archers who watch my work .
With special thanks and respect to Lars Andersen because he was the spark for me to research deeper the traditional arts and progress my skills .
Read below to find all the credited channel links .
Performance , recordings , video editing , music and handmade archery equipment :
-Pan Saltz Caballeratos
Narration : Heidi Stebler Pahanish
Pan Saltz Caballeratos
Links :
Lars Andersen’s channel :
/ larsandersen23
Indigenous American music by Panagiotis Kavalieratos :
/ @pansaltzcaballeratosm...
Special forces training by the Hawk Band (Ierax-UNAF) :
/ @pansaltzcaballeratosvw
Who would not want to study under this young man? The grace with which he loads and fires is astounding like a ballet of the bow.
Thank you so much!
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos I came into possession of a smallish compound bow and I was wondering if it is possible to set it up for use with traditional methods by changing the arrow rest setup and such.
@@mkshffr4936 if everything is compatible then change what you need to make it comfortable and usable, I've never had the pleasure of seeing a traditional style compound bow but they do exist
i was just 10 yr.s and my neighbor in his 80s, who witnessed comanche and apache attacks in south tx. by the boarder of the rio grande, and he describe the skill which he saw, on a mounted horse, shooting five arrows before the settlers would take a shot and mind you the archer was shoting under the horses neck , while he held to the mane with his teeth
margil vale awesome comment
This is an amazing comment. I wish I knew such people who witnessed incredible things like that.
@ margil vale,what part of Texas. What year was this told to u ?
In 1990 I met a 75 yo man in Houston Tx. area selling produce. From Rio Grande City,Tx. He told me about Poncho Villa coming across to U.S. side. The Village fed the men. My grandfather from Canada joined the American Army Calvary. He patrolled the southern Rio Grande River area during the campaign against Poncho Villa.
@@raysova7666 Villa used to regularly eat at grandfather's house when he was a little boy. This is all I know because my grandfather passed away in early 2000
@@elijahthesamurai,at what town did Villa visit ur grandfather's home ?
I met someone in Kerrville,Tx. that transported furniture/house hold appliances.
At a residence in the Mountain Home area is a portrait that a man inherited. Villa is in the photo. He worked at the ranch training hires. This was before the revolution. Villa was a known horseman. He was also a calvary guinius.
This archery video is second only to "A New Level of Archery", and it's criminally underrated. I keep coming back to it every now and then. Archery had its place in every culture through history. I'm glad to see you are keeping this sacred knowledge alive for your people and for the world.
Thank you so much for your comment! It means a lot to me.
Brother you are the pride of you roots. Thanks for show you original performance
Thank you so much! Muchas gracias!
por nada brother, tu estilo es unico y original, nadie hace lo que tu haces con un arco y flecha..espero que tenga una escuela y pase esto para los infantes y jovenes, y que pueda salir por el mondo a representar esta arte.. respeto. @@PanSaltzCaballeratos
Soy medio sangre de Tupynamba de Brasil, e me toca profundo cuando dices que: Del Norte al Sur somos uno. Mui fuerte , estamos juntos siempre. @@PanSaltzCaballeratos
@@capixabatupinamba ¡Estoy profundamente honrado por tus palabras! Habrá un momento en que todas las tribus se unirán y recordarán quiénes son. Cuando el corazón es 100% indígena, entonces ser mestizo no importa. He dado lecciones en muchas escuelas, pero ahora estoy preparando mi propia escuela, es un proyecto difícil pero está casi listo. Muchas lecciones se darán a través de videos también!
muchas gracias Hermano, en esto estamos, el despertar del grande Puma. Te deseo triunfo en esto y si algún dia puedo contribuir, seria un honor. @@PanSaltzCaballeratos
As someone who's main goal was to reach war bow draw weights, I've recently had issues with my joints and never had interest in lower draw weight bows, this is inspiring, and I think I'm going to get into this kind of bow after seeing this. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you for such a comment! It's comments like yours that inspire ME to keep working on this line of skill!
Preserve the history 🤠
This is such a specific skill. His shots are often not well placed. His ability to get off shots so quick is really amazing. I do believe this young man is on to something. As an older man and young in archery working both fine shots and long accurate shots his skills make me think. The balance of speed and accuracy is always important. His way of working his quiver to a better advantage is very instructive. I'm impressed and will try his way.
Thank you for your words! My main advice is always the following , forget what you already know and re-discover the art as if you are the first archer on earth. This makes each individual obtain a way of shooting that fits their unique body. This type of freedom makes any person seek to achieve the actual goal instead of making "a technique right". Have a blessed day!
If you want the perfect balance of speed accuracy and versatility, I advise looking into Mongolian horse archers. Theirs was the largest empire in history for a reason.
I'm not an archer, but I see a good strategy here in being able fire off rapidly. In a hypothetical fight, it is very important to not only hit the target but to also lay down covering firing as effectively as possible. Whether in a defensive retreat, cover fire for wounded, or simply wanting to give the attackers multiple worries, a cover fire strategy is always important.
Lars Anderson if you want to see skills and speed
His technique is amazing. Not only the speed and accuracy but how he is punching right through targets with only a 30 pound draw weight.
Thank you! The pushing motion I am doing with the bow really makes a difference.
Came from Lars Anderson. Fascinating how archery cultures vary and have their own techniques.
Thank you...and honestly, thank you for giving credit to Lars for the work he has done unlocking archery's past. As you say, it may not be historically accurate, but it is an honest representation of what might have been and likely what was practical archery of history. Many accolades for not hiding your inspiration. I am a new subscriber of yours.
Welcome to this channel! Honesty is a solid ethic. Credit must go where it belongs. What you give around, comes around.
I just watched Lars Andersen's video on the topic! Love seeing more people have tried relearning how to use a bow
I thought I can handle any situation with my gun, as a shooting instructor, only to be humbled by this fast warrior.
His look can be deceiving, large guy as he is, but look how fast and comfortable he is, running and shooting the bow!!
Thanks for sharing brother!!
Thank you very much! You are a warrior and it is apparent by the points you are making. You understand the essence of it.
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos
Yasu!!
This is what dedicating yourself and having passion to a specific thing will do! Amazing abilities this young man has.
Thank you so much for your words! I'll keep doing my best!
This video has inspired me I had to create a bundle bow so I did from fiberglass rod from the orange driveway markers my cane is to young and needs more time to yield bows,blow pipes, arrows and darts. I love my bow I have made it feels good I have much practice to do I study your videos and your words ring deep within my spirit much as when I release and hit the mark. Peace be with you all
Thank you so much for your kind words, I wish you the best and have the best time while practicing!
Two Thumbs Brother !!! Not being Native American my self, Yet being an archer all my life, We can still learn from one another, Thanks for that.
Thank you very much for your comment Brother! Oh yes, definitely! Sharing knowledge is one of the noblest things. We can ALWAYS learn more and more. I always loved what my mentor used to say in the early trainings. "We are all students of the art, especially the experienced teachers".
That rapid arrow fire followed by the blow darts at 5:06 was epic!
Hehehe because I agree with you, I posted it as a separate little video too :
ua-cam.com/video/kUt_Qxsg1z4/v-deo.html
I love seeing advanced archery techniques and the nuances between archery in different cultures. For anyone looking for further research material I suggest you look up egyptian archery, the jarmakee from horse archery and the writings of the anonymous french master archer.
Amazing technique! I think it's specialized for short fight. Respect to Native Americans. From Korea.
I just suddenly curious Native American's arrow technique and distance. And I found this. Really great!!
Thank you very much! You are correct about the distance and situations. It's a guerrilla fight for ambushes. Especially if after the first rapid shots, the tomahawk comes out and the battle becomes melee.
I am not a man who comments on UA-cam videos, but when I witnessed the skills put on display by this man, I went looking for my password book, holy fucking shit!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I do my best and I will continue to put my best effort.
You all probably dont give a damn but does someone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot my account password. I love any help you can give me.
@Krew Peter Instablaster =)
@Marshall Clay thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Marshall Clay It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much, you really help me out !
Your ancestors would be so proud 💪, thank you sir
Thank you! You honor me!
Wow this is incredible skill. It sheds new light on the potential skill and danger of a people that lived, fed their families, and fought by their bow
Thank you for your comment my friend!
I was taught that here in NB Canada. Wish I was young and could pass that along. Glad someone is still using the old skills.
Thank you for your comment! Let this video be proof of the existence of this art. Testimonies like yours help to silent ignorant mouths of people who claim that this is not historical.
Amazing Skills! Skills which may well prove to be very useful in the years to come.
Most definitely. That's why in my videos I am NOT showing a "sport" but a war art. Especially for oppressed civilians.
You're very effective with the bow! Keep it up! The old way is the best way!
Thank you! Hehehe I agree.
you have given me the inspiration to practice and learn more, archery is one of my greatest loves, thank you for sharing your history and culture
It's an art deeply rooted in our humanity. I believe that it awakens more inner things as you practice it.
5:04 is just amazing. I can imagine how terrifying it must have been to been on the receiving end of this!! great stuff love it!!!
the video camera view from the target was very intimidating!
It's so amzing how this guy moves! He looks like a true warrior! Like the ones back in the day of the Buffalo!
Thank you very much for your words!
I love watching living history like this. This guy has so much skill. Awesome.
Thank you very much!
There is an old saying, "It's Not the crooked arrow, it's the Indian shooting it."
Correct! Even crooked arrows spin in such a way that makes them fly straight if shot in the right way.
True
Native American you mean
@@eiliatabrizi7316 Before all the "politically correct" bs, we were called American Indians...We are First Nations, technically...
@@igotatan1 here in Canada ‘First Nation’.
Thank you for making these videos. They are teaching me a lot.
You are welcome and thank YOU for your support!
Panagiotis makes the best real world situation heavily researched hunting and warfare instinctive archery demonstrations. His dkill level and teaching principles are phenomenal. Bravo Pete keep doing these we love it.
Thank you very much my friend! More videos will keep coming! And I promise to make them better and better.
Is been about a year since the last time I watched this video, and I'm still just as impressed as I was the first time I watched it. Thanks again for uploading this. This video touches something deep in my soul. Love the dynamics and constant movement.
Thank you very much!
the grace and elegance of your techniques speaks volumes of how many hours you have honed and practiced your skills. It was awesmoe to see this video. subscribed!
Thank you so much my friend for this wonderful comment!
Incredibly talented. God bless you. I love archery. The first thing I ever made was a bow and arrow when I was 10 years old. That was 55 years ago. I still shoot the bow and arrow. Now because of your great teaching, I have more skills to learn!!!
Thank you!!!
Thank you for your kind words! God bless you too!
I'm still waiting for you to write your archery manual. This is an interesting quote, "...Another trick was to fletch the arrows in such a way that there would be no spin in flight. War arrows would be horizontal in relation to the notch at the end of the arrow that fit onto the bowstring. Hunting arrows would be vertical in relation to the notch. Thus a war arrow could pass between the horizontal ribs of a human, while a hunting arrow passed between the vertical ribs of an animal. Apache warriors often aimed for the soft abdomen, and when Mexicans fought the Apache, some wrapped a blanket around their midriff as a crude form of armor." - Osprey Apache Warrior vs US Cavalryman
One of the best video i've see on bow and artow style... this is culture this is history, this is great people ❤
Thank you very much for your kind words my friend!
This is a beautiful thing to see !to keep tradition is like gold ! Incredible skills. I'm just beginning to go back in time&I would give anything to have this guys knowledge. Please never loose your heritage my brother.
Thank you so much for this comment! I am honored.
Wow! that was a very cool video. 30 lb stick bow, no knocks on arrow and no finger pad... amazing!
Thank you!
Dynamic, versatile and adventerous! Great work!
Thank you very much!
God blessed you with an amazing gift. Your techniques are great.
Thank you very much! I thank Him every day for everything.
Very cool, I haven't forgot this video
Glad to have you here my friend!
Love your videos real skill is needed to do what you do and what you know. Thanks for sharing 👌👌👍👍
Such Amazing skill and dedication. Thank you for this. Love to see this video get more notoriety.
Thank you! It has been up for quite some time but it gets a steady rise.
Im watching a bunch of videos on archery so far medevil archers and native American archers. Are my favorite
Seriously impressive and speechless, grateful for you sharing
Thank you very much!
Amazing. Love this guys techniques. I wish I could do this with my recurve
Thank you!
So here we have Lars Andersen N°1 disciple. Very good.
Hehehe yes indeed! He has been the reason I found out about this technique.
I am in awe of this man's skills and technique.
May GREAT SPIRIT guide your actions. Be Blessed.
Great skill, sustainable, accurate, functional. The accuracy he is getting while moving is about what is expected with most people moving and shooting a modern firearms at similar distances. Pretty impressive.
Thank you! You actually spotted out the "hidden" military theme from what I do. You might be interested in watching our squad's videos from my other channel about special forces training. We are mostly using airsoft guns on camera for some legal reasons but we demonstrate the actual tactics we use to train the police , military and firefighters. Here is the link :
ua-cam.com/channels/MEl4srfJ-ZvKbgD_HILltg.html
The bows look like toys..until they loose the arrow. My gosh, what skill. This is a true contribution to anthropology. How it mush have been for thousands of years.
Hehehe it's easy to underestimate these light weapons and yet they can prove to be EXCELLENT. Even now they can do enormous damage. They are light, silent, easy to make and they can hit at a range, they can also hit with a curve while you are hidden. Especially now where nobody comes out with a full plate armor.
I wish my great grandpa had lived long enough to teach me this kind of archery. Looks amazing.
Never too late to start! :)
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos Thanks. I have been looking for a knowledgeable teacher and. Yea ive been trying to find a good bow I can use. Im disabled with nerve damage though so I need to find a bow with low Lb. draw. I am looking for a teacher nearby but no luck yet, still looking for teacher and to find a bow below 50Lb. draw.
I have been involved with modern archery but now I see I have to learn and train more .
Hehehe welcome to the club.
It's amazing how fast he aims and shoots.
Thank you very much!
My wife is almost fully indigenous, Comanche and Apache. I think this is the coolest thing ever.
Thank you!!
I just love your way of archery. Best regards
Your technique reminds me of the spring archery ceremonies of our reserve....4 arrows -one target, four postions in quick fashion. I really admire your sense of balance and recovery...well done. Miigwetch !
Thank you so much for your words! Have a blessed day!
So I started shooting with a recouve bow with 18 pounds at a place with many other archers and well it got boring over time. Just doing the samr thing over and over again for 2 hours.
It always went like this: everbody shoots their 5 or so arrows from behind a line at a non moving target. Then we went to pick the arrows up and shoot again.
And I did this for 2 months each friday and I didn't make any progress at all at some point.
So I stopped going there.
And now after 2 years I got back to archery because I read Lord of The Rings and I want to do Live Roll Acting with my bow.
Thats were I stumbeld over lars anderson and this video.
I dont know what I will actually do in the futur but I am so amazed by this video. Showing archery in a way I never expected it to be. Thank you.
Thank you so much for your words my friend! I have done some LARP too and it's so cool if you find the right people. Only with those fights can an archer gain real experience. It's the original purpose of a bow. It was invented to hit a moving target who may want to hit you too.
I really admired his skill...thanks for showing the video...gives me inspiration to learn and practice more in order to become the best...thank U
Thank you Brother! Never let anybody say that you can't reach the top. Only those who have no hope of ever reaching the top will try to stop you.
Well all I can say is HOLY SHI$! I can see hundreds of years of Indian generations flowing through this man. His ability is without question and stealth 🥷 is second nature to him. He’s on my team!
Thank you for such a comment! Teammates in arms, teammates in life.
That is amazing, I am very impressed!
Thank you very much!
Amazing how fast and accurate he is. While I was watching this, I was thinking how incredibly and absolutely razor sharp lethal, a band of say 10 skilled warriors must have been back in the day. Let alone hundreds on horseback. Basically unstoppable.
Hehehe , the fact that Native Nations are still around today proves that these warriors did an amazing job ;) . You are absolutely right.
since I first discovered Lars Andersen Ive been practicing many different techniques, I mostly hold the areows in the bow hand and I switch hands often cuz I practice on horseback. Ive been tryin like heck to learn Comanche style but it's incredibly difficult. Since I got a historical style bow my skill has increased drastically tho,, mad respect to this archer and his skill, its more than jus skill with a bow,, its highly spiritual
Thank you for this comment my friend! Indeed having the correct bow for each style helps A LOT. And that is why I chose to invest on this style. Spiritual reasons.
No wonder this is in Lars Andersen’s likes video list
Would have never guessed that there were techniques around using it as a melee weapon and then a ranged weapon. Absolutely fascinating and would look incredible in film as well.
I totally agree with you. Let's see if a movie production catches up and uses these techniques.
Man, you must have started shooting a bow when you were 3 years old.
Hahaha you are actually right! Thank you!
Fun fact all boys were givin a boy as soon as he can walk. I know my cherokee ancestors told their boys that they couldn't eat untill they shot the target and the target would move farther away everyday.
its wonderful that young people respect their historical traditions.
You are right! Thank you! Every culture has already lost so much because of the global agendas. It's up to all of us to keep our true identity alive.
This is awesome, amazing and practical. This should be Olympic an competition instead of the stationary shooting which is useless LoL
Thank you! I agree, if this becomes a sport game it will be so much fun to watch.
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos agreed. And also builds character. Thank you my brother, this brought me back to the 1980s when I was teaching my nephew's these things.
@@prodigalson6166 I would love to lear. This style. My Grandfather was half Native American. He said his dad could shoot 6 arrows faster than a 6 gun. That’s what started me on my exploration of combat archery
Native traditions and ways of life aren’t for entertainment.
@@gl0omygo0ber Functional bow skills are amazing. What tribe do you belong too white man? Indigenous through and through. Sit the F down with your stupid ass woke BS. Talent is Talent and if that's your Twitter account I just seen, shut up. I have ZERO Caucasian blood, Zero European ancestry. This woke BS needs to stop 🛑
Wow bro your skills are very impressive and inspirational. Thankyou for sharing them.
Thank you for your kind words dude! :D I'm doing my best. Much appreciated! Have a blessed day.
That's amazing I love your video
I've just come across this now and my god this guy knows how to use that how! Very impressive!
Thank you very much for your kind words!
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos thanks for reply. Very impressive video
Wow that's awesome, what a great demonstration of high level skills! I wish I could learn to do this! 👌👍
Thank you so much for your words my friend! Well, no excuses, grab a bow and train in the yard! Hehehe :D
And that is how it's done gentlemen!😊🐝❤
I shoot a traditional English longbow of Yew (74 lbs at 28"). I have to say this is very interesting. Maybe the best thing about this video is that it is honest in its portrayal. It explains how and why things are the way they are and doesn't pretend that all archery is like this or that it is superior to other archery. For example, the video says that he shoots a 30 lb bow and the mechanics of the development of the techniques around that, as well as environmental influences. And the beginning when it explains the difference between hunting and warfare.
I found the quiver positioning pretty cool too.
I would recommend this video to other archers of any tradition. I wish more archery videos were like this.
I absolutely love your comment my friend. You described my points perfectly. Thank you!
Love the skill he has plus love the music too,
Thank you very much!
Please show more of your quiver in your next video, it is very beautiful and nicely made.
Thank you so much! I'll make a video about it because you asked me. It took me about 4 days to finish and I plan to post it on my Facebook crafting page for sale.
It is the best archery video in UA-cam. And it is what I have been looking for. Thx for it.
Thank you so much for your words!
Great video
Excellent skills
Did doesn’t happen overnight
Thanks for sharing
Keep up with these amazing videos 👍👌
Love your video! Keep them coming!
Thank you for sharing, I've only seen one other person, a Native American from the Shawnee demonstrate this sort of effortless speed and accuracy with a bow. I pray we don't lose ppl that keep this knowledge and skill alive. It's sad we think it's obsolete or a relic of the past. It need not be that way. At times what we call progress just dulls our minds and physical skills and makes us weaker as a species. There will be a time one day when progress is reset again, be it due to war, another asteroid or some other global disaster and ppl will wish we had not lost the skills of people such as Native Americans and the nomadic Steppe people from Easter EU, middle east and Asia . The dominance of walled empires isn't gonna last forever, it's a cycle. One day we will lose so much and become so weak we won't make it thru one of these cycles. Anyways, you have my admiration
Beautiful and well spoken comment. Anyone who watches the current geopolitical news and is aware of the plans that are being materialized can easily figure out that these skills WILL be needed again and very soon. Also, I think I have watched the video you mentioned. Great stuff. I should find it again.
The Olympics should have this type archery 🤔
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos hey I revisited this comment despite liking it back when you wrote it. I feel compelled to reinforce what you said about these skills will be needed again. This is true!!! Big time!!! I've submersed myself in history of mesopotamia specifically the time from summerian dynasty/empire thru to roman win over Persian empire. I'm also pretty aware of how the mongol thing played out on the Eurasian steppe as well as the westward expansion of the huns much later. Basically I have an interest in nomadic peoples and steppe tribes. The point I want to make is I have an overarching belief that the ushering in of the iron age, which was born of collapse and necessity not innovation, had destroyed the natural balance of steppe nomads keeping empires and sedentary city life in check. They were akin to a forest fire for civilization allowing fertility of the next iteration of city life. What we see today is this imbalance that occurred since walled cities permanently destroyed the nomads ability to force a rebuild. There are few exceptions in modern times, Iran is one and the fall of the shah and that whole modern empires dealing with the tribal nomads of the zagros mountains. What I'm saying is civilization needs these nomadic invasions of 'barbarians' because it holds in check the hubris of man in its city builder paradigm. I'm saying the tower of babel always needs to fall and be rebuilt and nomads provided this needed destruction. We've lost that balance. Walled cities and empires after thousands of years of balance(10k-600bc) won out. And off the rails we went .. what we see today is end staged agrarian society in reality. Why? Because agrarian life born around 10k bc bore ideas out of necessity in order for farming to be successful. These ideas consist of things like armies and mercs for protection from nomadic raids. Workers to irrigate etc etc inorder to make agriculture possible. It was agriculture that made empire inevitable because sedentary agrarian life requires these other inherently detrimental power structures to exist. Which to reiterate are kings, armies and the powers that form cartels of trade routes that eventually form cities, nations and empires and hegemonies.. the point I'm making is the natural state for humans is one without ideas like currency and private land. It is tribal it is nomadic and herding and hunting and keeping moving as to let the land rest . God and/or nature can take care of the human population. any idea and efforts we make regarding self preservation is born of hubris and ego, therefor unatural We are here to live within natures confines not done Nate it and carve out safe spaces that only serve to make us fat and stupid and egotistical
@@Thee-_-Outlier Your mindset is to view reality from ... literally outside of space and time. This is the only way to evade the illusion of this world and see the Whole. This Apocalypse is more special than ever. It has a permanent impact on this continuous cycle. This channel is one of the beacons for people like you. A point of attention that gathers "our troops". We definitely have a role to play and do our part. That is why you do not follow the "norms" of this world, that is why we are seen as foreign by the masses. That is why you have certain "codes" inside you that give you wisdom and very specific narratives that guide you. We are soldiers from above, awaiting "activation" for whatever is needed at the perfect timing.
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos well said !!! 🫡
Thank you my brother! This brought me back to the 1980s when I was teaching these things to my nephew's. Makes me Proud!
All My Relations!
Glad to see you here Brother!
We must remember and preserve the old ways or they will vanish like smoke in the wind
My favorite thing about all these different styles and roots in archery is that, archery is almost never about hitting the target but more about the culture, technique and mind all being in balance. A pro archer never smiles or jumps for joy when they land a shot, because a master archer is emotionally, spiritually and physically composed to perfection because THAT is what gets your arrow on the target. You don't see that in football.
I love reading comments like yours. It's philosophy and it makes me realize things deeper.
Nothing but spectacular!
Thank you!
Amazing skill, fantastic video!
Amazing skill. Great video.
I really liked this video and I appreciate you uploading it!!
Thank you very much!
Thanks , I really enjoyed this video👍
Totally amazing! Watched it twice
Thank you very much!
Amazingly Beautiful techniques, and deadly .
Thank you!
Absolutely amazing. Love this totally practical archery. 👍
Thanks bro for sharing. I'm really inspired🙏🙏🙏
🙂👍🇨🇦
Thank you for your words!
A'HO! thank you video very helpful.
Such accuracy from a short bow. Thanks for posting the video.
Thank you! I am working on a tutorial about instant aiming like this.
Please make it. Would you consider making a video about the bow itself and maybe how it was made?
@@firewaterforgeofarizona4304 Yes, I will make a video about it too :)
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos Just a thought, think about producing DVD'S on these subjects. Might be worth checking into.
@@firewaterforgeofarizona4304 I sure wish I can do such a project. If I can create a good team that lives close by so that we can work together on equipment (cameras, a strong pc for editing, technicians etc) then I will definitely make entire documentaries.
Well made video, like your passion, hope you don't freak out your neighbors while walking around shooting your arrows. Keep up the good work.
Hahaha thank you!
I enjoyed the video keep up the good work. I've always loved archery no matter where it comes from. Such interesting aspects and techniques.
Very very good! Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you!
Absolutely LOVE this vid. Love how all the techniques are done in video.
Thank you so much!
Very impressive !
Excellent video. Amazing detail in narration and visuals.👍😎🇨🇦🏹
Thank you very much! :)
@@PanSaltzCaballeratos I’ve given Armin Hirmer your channel link to check out. The style of archery is very similar even though you are half a world away. Here is his link as well. ua-cam.com/video/wCGXhxx9bkw/v-deo.html
I was fully impressed halfway through. Then you started curving your arrow flights with no loss of accuracy. 😮😮😮😮
😎😎
You are AWESOME Brother.🎯
This is incredible bro! You are epic
Thank you!