lol, “ all jacked up” this morning. Event jitters, excitement, target anxiety, etc etc etc. Everyone, including pro class archers, has this happen. You have to have 100% confidence in all your equipment. The next thing is making sure you follow every detail in shooting form.
We were both very surprised to see him. He is a super nice guy and as you can see in the video, he took extra time to get to know us. It seems to be rare to find important people that are willing to connect with us regulars these days, but John Dudley is a true professional and left a lasting impression on us!
@@brosbeforebowshunting So true most pros or high level people have a bigger ego than talent.... it really sad.... But really glad you guys had a great time meeting the Dud.... cheers
Awesome video guys! Gotta ask, he said they had a "new one" coming out. What exactly eas he speaking to, the elevate rest and the wider whaletail/offset?
Hey Nick, thanks for watching! He was talking about the thickness of the whale tail. He mentioned that when it first came out people wanted it to be somewhat flexible but over time in the weather it could become brittle. He said that the new one would be 3 times thicker. There is a new bracket for the mount with a wider offset for bows that have a thicker riser like the levitate. Lots more content to come stay tuned!
Guys, I really enjoy watching your vids, but shooting these ridiculous yardages is "ridiculous " IMO. Yea, I know it's just for fun etc etc. To me it's an impracticable waste of time. Of coarse challenges can create improvements and that's why you're there. Cool video
Thanks for watching Tim! You are absolutely right! Most of the shot setups for these 3D events are crazy distances at angles and obstructions that make it impractical and unethical with a live animal. The value, for us, is the test of skill and nerve. Obviously there’s nothing like the real thing but this has helped us flush out gear issues and expose human “inadequacies”. And we had a lot of fun! Thanks again for watching and commenting!
lol, “ all jacked up” this morning. Event jitters, excitement, target anxiety, etc etc etc. Everyone, including pro class archers, has this happen. You have to have 100% confidence in all your equipment. The next thing is making sure you follow every detail in shooting form.
Thank you for watching Tim, that was an epic experience! We both learned a ton! Good luck at the shoots and in the woods!
Great video . So how fun was it getting shoulder rubs by Dud and having him watching you guys , ect??? .....? He is such a nice guy !
We were both very surprised to see him. He is a super nice guy and as you can see in the video, he took extra time to get to know us. It seems to be rare to find important people that are willing to connect with us regulars these days, but John Dudley is a true professional and left a lasting impression on us!
@@brosbeforebowshunting So true most pros or high level people have a bigger ego than talent.... it really sad.... But really glad you guys had a great time meeting the Dud.... cheers
I had the same interaction with Duds in Colorado. What a breath of fresh air he and his wife, Sharon are. It’ll be a trip I never forget!
Awesome video guys! Gotta ask, he said they had a "new one" coming out. What exactly eas he speaking to, the elevate rest and the wider whaletail/offset?
Hey Nick, thanks for watching! He was talking about the thickness of the whale tail. He mentioned that when it first came out people wanted it to be somewhat flexible but over time in the weather it could become brittle. He said that the new one would be 3 times thicker. There is a new bracket for the mount with a wider offset for bows that have a thicker riser like the levitate. Lots more content to come stay tuned!
Guys, I really enjoy watching your vids, but shooting these ridiculous yardages is "ridiculous " IMO. Yea, I know it's just for fun etc etc. To me it's an impracticable waste of time. Of coarse challenges can create improvements and that's why you're there. Cool video
Thanks for watching Tim! You are absolutely right! Most of the shot setups for these 3D events are crazy distances at angles and obstructions that make it impractical and unethical with a live animal. The value, for us, is the test of skill and nerve. Obviously there’s nothing like the real thing but this has helped us flush out gear issues and expose human “inadequacies”. And we had a lot of fun!
Thanks again for watching and commenting!