This video definitely helped this alabama boy.got my first ever traditional bow and its a hoyt satori. Used this video to set it up.i got the simmons swampshark broadheads.i tuned it like you did and im shooting darts at 57.5 pounds at my 28 inch draw with 645 grain arrows. Thank you so much jeff for these videos.
this is great, i started out with an October Mountain Product bow (which is great in itself) and recently purchased a Satori. I am in the process of tuning the bow and matching arrows to it.
I have a 19", 21" Satori and 19" Buffalo, with a 30.5 draw and always a long limb, I have found they seem to want to be on a higher brace height unfortunately. Also Hoyt does not follow AMO string standards. They have recommend .25 longer on their string charts. 67.25 for a 70", down to 59.25 for a 62" bow. Hoyt's Satori string is actually not bad as it is a soft D97 and also at the exact string length they recommend. I love that OD Green, I think it may want to come home with me.
I have a 21” satori with long #40 factory limbs and my draw length is 29.5” and the scale reads 50#. I followed the complete setup process you outlined and used full length Gold Tip Primos shafts that weigh 9.4 gpi along with a nocturnal nock and factory GT inserts. I ended up having to go with a 200 gr tip to keep the shaft full length, but I could not get rid of the tail high impact no matter what I did. I raised the nocking point all the way to 1” even and it would still come in nock high. The owner of the bow shop tried helping me out and we kept experimenting with adjusting the brace height as well as the tiller and I didn’t leave with a tuned bare shaft. Close, but still nock high. I shot so much I wore off the skin on the side of my nose and the corner of my lip. I would assume the times I got a nock left or right it was user error, but why would I keep getting a nock high no matter how high I set the nock point?
Alright brother first thanks for reaching out, as strange as it sounds try nock tuning it just to see if it gets better also I would almost bet the shaft is a hair weak and to determine that throw a 100 grain tip on it and see if it does anything to correct it and if so go up a spine and then load up the foc.
Has anyone ever requested a raised rest like a Bear Weather Rest or is the Satori strictly off the shelf? I would thing a raised rest would mess with the tiller settings? Thank you,
When you talk about weight on an arrow and a heavier arrow punches through a target with the same pound bow at 20 yards that you're shooting to give me the 30 yds the weight of that arrow that is flying through the air has more kinetic energy on impact
I just subscribed to your channel and I like it very much. Might you possibly consider making a video showing proper form from a treestand. I recently switched from the training wheels, and I find canting the bow more than a little(I like a little tilt) throws my shots and form off. But from a stand knees and stuff get in the way when shooting more vertically. Can you help with this?
What was the distance to the target when you were bareshaft tuning? I thought you said 15 yards minimum in another video, but I want to be sure of the distance when I do this.
Yes sir you need to be at least 15 yards from the target to really see what it’s doing, we were only about 10 yards on this video but we usually have a very easy tune with Hoyt Satori unlike a lot of wood bows lol thanks brother!
Can you give the description of the arrow components (wrap color and length and feather color and length) and where they were purchased. I want my arrows to look the same way those Goldtip traditionals do! My draw length and weight are pretty much identical as what you covered in the video and I'm struggling with my current arrow setup as its to heavy. Out past 23 yards my arrows drop off dramatically and I want to run the weight that you've setup in the video. Thanks in advance!
Yes sir all thru 3rivers fluorescent lime wraps and 4” shield cut feathers two fluorescent lime and one fluorescent lime barred all gateway feathers left wing 👍🏻
We do apologize for that lol hopefully it didn’t confuse anyone I definitely meant if the shaft was too weak we’d have to start cutting but I did mention that if it was too stiff all we had to do was add weight up front I caught it also after the video had been uploaded but thanks for watching!
Hey Mr.Jeff I have tried mimicking your satori setup it’s a 19 inch riser , velos long limbs my draw is 29.5 I bought the Hunter xt 400 and it’s knock left bad with 100gr insert 125 field point from ethics archery is the an easier way to contact you? If it comes down to it I’ll send everything to you lol
@@WhiteMike467 both are great risers but the Das has a jager low 2.0 grip option and the Hoyt factory grip is less than desirable, you can order an R-Core Master grip for the Hoyt and then they’re fine just expensive I just really like the Das bow a lot and I sell them all the time just a better bang for the buck and very easy to shoot 👍🏻
Anybody notice a kind of "humming"/vibration in the riser after the shot? Is that a metal riser thing or does it come from a wrong string? Of course i use puffs on the string.
Beautiful property man
This video definitely helped this alabama boy.got my first ever traditional bow and its a hoyt satori. Used this video to set it up.i got the simmons swampshark broadheads.i tuned it like you did and im shooting darts at 57.5 pounds at my 28 inch draw with 645 grain arrows. Thank you so much jeff for these videos.
Absolutely great broad head!!! 💪💪💪 My favorite!!
That’s an education. Great video.
When I order a string from a custom maker, I always specify the arrow nock that I plan to use. I enjoy your videos, thank you!
Great video! I look forward to and enjoy all of your posts.
Thanks Mike👍🏻
Excellent video. I look forward to the next Box to Broadhead.
Great video I like the way you work through step by step you gave me some helpful tips many thanks from the UK
You’re very welcome brother 👍🏻
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing
Love the channel buddy
Fantastic video guys
Thanks a lot - that helps so much.
Good informative video! Thanks so much.
Thanks 👍🏻
A lot of good tid-bits of information. Thinking of getting a Satori and this will come in handy, thanks.
You’re welcome brother let us know if you need anything 👍🏻
this is great, i started out with an October Mountain Product bow (which is great in itself) and recently purchased a Satori. I am in the process of tuning the bow and matching arrows to it.
Awesome thanks brother let us know if you need anything 👍🏻
Brilliant! thanks guys
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You should do one of these videos for a Das bow. Their set up is a little different and confusing.
I have a 19", 21" Satori and 19" Buffalo, with a 30.5 draw and always a long limb, I have found they seem to want to be on a higher brace height unfortunately. Also Hoyt does not follow AMO string standards. They have recommend .25 longer on their string charts. 67.25 for a 70", down to 59.25 for a 62" bow. Hoyt's Satori string is actually not bad as it is a soft D97 and also at the exact string length they recommend. I love that OD Green, I think it may want to come home with me.
Great video , I am going to go back and recheck my Satori now .Might try those DAS limbs
Thanks!
Excellent channel!
Thanks!
I have a 21” satori with long #40 factory limbs and my draw length is 29.5” and the scale reads 50#. I followed the complete setup process you outlined and used full length Gold Tip Primos shafts that weigh 9.4 gpi along with a nocturnal nock and factory GT inserts. I ended up having to go with a 200 gr tip to keep the shaft full length, but I could not get rid of the tail high impact no matter what I did. I raised the nocking point all the way to 1” even and it would still come in nock high. The owner of the bow shop tried helping me out and we kept experimenting with adjusting the brace height as well as the tiller and I didn’t leave with a tuned bare shaft. Close, but still nock high. I shot so much I wore off the skin on the side of my nose and the corner of my lip. I would assume the times I got a nock left or right it was user error, but why would I keep getting a nock high no matter how high I set the nock point?
Alright brother first thanks for reaching out, as strange as it sounds try nock tuning it just to see if it gets better also I would almost bet the shaft is a hair weak and to determine that throw a 100 grain tip on it and see if it does anything to correct it and if so go up a spine and then load up the foc.
Has anyone ever requested a raised rest like a Bear Weather Rest or is the Satori strictly off the shelf? I would thing a raised rest would mess with the tiller settings?
Thank you,
When you talk about weight on an arrow and a heavier arrow punches through a target with the same pound bow at 20 yards that you're shooting to give me the 30 yds the weight of that arrow that is flying through the air has more kinetic energy on impact
I just subscribed to your channel and I like it very much. Might you possibly consider making a video showing proper form from a treestand. I recently switched from the training wheels, and I find canting the bow more than a little(I like a little tilt) throws my shots and form off. But from a stand knees and stuff get in the way when shooting more vertically. Can you help with this?
Yes sir!
Great video, one small statement about nock point height put me right on target ,thanks
Awesome thanks for watching!
are the Hoyt carbon/bamboo limbs that much better than the standard limbs?
What was the distance to the target when you were bareshaft tuning? I thought you said 15 yards minimum in another video, but I want to be sure of the distance when I do this.
Yes sir you need to be at least 15 yards from the target to really see what it’s doing, we were only about 10 yards on this video but we usually have a very easy tune with Hoyt Satori unlike a lot of wood bows lol thanks brother!
I really enjoyed this video. Is that a 6" or 8" stabilizer? Thanks.
6” 👍🏻
Can I get a product list and total price for that bow
Can you give the description of the arrow components (wrap color and length and feather color and length) and where they were purchased. I want my arrows to look the same way those Goldtip traditionals do! My draw length and weight are pretty much identical as what you covered in the video and I'm struggling with my current arrow setup as its to heavy. Out past 23 yards my arrows drop off dramatically and I want to run the weight that you've setup in the video. Thanks in advance!
Yes sir all thru 3rivers fluorescent lime wraps and 4” shield cut feathers two fluorescent lime and one fluorescent lime barred all gateway feathers left wing 👍🏻
So With the 19” riser with those 45# long bottomed out should be roughly 50#@30”??
Yes sir very close.
Who makes the target you are tuning your arrows with? I am in the market to get one for tuning my arrows. Thanks…
They’re called Blob targets, they’re extremely heavy lol
@32:29 "if that thing were stiff, we would have to start cutting and cutting and cutting..."
We do apologize for that lol hopefully it didn’t confuse anyone I definitely meant if the shaft was too weak we’d have to start cutting but I did mention that if it was too stiff all we had to do was add weight up front I caught it also after the video had been uploaded but thanks for watching!
just love the video even if im not allowed to hunt with a bow here in my cuntry and just shoot my hoiyt for fun ... greetings from germany :D
Hey Mr.Jeff I have tried mimicking your satori setup it’s a 19 inch riser , velos long limbs my draw is 29.5 I bought the Hunter xt 400 and it’s knock left bad with 100gr insert 125 field point from ethics archery is the an easier way to contact you? If it comes down to it I’ll send everything to you lol
How many shims did you use? If you don’t use any it’ll most likely take care of that but let me know.
What did you say the limbs are.
3K Carbon Bamboo
Are the DAS risers as good as the Hoyt?
I really like the grip much better
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 on the Hoyt?
@@WhiteMike467 both are great risers but the Das has a jager low 2.0 grip option and the Hoyt factory grip is less than desirable, you can order an R-Core Master grip for the Hoyt and then they’re fine just expensive I just really like the Das bow a lot and I sell them all the time just a better bang for the buck and very easy to shoot 👍🏻
Were is this guy located
Athens Alabama
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 do u do this for people on a basis
@@taylor2629 yes sir we are a full service traditional archery dealer
www.instinctiveaddictionarcheryllc.com
Anybody notice a kind of "humming"/vibration in the riser after the shot? Is that a metal riser thing or does it come from a wrong string?
Of course i use puffs on the string.
Yes! Check out my video on silencing an ILF bow, it’ll show you how to get rid of that, in the video I used neoprene but Velcro works very well also!