I FINALLY Got a NEW Archery BOW for HUNTING My ABANDONED RANCH!!! (Can I Get a Robinhood?)
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Flair fertilizing the earth?
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew
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buddy is dialed with that bow 🐐💯
Get you some burlap and zip ties and put burlap around the ladder stand so you have more cover
Flair: gets a bow
Me: god damn lets see if he can hit a duck with it
Tim wells bow hunter can look him up on UA-cam 👍
@@outdoorswithnb2970 I was going to say the same thing, that dude even shoots doves with bows. I disagree with him killing some of the critters he kills, but he's damn good and has balls. Spearing water buffalo takes cajones.
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It’s funny because I just posted a video of a guy duckhunting with a bow and arrow. I said we really need to see you doing this. ua-cam.com/video/yAN8sIY3WNo/v-deo.html
It’s possible, I’ve seen people do it, but it requires different equipment
It’s a great feeling when you use a compound and you have the shakes, your adrenaline is pumping, you almost zone out and block it all out till you hear that thump and it all comes rushing back at once and everything just over comes you. Yeah it’s great with a rifle or crossbow but you get so much closer and beating them at their own game, being quite and not moving, sneaking your draw back and connecting on that ethical shot, it’s a great feeling.
its so fun, bow is my favorite to use, so much closer to nature and it doesn't scare other deer off.
@@David_Quinn_Photography it does when the deer runs away the other deer tend to follow but I see what your saying
That feeling is why I hunt with compound bow only hunting with a gun is cool but tbh I think it’s waaayy harder to control then a bow I find my shots are always way steadier
Wells fam!
@@codyferris5938 was talking the audio radius obviously if a deer runs the rest will do the same but say its not in visible distance the other deer still may make its way in towards your scent bag.
Quatro is helping u get all these heart shots. He past knowing that deer season was upon us and has now started his journey to help u get big shela this year. RIP:Quatro
Hope your finger gets better for the season cause I can't wait to see hunting vids with the bow.
Not on this channel cause of UA-cam
You know
@@andrewweier2229 Yes, he can post hunting vids on this channel again, it got fixed
"Catch Clean Cook would be fire on a cow"
I mean Karrel has been acting up a little based of the last video
carol isnt a eater cow shes a pet
@@TylerDuysen he could still eat her
@@niagarafallsnewyork3659 she wouldnt taste good is the point
@@TylerDuysen he could proboly make it taste alright I mean guy eats possums and raccoons and stuff
Lmao
should probably loosen your choking deathgrip on the bow, just let it sit naturally in the crux of your hand. it will stop the shaking wavering increase your accuracy.
Good one, I used to just open my hand and let it kinda balance. Then gently grasping the grip, then I would bend my arm, level at the elbow, straighten up and put a bead on the target, and shoot!
This was hard to watch being a bow hunter🤣. Yes you have to use Allen wrenches to move the sights. The fist pin is usually 20 yards then each pin after is in 10 yard increments. If you don’t already should get a peep hole and a lip button on it.
Pretty sure they got a peep sight. It's very very rare to not have one, especially since they had it set up by scheels
Maybe it would be easier if you remembered what it was like when you got your first bow. Most people have to start somewhere and work their way up to knowing it all.
I was cringing the whole time lol
you can see the peep on the bow
Naw real men do 20 yard increments
Flair: This is like the 15th time I've ever drawn a bow back.
Me remembering the hundreds of fish he's shot over.
Burris makes a bow sight called the oracle that has a range finder built into it deermeatfordinner has a video on it if you wanna check it out, it’s pretty slick
so does garmin
Definitely wouldn’t shoot past 30 with a bow. Especially whitetail and being a new hunter at 50 lbs the deer might dock the arrow anything past 25 yards
That’s why you shoot a Mathews
@@virginiaballistics8330 I do lol , he doesn’t
I’m at 53 pounds I got a full pass through at 47 yards
@@tippy8358 he's saying 30yards or farther there is a VERY high chance that the deer is going to jump the string (duck the arrow). Perfect example, I had doe at 20yd the other day try to duck my arrow and I shoot right around 60lbs, lucky for me it just made the shot better.
Bruh my dad shoots 65 lb and he has shot deer just over 60 yards. Your not going to have to many opportunities hunting over food plots within 25 yards
Best advice I’ve been told as a new bow hunter was “don’t take the shot unless you feel comfortable/confident in the shot!” With bow hunting all you can do is keep practicing! Keep making amazing videos and shoot straight and let em fly! Happy hunting flair!
Keep up the good work flair. It’s always a good day when you post
Flair make sure your field tips stay tight after after shot. Also, sighting in your bow is the opposite of how you sight in a rifle scope. My favorite pin is the single pin by HHA get a 4x lens and your all set.
If you’re hunting out of a stand get yourself a good harness muddy makes good ones but you can look around better safe than sorry
I can tell you from a personal level that even in a 6 foot Stand you need it, I broke my neck from falling 6 foot at the right angle, put me out of hunting for 2 seasons and couldn’t move met head for like 4 months. I ain’t good
I was about to comment to definitely get a vest. Those falls can kill. It will be dang good way to ruin a hung. Especially when the adrenaline gets going.
I never use a harness lol just gets in the way
@@nicholasyoungs9263 have fun getting paralyzed then I choose walking over a missed shot
@@nicholasyoungs9263 I hope your prayer life is good.
When you sight your bow in, you move the pin were you missed. For example, you shot high and right, you move your pin high and right. You also may have to adjust you while sight and it works the same way.
I hope everyone's having a good day today
You too!
Nope at the hospital. Glad flair posted a vid
Awesome job with the bow to start.
A couple pointers, when the arrow rattles when it hits your bow, your field tip/broadhead is loose.
USUALLY, the yardage starts at an even number, and usually it's 20 yards, as there isn't much drop in the first 20 yards on modern compounds. Obviously you were money with your shots so I wouldn't change much lol
When loading the bow, instead of reaching around the back side to load an arrow, hold your bow kind of flat, rotating your wrist to the right. This kind of gives you a shelf to work off of so you can nock your arrow then close your rest. That way you have more control of your arrow when nocking.
Otherwise, keep shooting and having fun, I'd recommend keeping the deer under 40 yards for an ethical kill, but it all comes down to the shot placement.
Good luck this season, hope you are still able to find time with the new born!
As a bow hunter with shoulder issues, I’d say keep them within 30 and get a good fixed blade broadhead. Even with a faster bow, shooting 55 lbs mechanicals have given me meh penetration
Plus mechanicals can fail I’ve never had issues with fixed but have had some problems with mechanicals
Odds of the deer ducking and ending up with a bad hit past 30ish yards with that bows speed make it not worth it.
Even with faster bows they can still jump string.
@@landonyoder6710 That's true, but it they have less time to move the faster the arrow is going.
Sheeewwww. Can’t wait to see your baby girl to be out there duck hunting and rippin lips with y’all.
Mini Googan fishin' tournaments coming up in 3 or 4 years! Aren't John B and Lunkers also going to have kids? LFG just had one. Plus a bunch of their friends.
@@comfortablynumb9342 that would be dope
I’ve been hunting my entire life but started bow hunting a few years ago and I can promise you flair that’s it’s a different kind of exciting. I’m sure you’ll fall in love.
I feel like you could turn your new channel into either a family channel if that’s something you want to do or give it to Macy and she could make some cooking/baking vids. That would be cool if you did something like that
I was thinking the same thing
I would watch that
The new Bux gear is super nice man, really like that whole line of clothes! Super cool you decided to get a bow, that set up is really nice. Your stance, breathing & hand position/grip on the bow handle has a huge effect on your consistency with a bow, with a lot of practice you'll be good to go. Shooting 20-50 arrows a day will really help you get better, more accurate ect.
With a 50 pound draw, you really shouldn't shoot over 35 yards. However, with that being said, the majority of your deer shots won't be over 20 yards.
I’ve shot targets 55yards away with less poundage
@@dakotapaul8523 its not about shooting targets. its the penetration through deer and hitting vitals.
Ya I shot a deer this year at 47 with 53 pound pull buried it to the fletching but I have shot hundreds of arrows at 60 this year practice is key to put it in the right place
It depends on arrow setup and broadheads
@@josephsloan8647 are you kidding me? lmao, you can kill just about anything with a 40lb draw.. the kinetic energy an arrow or bolt has with a 40lb draw can drop basically any animal. Do you not understand the penetration capability of an arrow at a slow speed, or do you think they act like bullets? because it reads like you believe arrows perform like 22 long rifle in a subsonic load.
From beef cake construction, to beef cake lawn care, now we have beef cake bow hunting!!
Makes me wanna but another!
Would love to see a Flair and MinnDak reunion video!
Flair, I might be a little late, but when your shooting from a tree stand you arrow drops a ton so maybe sight it in from the treestand!
Good luck with the new bow. And your new family member! You might be too busy changing diapers for deer huntin'. It's going to be awesome to see her and LFG's son fishin' and stuff. Mini Googan bass tournaments coming up in 3 years!
I’ve been messing around with tuning and sighting in my own equipment and one thing when it comes to moving your pins and sighting in your bow always chase your arrow. If you’re starting out with your top pin you can move your whole housing or your pin and then work from there. It’s also the same with your left to right obviously if you’re shooting right chase right etc… it’s pretty easy to get the hang of and fun, good luck and can’t wait for the deer videos!
I definitely wouldn’t shoot past 35 yards as you are just a beginner bow hunter only shooting 50lbs, your doing good and keep up the good work and Goodluck this season
Don’t know if you will see this but in my experience with my fall food plots, I typically fertilize with 10-10-10 like a day or two before I plant, then till the fertilizer into the ground. Or put the fertilizer on after the plot grows and has a good stand around 4-6 weeks after planting. There is a good possibility that putting the fertilizer on burnt up your stand before it was big enough to handle the fertilizer. Good luck there is nothing more satisfying as making a food plot and the deer utilize it all winter!
I cannot tell you how much different it is when there is a live deer in front of you while bow hunting. You shake like you could shoot 10 ft over the deer.
Facts
Some huge bow shooting tips I’ve gotten is, keep the string just touching the top of your nose for an anchor point and let the bow just rest in the “armpit” of your hand between your thumb and pointer finger to reduce a shank of a shot or a target panic.
The majority of bow hunters don’t take shots past 40. Anything after that require a lot of practice
Yeah at least for whitetails. A lot of western bow hunters will shoot muleys and elk and 70-90 and hit em in the chest cavity every time, but lie to you about how far they really shot it at, because to us it sounds reckless.
Heck yeah... archery is a whole other level of hunting and a ton of fun. Seeing how excited you were getting... that's exactly why people bow hunt. More challenging, but way more fun than a rifle.
Your shoulder that holds up the bow will hurt when you aren't use to it. Start off on a lower draw weight, and take everything off the bow you don't have to have on it, and work your way up over time. Approach it like you would working out... shoot a bit, take a day off, etc. When you shoot, shoot one or two arrows then go pull (which lets you rest the shoulder between shots). Over time you will build up to do more and more.
Plan on taking shots within 30 yards with your setup, and you'll be good to go.
With that draw weight, plan on using cut on contact sharp broadheads (no expandable).
Your top pin is set to 20 yards, and 10 yard increments from there (30, 40, 50, 60). You need to do walk back tuning and adjust each pin to those yards.
I'm all into this... hit me up if you need advice on archery / bow related stuff.
Always aim higher when hunting from a stand/blind off the ground to account for your arrows entry angle
Not true. All rangefinders account for the height and distance you range at. And you would want to shoot lower on a deer if it isn’t straight under you. Because most deer when shot at duck and dodge. I’ve missed deer because over their back because of it
@@masondavis4032 you missed everything of what he meant
I’m learning more about bow hunting myself but what I have learned that has helped me is if your missing your pins then follow your shot so if you miss high you move your pin high, also make sure you put weight on your front foot, and when you pull your bow back aim higher because it doesn’t hurt your shoulder as much but when ready to shoot you want the target lined up with the pin you are shooting.
Also if anyone else in the comments has tips I’d love you here them because again I’m learning aswell.
You should site in with a broadhead it will fly different than a field point.
Is this sarcasm
@@masondavis4032 No not at all. You must site in with broadheads if you dont want to risk wounding the animal. You can shoot dimes at 30 yards with a field point then put a broadhead on and be way off. Sacrifice one broadhead to be sure.
@@tcsfullsend8445 but isn’t that why you buy broadheads that are the same weight as your field tips you practice with?
@@huntercombs1429 yes that is partially true. But adding a broadhead, even a mechanical one is like putting wings on the front of your arrow. Believe it or not if you are sited in with field points and put a broadhead on you will not hit the same spot as a field point. Give it a try...
If you are going to shoot at an animal you need to know you can hit where you are aiming. If you only shoot a broadhead at animals you have no idea what its going to do. Every broadhead will fly different depending how well your bow is tuned. You should also google paper tuning....that is critical as well especially once you add a broadhead...at minimum take a few shots with a broadhead to make sure it still flies true...
Hey flair,when you plant something and before it gets mature and ready to eat deer can Go in to the food plot and rip out the roots because the plants haven’t fully rooted into the ground so I think that’s why your food plots don’t look very good
Just remember sighting in a bow is opposite of a rifle. Up is down and down is up. Also I shoot 64 pounds and I won’t shoot past 40 but that’s personal preference.
@JL Outdoors what does that have to do with my comment?
Sighting in a bow is move your sight housing towards your arrow is the best way I’ve done it
@@evoq647 I’ve never thought of it that way but it makes sense.
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You should definitely have your sights on your bow be in 10 yard increments like 20 30 then 40 and so and also Can’t wait for the next vid to see big Louie on camera…. Hopefully
flair came in clutch was giving up hope of things to keep myself occupied and saw he posted something and got happy as hell
Also when you practice shoot and hunt, take your quiver off. Reduces weight and rattle
doesnt change much western hunters always shoot with quiver on
@@UlyssesF. that's because they spot and stalk and need their quiver handy. When your sitting in a treestand you will always have an arrow nocked.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen you as excited as you were when you hit that coyote! Using a compound is a whole new feeling! Good luck this year!!
Yo Flair, I’m a bow tech and here’s my two cents. 50 lbs you could probably effectively kill a deer at around 40-50 yards. Your pins are most likely set at 10 yard increments.
I'm so glad you were able to get a way to be able to shoot with a bow! I wish you the best of luck with your hunting!
Flair: I hurt my shoulder
Flair:shoots bow again
This is exactly what I was thinking
Most people set their pins up starting at 20 yards then go in 10-yard increments. A 20-yard pin is normally good for everything less than 20. But at a bare minimum before you try and shot at a deer practice a little with your broadheads into a foam target. It's very common for broadheads to be off compared to your field points depending upon your bow's tune. With your low poundage, I recommend a fixed blade broadhead for better penetration. Good luck archery tuning can be a dark rabbit hole.
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Not sure if this has been said but broadheads can make a big difference on the way the arrow flies and penetrates. I would suggest getting a couple different styles and testing them on targets to make sure they don’t do anything funky in the air especially once you start getting into further ranges.
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Swing back up, and we can get you paper tuned. Or once your strings settle if you need your peep adjusted.
Follow your shot with your sight. Our range is only 8 yards so hands are tied with sighting in.
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Love that you’re getting into now hunting! Definitely get a range finder though when you practice and get into the stand to feel super confident with your pins
I’m 49 and have shot bow since I was 5. Got an Elite 3 years ago, best bow I’ve ever had. Good luck! Love this content.
If you have trouble judging yardage try the Dead-On rangefinder it’s a non-electric range finder that you stick on the sight bracket of your bow I have one and love it. It helps you judge yardage when you are at full draw
Don't burn the thatch. It's awesome for the soil like it is. You could scrape some little trenches to plant seeds and the thatch will definitely help whatever you plant. Bare soil kills the soil microbes and it blows away when it dried out. You don't want a little dust bowl.
You definitely need to try a handheld style release. It lightens the pressure in your shoulder by spreading the weight in the pullback more evenly that a wrist strap
When you’re actually in the stand don’t do that (24:35) because if you raise the bow up like that you’re just making more movement than is necessary and it’ll make it easier for the deer to see you. You kinda wanna raise it near your chest and push out with the bow almost, while pulling your left arm back at the same time so it’s all synchronized and fluid.
My draw weight is 65lb and I don't shoot passed 45 yards. When aiming any slight movement of the bow can have big repercussions at where the arrow hits passed 45 yards away. 7-10 inches on target.
I'm certain that @ this time that you are the New 'Papa Beefcake"! Congratulations to the new addition and the absolute biggest change/challenge of your life! Good luck!🥳👍🤞🖖✌
When adjusting the pins, loosen them with an Allen wrench and “follow the arrows”( for example if the arrow hits low, slide the pin lower) also i’ve seen other comments suggesting this but make sure to just let the bow rest and your hand and not squeeze it too tight
Can't wait see Flair collaborate with Lunkers, mulletman, Outlaw and LFY for Elk hunting or do a Challenge for ducks hog or coyote with the bow.
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You should probably shoot up to 55 yards with that bow, and I would recommend getting a range Finder that has elevation on it so you can practice from the tree stand(arrows fly pretty different from that high) a realistic shot is around 40 yds
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Not bad for your first time! Definitely not ready yet for hunting this year. Even if you are hitting the heart every time, it is completely different shooting at a live moving animal. I'd give it until next year and practice shooting your bow every chance you can. Nothing is worse than wounding a giant buck because of not enough practice. I've been practicing shooting my bow since I could barely pull it back and I am still learning about it. Don't rush, don't death grip your bow, relax your front hand, and most importantly DO NOT PUNCH THE TRIGGER! Punching the trigger will make your accuracy go way down. Love the videos!
Looks to me like the bow and arrow gods have chosen you as their champion, Flair!! Good shots!!!
Hey flair, one of my biggest challenges when shooting at bucks is peaking. Once u shoot u really want to look and see if u hit him, but u want to stay lined up for a second or two, this will help u not shoot right
Zach: what are you doing
Flair: getting the deer fired up
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I learned to pay attention to my draw more and a have a good smooth draw. It helps with placement and repetition of being on your spots. Also will be easier on your shoulder in the long run. Don't want to scare deer away with some herky jerky pull back! Good luck man!!!
Flair: i have food plots and mock scrapes and fancy $5000 tree stands
Me: building a sketchy tree house with no roof or walls on the corner of a feild
I have the same sight on my Mathews Triax 70 lbs bow. Only with 3 pins instead of 5. It’s awesome, just read the manual. I’ve shot out to 89 yards.
As far as penetration on a deer, perfect arrow flight, razor sharp heads, and good quality components are the most important factors.
Alright bro,
Sighting tip, when you shoot your bow and your off target from where you aimed, you're basically following the arrow with your sight. If you're arrow shoots low, lower your sight so you're technically holding your bow higher so you hit higher. Same thing left and right.
Hey Flair just a little advice most people set there bows first pin at 20 because at 10 yards your arrow isn’t going to move enough to make a difference and that way you can shoot 10-25 yards with one pin. Another little tip is when your drawing and you hear that little rattle that is your field point loose and it could throw your shot off from having that weight out a little further from the arrow.
Also any shot past 30 yards is Ricky because so many things come into play on a live deer it could turn or duck and do all kinds of crazy stuff and you could potentially not put a lethal shot on one. Not trying to be a know it all just trying to help out a fellow hunter lol. Love the vids.
Y’all should have a contest for deer season and even duck season. Use the roulette wheel and see who goes to which spot and who ever gets the biggest dear, or whoever gets the most ducks wins. There should be some sort of punishment though. Nothing bad but something. Set up in some GoPro’s. Maybe even use the roulette wheel for who gets what gun too!
Tips:
Don’t try to hold you bow on the target. Like when you you were shooting the coyote just focus on the spot and your subconscious mind will make it hit the spot.
Glasses aren’t super great when shooting.
When your arrow has a rattling sound that means your field tip is loose.
Allen wrenches are essential when working on your bow.
Just squeeze your trigger and don’t punch it
Nice looking bow. Great shooting Flair! One more thing added to you arsenal. Can't wait seeing you take your first kill with it. Even more, can't wait to see Baby Beefcake soon.
Flair, I think it will help you a lot if you do not lock your elbow when shooting your bow. It will put more of a strain on your arm and not your shoulder! Best of luck to you this season!
I’ve been watching you for over four years now and I myself have a baby girl due any day! Congratulations on the start of adding to your family! Wish you and your family nothing but the best!
17:55 Flair just doing flair things!🤣😂
When sighting in the bow, it’s opposite of a rifle scope. You want to chase the arrow. If you hit low. Your pin need to be moved down. You can adjust the whole sight or individual pins. Also at 50 yards I’d prob stay under 40 yards. I shoot 70 and would only take a 40 if everything was ideal
When sighting In your bow follow your arrows. If you are hitting high move the sight up. I suggest doing 20, 30, 40, 50 yards with the pins
Be cool to see mulletman,LFG, Lunkers or best of all OUTLAW shoot bows and or duck hunt with Flair
Can't wait to see the deer hunts this year! And a big buck with the bow
Hey Flair just to make sighting your bow in a little easier for 20 yards you can sight it in at 5 yards and that is where you will hit at 20
Flair: knock on wood
Also Flair: knocks on metal
Trophy Ridge React Pro Bow sight is what I use and have 0 complaints. All is needed is to fine tune in your 20 and 30 yard pins and your 40-60 yard pins are automatically sighted in!
Hey Flair, you use Allen wrench’s to adjust your pins and the secret is to follow your arrows so if your arrow goes low, move your pin down. Also you really shouldn’t shoot with your quiver on the side of the bow, it will help with steadiness as well. Also just let the bow rest in your hand, no death grip. :)
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Congratulations on the healthy baby!! God bless y’all and I can’t wait to see your family growing more and succeeding!
Weld a patch on that mower deck and go with it... good luck this season young man.
Love the video flair keep them coming on both channels I been following u for about 3 1/2 year be safe have fun work hard buddy
Hear a crunch crunch crunch look over and see big Sheila 😂 bud you’ll be lucky to hear a deer walk through. They are silent 99% of the time they do their best to avoid stepping on leaves and low hanging branches “unless a buck rubs and scrapes”
Flair:gets a new bow
Next day: sheeeeew what is up today we are doing a survival challenge with the new bow
Hey just a heads up when you are shooting and sitting in the stand take off your quiver and shoot with out the quiver on the bow it with help
When I started Shooting competition the biggest thing stressed was Relaxed hand on the riser and use your back tension to work the release don’t punch the trigger and you’ll be shooting a lot better, hunting wise I shoot a Hoyt RX3 at 70 pound draw and I’ve killed multiple whitetale over 60, biggest thing is if they know you’re there or not, if they think something’s up they will probably duck the string, but if they have no clue you can some them, at 50 pounds I’d say probably 50 yards would be max shot distance
I’m glad you figured out how to pull
a bow back , bow hunting is the most heart pounding hunting you’ll ever do