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Beginners Guide To Bowhunting And Gear You Need
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- Beginners Guide To Bowhunting And Gear You Need
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I got myself the XOP vanish tree stand a couple of months ago. I can confirm they give you the ultralight harness. Thanks for the video Jason!
Thank you. Greatly appreciate the info. That is a sweet harness
If you have never hunted deer before, pay very close attention to Jason. This guy is in my opinion, the best channel on UA-cam. If you have the funds to get this gear, save the 75 bucks to get the whitetail course. It is money very well spent. Also for the love of god, don't buy crazy expensive camo or thermals, it is all a gimmick. He explains this very well and much more in his videos. Thanks for reading and good luck to you all. Thanks Jason for another great video.
Thank you. Greet appreciated
@@SamkoTradBowyeah Jason truly appreciate the time and effort
@@Coyote5555 Glad you enjoyed this.
Jason, been watching your vids for over a year now right before I started my first season of bow hunting. I’ve learned so much from your videos and literally thousands of other people have as well. Thank you for all you do
Thank you appreciate that
@@SamkoTradBowI totally agree. We appreciate the effort and hope this channel continues to grow
@@Coyote5555 Thanks
RTH means READY TO HUNT. Not RIGHT HAND. I just bought a Bear Legit.RTH. I thought the same as you until I bought the Bear. Thanks for the great informative videos.
Thank you for the correction
Love this video, couldn't have said it better but I would go ahead and buy a 3d target if I you have the extra money. But I think every hunter can agree the best hunting gear is just time in the woods learning the art of deer hunting.
@@DixieBowhunter-m5g both great points!
Great info Jason. Thanks for putting all this together.
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@@journeyman7189 glad you enjoyed it
Oh my goodness I have been waiting for this video!!!! 🎉🎉🎉 thank you!!
I am right handed. Do I choose a left or right handed bow? What is the index release used for? Video ideas 😅
One think I’d add is a bow case soft or hard. But some states require them to be in a case while you drive if I’m not wrong…
I would also talk about the option for a climber. Not are they more comfortable, but they’re actually more affordable than the set ups you showed.
2 great points. Down side to a climber for me as a traditiona bowhunter is climber type trees are not always where I need to be and with a max of 20 yards shootability a tree 10 yards off cuts my distance in half. But no doubt climbers are a great option!
@@SamkoTradBow it’s reasons like that, that I actually always have both option in my truck when I head out to go hunt. I have a climber and a hang n hunt set up option. Based on where I’m going. But for sure a valid point
@@michigangrownoutdoors7254 Thats what some of my hunting buddies do too. HAve both a hang on and a climber in the truck and used either depending on the spot. Thats the best way to do it. Especially if you know the locations you are going to.
@@SamkoTradBow I don’t get any scouting in on the off season. I travel back to Michigan every year to do my hunting and get mix fix. Lol so I hunt my way in every day and set up. I’ll know the areas with historical knowledge and I have a general idea what I need in each spot… it just all depends on what I can get away with really.
@@michigangrownoutdoors7254 my favorite way to hunt! Going in blind and everyday is an adventure
One think I’d add is a bow case soft or hard. But some states require them to be in a case while you drive if I’m not wrong…
double comment. But replied to your other one. Great points for sure.
@@SamkoTradBow I didn’t even know I posted twice lol. I think it just auto filled when I went to add the climber option. Lol sorry Jason. At least ya get some more comments for the algorithms lol
@@michigangrownoutdoors7254 no worries. And you great point. More for the algorithms!
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Excellent video very intuitive as always. Did you ever look at the new XOP stands? They have a few brand new ones for even cheaper that look way better like I said, they kinda look like the old Lonewolf stands.
Really like their rubicon stand. xop makes great stuff.
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Also one more question i’m using Zawicki judo points but all I can find are 125 grains but I plan on using 200 g broadheads. Will it affect my arrows at all what do you use for your judo points and what green thanks Jason I really respect your input
Hey are you still using razor Broadheads or are you using anything else? I was thinking about the 200 grain head from razor. What are you using this year?