The BEST Archery Target On The Market!!!

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  • Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
  • Hey everyone! I've needed a new archery target for quite some time, and I finally found one I wanted to try. I'm super happy with it so far so if you're interested in getting one, I would highly recommend it and would encourage you to shop at your local archery shop.

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  • @huntfish_outdoors
    @huntfish_outdoors  24 дні тому +1

    What targets do you guys shoot? I’m interested in hearing other thoughts and opinions.

  • @robcarr8505
    @robcarr8505 11 днів тому

    I just shoot a 4 sided "block" target. It's nice to be able to change what I'm shooting at every time I walk up to get my arrows. I feel it has helped me improve my accuracy quite a bit but I definitely want to buy a 3D deer and turkey soon. Awesome video. Your editing is on point. The sound quality and the background music are perfect. Keep up the awesome work 🤘🤘

    • @huntfish_outdoors
      @huntfish_outdoors  11 днів тому

      @@robcarr8505 thank you so much! I have a block target also that I will shoot from time to time. Spot targets have been my nemesis though lol

  • @mmcguire5687
    @mmcguire5687 4 дні тому

    You got a tree in the background there big enough for a tree stand! Now that would be realistic practice.

    • @huntfish_outdoors
      @huntfish_outdoors  4 дні тому +1

      @@mmcguire5687 I actually do that! I also shoot from my office window which is 20-25’ up and out to 25 yards out.

    • @mmcguire5687
      @mmcguire5687 4 дні тому

      @@huntfish_outdoors that’s awesome, and sniping from your office window…that’s sniper level shooting right there 🤣

  • @mash4fun
    @mash4fun 11 днів тому +1

    You stated that the lighted nocks and the standard nocks should fly the same, how is this possible, when I change over I am about 13 clicks lower on the lighted nocks due to the 15 grains heavier weight per arrow.

    • @huntfish_outdoors
      @huntfish_outdoors  11 днів тому +1

      @@mash4fun well I have experienced the same thing but what I have found is every setup is different. I haven’t dug deep into it but I’d imagine that bow speed and arrow weight may have some contributing factors to that. I’ve had to make changes in previous setups but usually it’s just slight vertical changes. Last year and this years setup for me shooting the Halo Nocks have been pretty spot on.