Ordered my dozen a week ago - at checkout I was like “what the hell lemme type in THP for a coupon code” cuz I noticed y’all were shooting vectors on the longe range ranch fairy test video. Didn’t know if it was a thing even. And BOOM 10% off. Can’t wait to get my arrows! 300 spine with total weight that can range from 565 all the way up to about 700 after I figure out what broadheads I’ll be using. It’ll be 565 with my current trocars but gonna play with different weight points before deciding on some single bevels. I’m also running out of time for all this haha
Been shootin' GrizzlyStiks but these vectors look pretty dialed in and kinda... cousins of Grizzlystiks but for twice as many for virtually the same price. ...Still stickin' with the Massai broadheads though.
Heck yeah!! hopefully Zach and the BRO crew will be there for round 3 of BRO/THP elk season. I’ve been absolutely enthralled with those hunts recently. It’s got me wanting to go OTC in 2022 so bad. Setting goals and going and doing em
Jake, I'd go with the Tuffhead personally...1-piece design means all other things being equal (flight, sharpness, etc), you're less likely to have an issue with the ferrule and set screws either coming loose or catching the ferrule on bone as it passes thru. Those Evo's are legit. Just a few more weeks!!! Good luck this season, always love the videos guys
Watching these videos are torture, I should be prepping for the season but I'm stuck in the middle east for the time being. Good luck to all this season. God Bless
I have been using a Bear Attitude for a few years and don’t plan to change, greatest bow I have ever used. Good luck to you boys this year, love watching the videos!
Jake! As a fellow Wisconsinite and since I also am shooting the grizzly stik samurai's, I think that what you ought to go with!! Can't want to watch the bucks start dropping! Can't wait for season to open! Good luck fellas!
Great video and set ups. Nice to see you guys not buying the latest bow every year. Not that there's anything wrong with that. But most of us can't do that, so it's nice to see. Stick with what works and if it ain't working, then change.
Longbows are sooooo versitile. Aim at the bottom of the armpit for 50 yd shots and you lung em by the time they duck and take off. Medium weight arrow, medium-high FOC, heavy 2 blade head.
I agree 100% ! Trad takes guts to be willing to have to pass on shot oprotunities you could easily take with compound. My hats off to him just for giving it a try on film last year. But yes fingers crossed greg at least fills a doe tag with traditional
Season is almost here. Time for the Hydrelin to start flowing, ups an downs. Ready to enjoy my own hunts. But also Ready to follow along with you guys. Time to make memories.
I absolutely love you guys. Y’all have some great times together and I love the camaraderie y’all have. Everyone will drop everything to help you track and haul out a buck. I respect you guys and seriously watch 5-10 episodes a day on prime video. I’m in season three and it sucks because I’ll be catching up to the end soon. Y’all have me absolutely pumped for this coming season and have inspired me to keep at it. I don’t have the luxury of private land so I have to hunt public land like y’all. Wish I had a group of friends like y’all. It’s just me out here in North Carolina so I have to adapt my hunting and think of how to get the deer/bear out when I walk several miles in. I want to say a really appreciate all you guys. I have a challenge for y’all if your up to it and I would love to see it. Come hunt the NC mountains on public land. I’d like to see how y’all hunt it and hopefully I can learn some things. Good luck this season fellas shoot straight and never quit.
As if I needed something else to get me excited, 10 days away from heading to Wyoming for elk and THIS comes out! Ha Ha Ha You guys are like handing a kid another donut for the sugar rush and I love it. Can't wait to see the incredible hunts this year, especially watching Zach, the spot and stalk master, work early season magic.
Cant wait for the season to come in, watching yalls channel always gives me motivation to try something new each year!! Kept hard at it this past seaon and was able to harvest my biggest buck to date. Thank you guys for showing us that theres many ways to hunt public lands and private if you have that opportunity!! GOOD LUCK this season fellas from North Carolina!
I don't think I would have gotten turkeys the last two years without watching you guys. Until last year I hadn't turkey hunted since 2013. I had only 1 turkey under my belt before 2013. As for a bow set up. I have 2011 bowtech assassin. All I have to say is it's the biggest pain in the butt to get it to shoot like a dart with light or heavy arrows. Not sure what I'm gonna do this season
Jake, I’d personally go with Tuffheads out of those two. The best option design wise is probably the samurai, and I’m sure durability would be about equal. But, those single bevel evolutions and Tuffheads reputation for being indestructible I think would more than do what you want it to this season. I’m a sucker for single piece designs. Even though I’m shooting the Iron will Wide Solids this year.
200 grain broadhead for a whitetail little much and 4 fletch will make you have more spin which kills your accuracy out passed 40. Great set ups for the bows and stuff. I myself like to be 480 grain arrow but I also stretch it to 60 for deer. I agree collars are a must on arrows 14 foc is plenty. 18t is getting up there. Drastically dropping speed especially in single cam bows. Speed doesn’t kill and I get that but there’s a happen medium. Best of luck to you guys and the hot wire sight is money 20-35 on pins and floater. Can’t beat it I built a sword punisher 3 pin set up 20-30-40 bottom pin floater. I will be fallowing along best of luck guys!
I used the Grizzly Stik 200 grain Samurai last fall. The buck was quartering to me slightly. The arrow entered the base of the neck broke the scapula. The tip of the broadhead broke off and prevented a complete passthrough. 28" draw @ 65# 654 TAW. We did harvest 4 deer with the 200 grain Samurai. Mine was the only one that did not pass through.
Thanks for the pointers (e.g., Zack on why he likes the quiver adjustability). I watched "STABILIZERS for Bow Hunting - Testing the Difference" by DIY Sportsman, where he used the Mantis X8 system to measure his movement, with the different stabilizer scenarios. I appreciated the comments on making changes for species (pronghorn, elk, deer)...good to be reminded one size may not be best, when you plan to hunt animals of very different sizes.
Also, come hunt some public land across Canada. We got plenty for THP specifically. Archery folk in camo are welcome anytime.... just avoid the yuppies in Toronto.
Jake- all else being equal, the shorter more compact broadhead will be stronger, I think that’s more important than having a higher mechanical advantage of the longer blade. If a tip folds over, the arrow will absolutely deviate from its path; I believe you may have some first hand experience in this ;).
I agree with you on choosing the Evolution, that’s what I would use. But… Grizzlystik isn’t exactly an average company using crap materials or thin blades. I doubt it would have any durability issues. Which one is better? Ashby recommends the long 3-1 style profile as being more beneficial and the best option. However, on whitetail and elk I don’t believe you need to go full Ashby to get the job done. I believe they’d be equal in results.
Jake, I went thru something similar, but turns out it was a slight inconsistency in my grip. When it’s on, everything flies great. For Jake and Zach, as far as broadheads, I have the Magnus black hornets and stingers, cutthroat, tuffhead 265’s, and the tuffhead evolutions 200 and I’m shooting the 200 evo’s this year. They fly really well and seem damn near indestructible. My Tuffhead 265, last year after a pass thru and burying 16 inches in the dirt was still sharper than the one I tried to touch up myself earlier in the year. So I know they’ll keep that edge once you get it there. I’m really excited to see the 20 degree edge do some damage. Good luck with your decision and have a great year!
I just wanted to say good luck this year to you guys and everyone else on here watching. Also, are you planning on coming down to Alabama again this deer season?
Jake, I'm putting my order in today for the Samurai's! Would love to see how you do with them! So, there's my vote! Good luck this season boys! I'll be following along the whole way!
Jake shoot the tuff head! That ferrule on the grizzly stik is much weaker than the blade. If you get that typical forward facing shot elk hunting and hit a shoulder that ferrule can break.
@Jake Your bow set up is really similar to mine mate! I'm at 725 grains. I hightly recommend Abowyer broadheads. Found them on an oldtimers forum. Great mechanical advantage arrows just like the Ashby 315 design from Grizzlystik. But way cheaper and a lot lighter obviously. Great arrows. Came wildly sharp out of the package. Couldn't improve the edge on a 6,000 grit stone.
I LOVE your guys content and watch every video almost as it comes out. And I’m pro heavy arrow and a good, “scary sharp” coc broadhead. But you guys are shooting modern day compounds. Shoot any of those set ups but cut it down to 470-550gr total arrow weight and you will still blow through heavy bone WITH waaayyyy better trajectory. I’ve watched your set ups evolve and in 2 years you’ll be laughing at how heavy (650-740gr) you’re currently shooting. Any of those 2 blade single bevels are good heads. If you’re shooting an elk with a trad bow. I’ve killed a pile of deer with them. But you can get away with more cut (like the black hornet and IW) and still get through bone and pass through. Ted and Greg’s set up are perfect. I think you’re forgetting that “plan B arrows” (bad hits) aren’t just always going to hit 3 inches of solid bone. You’re going to hit gut or low lung and come up on a half alive deer the next morning, or lose it, and wish there was a bigger hole. Your bows are powerful, shave off a little weight, get a head that will go through bone and pass through while still making more than a 1 and 1/16 inch 2 blade slit. I went down the road your on, you’ll end up coming to a set up more in line with Greg and teds. And throw away the grizzly stick, shoot the tuff head. Grizzly stick is just over hardened stainless steel. Making it too brittle. That single bevel grizzly stick is gunna chatter when you hit bone. Too much pressure on the rotating edge for a brittle steel. Love y’all. Hope you know none of this is ill will!
Will you guys do a video on how to tune in your pin sights? Please! I just got my 1st compound bow, coming from traditional bows. And the guy at the shop that helped me sight in my pins did NOT do a very good job! I'm consistently shooting to the left and high at my 20 yard pin.
So many of these shows are shooting the newest most expensive bows fully decked out. They drive a golf cart to their stands amd shoot deer they have named. These guys use affordable gear, work their asses off, put these bows to the ultimate durability test, kill public land deer on the ground. So great!
Just ordered a half dozen THP arrows and can’t wait to get them firing missiles. Lead time is 4 weeks though so I’ll be cutting it close for WI opener but have the components to build similar arrows to get me through
Use the one is shorter in length that is so cool that you are coming to wyoming to hunt I live in Powell wyoming I'm so excited can't wait till september I shoot a a diamond edge 320 with 400 grian arrows 90 grian insert 125 grian broadheads at 50 pounds I'm 55 like you guys so much I watch your videos all the time may god bless us all on our hunting endeavours
All these Bear Bows . Going to have to dust my bow off haven`t used it in several years . It`s a Hoyt Power Hawk 70 lb. Draw . I had to go to a Crossbow after my Heart problem couldn`t pull it back . Thanks enjoyed it
Now since you guys shoot the Bear brand when will you guys try taking out one of their traditional bows? It would be sweet to see zach do a stalk with a traditional gear setup.
Thank you for your willingness to share your equipment choices and your rationale behind them. Can't wait to see how well your broadhead choices perform on big game this fall. Thank you again and good luck this season.
Yalls videos not only convinced me to explore higher FOC and heavier setups, they made it fun to go through the process. Last deer season set in stone that i would only shoot a heavy arrow with at least 19% FOC. Even got a couple of my hunting buddies following suit.
Thank you for the update on the stuff you guys trust taking into the woods. I like zachs quiver. I hunt from the ground and hate when my nocks get full of dirt. I was going to get a tight spot for the adjustability but i bet that troohy ridge is cheaper
black 5 here, blowing away everyone i know with consistency! why buy a bow that i gotta spend another few hundred bucks to balance, seems ridiculous to me but is normal in this industry
The coolest thing about you guys is the relatability to the common man ie: public land, no guides, normal vehicles, not publicized sponsorships etc. This vid removed you guys a touch from the everyday hunter with the sponsored items. It’s all good, who wouldn’t want that? You guys work hard and deserve major success, looking forward to the content this upcoming season.
Hey guys thanks for the video and all the awesome content. Second year bow hunting, inspired by your videos to try something new and branch out from rifle hunting. Killed a nice buck last year at 5 yards on the ground. I've got my bear cruzer shooting well with some Magnus stingers on 515 grain arrows. I wanted to try Nockturnal lighted nocks because they look super helpful but when I tried them they made my POI drop by inches. Anyone have any idea why?
Hey Greg! I was wondering how you were able to make the Ironwill Broadheads compatible with the Day Six arrows?! Did you use there insert/outsert system or Ironwills? Wondering how you went about that. Thanks so much- appreciate the help.
I notice Aaron is shooting Cutthroat SB. What made you choose them? I've been trying to decide between Cutthroat 200gr SB and Tuffhead Evolution 200gr.
Humans can see more shades green than any other color and our eye is better at picking it up. Thats why a lot of of 'dot' optics are going to green. And probably why you can see the green knocks better.
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Ordered my dozen a week ago - at checkout I was like “what the hell lemme type in THP for a coupon code” cuz I noticed y’all were shooting vectors on the longe range ranch fairy test video. Didn’t know if it was a thing even. And BOOM 10% off. Can’t wait to get my arrows! 300 spine with total weight that can range from 565 all the way up to about 700 after I figure out what broadheads I’ll be using. It’ll be 565 with my current trocars but gonna play with different weight points before deciding on some single bevels.
I’m also running out of time for all this haha
Yea I’m shooting a bear salute for my first deer season
Just ordered some
Been shootin' GrizzlyStiks but these vectors look pretty dialed in and kinda... cousins of Grizzlystiks but for twice as many for virtually the same price. ...Still stickin' with the Massai broadheads though.
I shot the 200 samurai last year and I'm sticking with em this year! No problems at all thru 6 whitetail and easy to resharpen.
To anyone who reads this comment: good luck this hunting season! May it be your best ever!
Best of luck to you as well jack!
Best of blessings to you as well!!
And to you brother
You to brother
To you as well sir
I will NEVER get tired of watching Zac’s ND stalk on that beauty. As epic a hunt as you’ll ever see. Well you all have a bunch of them. Keep it up!
literally the best hunt on video
Jake, you should use whichever broadhead cut you. If it drew your blood, I think it's a sign! Looking forward to the new season!
Love that you guys use equipment that the working hunter can afford. Keep it up boys love the videos!
Heck yeah!! hopefully Zach and the BRO crew will be there for round 3 of BRO/THP elk season. I’ve been absolutely enthralled with those hunts recently. It’s got me wanting to go OTC in 2022 so bad. Setting goals and going and doing em
Jake, I'd go with the Tuffhead personally...1-piece design means all other things being equal (flight, sharpness, etc), you're less likely to have an issue with the ferrule and set screws either coming loose or catching the ferrule on bone as it passes thru. Those Evo's are legit. Just a few more weeks!!! Good luck this season, always love the videos guys
Gotta agree less parts less worries
Agreed
U guys are the biggest hunting show on UA-cam congratulations been here since the beginning.
Can’t wait to watch the thp crew again this year.
Watching these videos are torture, I should be prepping for the season but I'm stuck in the middle east for the time being. Good luck to all this season. God Bless
Jake, let’s see what the tuff head evolutions do this year 🤘🏼🤘🏼
I have been using a Bear Attitude for a few years and don’t plan to change, greatest bow I have ever used. Good luck to you boys this year, love watching the videos!
Jake! As a fellow Wisconsinite and since I also am shooting the grizzly stik samurai's, I think that what you ought to go with!! Can't want to watch the bucks start dropping! Can't wait for season to open! Good luck fellas!
Great video and set ups. Nice to see you guys not buying the latest bow every year. Not that there's anything wrong with that. But most of us can't do that, so it's nice to see. Stick with what works and if it ain't working, then change.
Agreed
When is Greg breaking out his longbow again? He came so close that one year. Anyway, good luck this season and looking forward to the videos.
Longbows are sooooo versitile. Aim at the bottom of the armpit for 50 yd shots and you lung em by the time they duck and take off.
Medium weight arrow, medium-high FOC, heavy 2 blade head.
I agree 100% ! Trad takes guts to be willing to have to pass on shot oprotunities you could easily take with compound. My hats off to him just for giving it a try on film last year. But yes fingers crossed greg at least fills a doe tag with traditional
Season is almost here. Time for the Hydrelin to start flowing, ups an downs. Ready to enjoy my own hunts. But also Ready to follow along with you guys. Time to make memories.
I absolutely love you guys. Y’all have some great times together and I love the camaraderie y’all have. Everyone will drop everything to help you track and haul out a buck. I respect you guys and seriously watch 5-10 episodes a day on prime video. I’m in season three and it sucks because I’ll be catching up to the end soon. Y’all have me absolutely pumped for this coming season and have inspired me to keep at it. I don’t have the luxury of private land so I have to hunt public land like y’all. Wish I had a group of friends like y’all. It’s just me out here in North Carolina so I have to adapt my hunting and think of how to get the deer/bear out when I walk several miles in. I want to say a really appreciate all you guys. I have a challenge for y’all if your up to it and I would love to see it. Come hunt the NC mountains on public land. I’d like to see how y’all hunt it and hopefully I can learn some things. Good luck this season fellas shoot straight and never quit.
As if I needed something else to get me excited, 10 days away from heading to Wyoming for elk and THIS comes out! Ha Ha Ha You guys are like handing a kid another donut for the sugar rush and I love it. Can't wait to see the incredible hunts this year, especially watching Zach, the spot and stalk master, work early season magic.
You guys need to make a tshirt with a screenshot of zach all jacked up bow in hand screaming Jacob lol that energy is what it's all about
Cant wait for the season to come in, watching yalls channel always gives me motivation to try something new each year!! Kept hard at it this past seaon and was able to harvest my biggest buck to date. Thank you guys for showing us that theres many ways to hunt public lands and private if you have that opportunity!! GOOD LUCK this season fellas from North Carolina!
I don't think I would have gotten turkeys the last two years without watching you guys. Until last year I hadn't turkey hunted since 2013. I had only 1 turkey under my belt before 2013. As for a bow set up. I have 2011 bowtech assassin. All I have to say is it's the biggest pain in the butt to get it to shoot like a dart with light or heavy arrows. Not sure what I'm gonna do this season
I have the same bow.
@@aaronkinder1725 you have issues with it getting to shoot?
@@wiscokid9890 Got a set of new strings and cables and a drop away rest. Shoots good.
Jake, I’d personally go with Tuffheads out of those two. The best option design wise is probably the samurai, and I’m sure durability would be about equal. But, those single bevel evolutions and Tuffheads reputation for being indestructible I think would more than do what you want it to this season. I’m a sucker for single piece designs. Even though I’m shooting the Iron will Wide Solids this year.
Been shooting my Bear Attack for 10 years now. Don't fix it if ain't broke. The hard cams can fling those heavy arrows just fine. Good luck fellas!
i watch all the videos but i look forward to these so much lol
Opening day tomorrow here in South Carolina I’ll be in the stand by 5:45am. Let’s get some this year boys!!!!!
200 grain broadhead for a whitetail little much and 4 fletch will make you have more spin which kills your accuracy out passed 40. Great set ups for the bows and stuff. I myself like to be 480 grain arrow but I also stretch it to 60 for deer. I agree collars are a must on arrows 14 foc is plenty. 18t is getting up there. Drastically dropping speed especially in single cam bows. Speed doesn’t kill and I get that but there’s a happen medium. Best of luck to you guys and the hot wire sight is money 20-35 on pins and floater. Can’t beat it I built a sword punisher 3 pin set up 20-30-40 bottom pin floater. I will be fallowing along best of luck guys!
I used the Grizzly Stik 200 grain Samurai last fall. The buck was quartering to me slightly. The arrow entered the base of the neck broke the scapula. The tip of the broadhead broke off and prevented a complete passthrough. 28" draw @ 65# 654 TAW. We did harvest 4 deer with the 200 grain Samurai. Mine was the only one that did not pass through.
Thanks for the pointers (e.g., Zack on why he likes the quiver adjustability). I watched "STABILIZERS for Bow Hunting - Testing the Difference" by DIY Sportsman, where he used the Mantis X8 system to measure his movement, with the different stabilizer scenarios. I appreciated the comments on making changes for species (pronghorn, elk, deer)...good to be reminded one size may not be best, when you plan to hunt animals of very different sizes.
Could have sworn I saw Zach shooting a Mathews Vertix last year! Thought it was different at the time because everyone else shoots Bear bows!
I would like to see some longbow, and crossbow hunts mixed in this year. Both will light the comment sections up
No crossbows please for these young men
@@toddbaer8634 Agree, not one of the guys. Maybe Jake’s or Warb’s dad? I’m in my 50s and hunt with an x-bow. It’s a lot of fun
Still best reaction to spot and stalk hunt. Jacob!! Woooooooooo!!! Jacks me up every time 😆
Glad you guys make videos like this. Ive rifle hunted since I can remember but I’m trying to get into bow hunting now and this definitely helps
I absolutely love my Bear bow ! Killed my biggest buck on its first trip in the woods and keeps killing year after year 🤘🏻
Great vid! Thank you for the info. I've been wanting to try a heavier arrow set up for a while now and love hearing what you guys use!
Also, come hunt some public land across Canada.
We got plenty for THP specifically.
Archery folk in camo are welcome anytime.... just avoid the yuppies in Toronto.
I love your channel guys. You are very talented, very knowledgeable, and very ethical bow hunters. Thanks for the enjoyment you provide.
Jake- all else being equal, the shorter more compact broadhead will be stronger, I think that’s more important than having a higher mechanical advantage of the longer blade. If a tip folds over, the arrow will absolutely deviate from its path; I believe you may have some first hand experience in this ;).
I agree with you on choosing the Evolution, that’s what I would use. But… Grizzlystik isn’t exactly an average company using crap materials or thin blades. I doubt it would have any durability issues.
Which one is better? Ashby recommends the long 3-1 style profile as being more beneficial and the best option. However, on whitetail and elk I don’t believe you need to go full Ashby to get the job done. I believe they’d be equal in results.
Love when Zack is in the video
Would be so much fun to hunt with Zach! He got so pumped in an epic stalk!
Jake, I went thru something similar, but turns out it was a slight inconsistency in my grip. When it’s on, everything flies great. For Jake and Zach, as far as broadheads, I have the Magnus black hornets and stingers, cutthroat, tuffhead 265’s, and the tuffhead evolutions 200 and I’m shooting the 200 evo’s this year. They fly really well and seem damn near indestructible. My Tuffhead 265, last year after a pass thru and burying 16 inches in the dirt was still sharper than the one I tried to touch up myself earlier in the year. So I know they’ll keep that edge once you get it there. I’m really excited to see the 20 degree edge do some damage.
Good luck with your decision and have a great year!
Love the single cam setups. Wish they didn’t have split limbs, but it seems like they are all going that direction.
I just wanted to say good luck this year to you guys and everyone else on here watching. Also, are you planning on coming down to Alabama again this deer season?
I just got my HMRs in. Paired with a Stinger 150 and I am pumped!!!!!!
Can't wait for the season to start keep them coming boys
Ive had THP playlists on repeat for the last week. Thanks for the new video!
Between you guys and Troy thank you for getting some good Arrow and broadhead info out to us hunters!
Jake, I'm putting my order in today for the Samurai's! Would love to see how you do with them! So, there's my vote! Good luck this season boys! I'll be following along the whole way!
Working on building my own arrows as we speak. Would be awesome to hunt with you guys one day. Best hunting videos ever.
Go with the tuffhead , they are awesome . My spring bear went 10 feet
You know something went down when Zack uses your full name 🦌 Keep up the great content guys.
Jake shoot the tuff head! That ferrule on the grizzly stik is much weaker than the blade. If you get that typical forward facing shot elk hunting and hit a shoulder that ferrule can break.
@Jake Your bow set up is really similar to mine mate! I'm at 725 grains. I hightly recommend Abowyer broadheads. Found them on an oldtimers forum. Great mechanical advantage arrows just like the Ashby 315 design from Grizzlystik. But way cheaper and a lot lighter obviously. Great arrows. Came wildly sharp out of the package. Couldn't improve the edge on a 6,000 grit stone.
Ssshhh. Don't tell anyone about these!😄
Jake, I think you should try the tuff head .
I LOVE your guys content and watch every video almost as it comes out. And I’m pro heavy arrow and a good, “scary sharp” coc broadhead. But you guys are shooting modern day compounds. Shoot any of those set ups but cut it down to 470-550gr total arrow weight and you will still blow through heavy bone WITH waaayyyy better trajectory. I’ve watched your set ups evolve and in 2 years you’ll be laughing at how heavy (650-740gr) you’re currently shooting. Any of those 2 blade single bevels are good heads. If you’re shooting an elk with a trad bow. I’ve killed a pile of deer with them. But you can get away with more cut (like the black hornet and IW) and still get through bone and pass through. Ted and Greg’s set up are perfect. I think you’re forgetting that “plan B arrows” (bad hits) aren’t just always going to hit 3 inches of solid bone. You’re going to hit gut or low lung and come up on a half alive deer the next morning, or lose it, and wish there was a bigger hole. Your bows are powerful, shave off a little weight, get a head that will go through bone and pass through while still making more than a 1 and 1/16 inch 2 blade slit. I went down the road your on, you’ll end up coming to a set up more in line with Greg and teds. And throw away the grizzly stick, shoot the tuff head. Grizzly stick is just over hardened stainless steel. Making it too brittle. That single bevel grizzly stick is gunna chatter when you hit bone. Too much pressure on the rotating edge for a brittle steel. Love y’all. Hope you know none of this is ill will!
Wow you must be really smart eh
@@shanebutnari7963 trying to help
People ever call Zangerle “Ted Bear” because of the hat? Seems like they should.
Use the the single bevel that has a wider cut
I just switched to using the GrizzlyStik Samurais. I hope they work well!
Will you guys do a video on how to tune in your pin sights? Please! I just got my 1st compound bow, coming from traditional bows. And the guy at the shop that helped me sight in my pins did NOT do a very good job! I'm consistently shooting to the left and high at my 20 yard pin.
Follow your arrow with your pin. Another words move your 20 yard pin up and left.
Good shooting and gods speed to the THP crew this season. Thanks for sharing your videos. 👍🇺🇸
Definitely want to see the Tuffheads in action.
I’m looking to buy a compound which one of those would be the best to get started with?
So many of these shows are shooting the newest most expensive bows fully decked out. They drive a golf cart to their stands amd shoot deer they have named. These guys use affordable gear, work their asses off, put these bows to the ultimate durability test, kill public land deer on the ground. So great!
Killer setups. Lots of blood will spill this season!
Just ordered a half dozen THP arrows and can’t wait to get them firing missiles. Lead time is 4 weeks though so I’ll be cutting it close for WI opener but have the components to build similar arrows to get me through
those long tapered heads have a tendency to curl up on the tip when hitting bone and will impede penetration
Just picked my self up an edge 320..huge upgrade from the pearson spoiler I started with
i just got my first bow. i got the Bear Species after seeing some of your older videos.
Not parting with my Hoyt Spyder , her name is Natasha.
Use the one is shorter in length that is so cool that you are coming to wyoming to hunt I live in Powell wyoming I'm so excited can't wait till september I shoot a a diamond edge 320 with 400 grian arrows 90 grian insert 125 grian broadheads at 50 pounds I'm 55 like you guys so much I watch your videos all the time may god bless us all on our hunting endeavours
Could y’all make one of these on y’all’s muzzleloaders?
Samurais are awesome Jake!
All these Bear Bows . Going to have to dust my bow off haven`t used it in several years . It`s a Hoyt Power Hawk 70 lb. Draw . I had to go to a Crossbow after my Heart problem couldn`t pull it back . Thanks enjoyed it
What releases are you guys using?
Opinion: 3 fletchings or 4? Which is better?
Well looks like the sponsorship has shown up!
Need to address your arrow speed and why you guys chose heavy hard hitting arrows over a fast bow
Any videos on the whitetail legend on a hunt?
thanks
Now since you guys shoot the Bear brand when will you guys try taking out one of their traditional bows? It would be sweet to see zach do a stalk with a traditional gear setup.
Ben is planning to hunt with one this year
So glad to see this video 😍
Thank you for your willingness to share your equipment choices and your rationale behind them. Can't wait to see how well your broadhead choices perform on big game this fall. Thank you again and good luck this season.
Yalls videos not only convinced me to explore higher FOC and heavier setups, they made it fun to go through the process. Last deer season set in stone that i would only shoot a heavy arrow with at least 19% FOC. Even got a couple of my hunting buddies following suit.
Dirtnap has a 200gr single bevel. I haven't tried them yet but think they will be good
I shoot Strickland helix 125 grain and I'm shoot 60lbs for draw weight
Thank you for the update on the stuff you guys trust taking into the woods. I like zachs quiver. I hunt from the ground and hate when my nocks get full of dirt. I was going to get a tight spot for the adjustability but i bet that troohy ridge is cheaper
I got a Prime and it is the most accurate bow I have ever shot, and moved to the adult arrows thanks to Ranch Fairy. Good luck to everyone this year.
black 5 here, blowing away everyone i know with consistency! why buy a bow that i gotta spend another few hundred bucks to balance, seems ridiculous to me but is normal in this industry
Sponsored by Bear. Got it.
After seeing RF shoot a hog with those TF Evo 200s, I would love to see Jake smoke some antlered critters with them.
The coolest thing about you guys is the relatability to the common man ie: public land, no guides, normal vehicles, not publicized sponsorships etc. This vid removed you guys a touch from the everyday hunter with the sponsored items. It’s all good, who wouldn’t want that? You guys work hard and deserve major success, looking forward to the content this upcoming season.
But what they are sponsored by is affordable great gear. Bear and trophy ridge are awesome.
Hey guys thanks for the video and all the awesome content. Second year bow hunting, inspired by your videos to try something new and branch out from rifle hunting. Killed a nice buck last year at 5 yards on the ground. I've got my bear cruzer shooting well with some Magnus stingers on 515 grain arrows. I wanted to try Nockturnal lighted nocks because they look super helpful but when I tried them they made my POI drop by inches. Anyone have any idea why?
What speed are you getting out of these heavier set up?
8:44 that's a trigger punch! :)
Trigger punching is fine
Hey Greg! I was wondering how you were able to make the Ironwill Broadheads compatible with the Day Six arrows?! Did you use there insert/outsert system or Ironwills? Wondering how you went about that. Thanks so much- appreciate the help.
Yo I shoot those grizzly sticks 200 grains, they are great quality steal, and stay sharp.
We need a whitetail truck dump on all the gear you guys travel with to public land hunt
I went with the v3 27 with a style like zachs it works great got a spring turkey with it excited for this season
The human eye picks up green the best. green light nocks are best for low light. idk about filming though
What kind of peep do y’all recommend?
I notice Aaron is shooting Cutthroat SB. What made you choose them? I've been trying to decide between Cutthroat 200gr SB and Tuffhead Evolution 200gr.
Thank You THP!!!
Humans can see more shades green than any other color and our eye is better at picking it up. Thats why a lot of of 'dot' optics are going to green. And probably why you can see the green knocks better.