Not trying to be smart or anything but I have a question here... If a shooter has a medical condition called "tremors" what would the correct way to hold on target and slowly squeeze off the trigger? Not all shooter's is the same. You can not teach them all the same.
I have plenty of people pointing out how I have failed at everything in life. I need someone like Joel to bring me back up after breaking me down like the first day of boot camp
Took the course thanks to your videos. Been through it twice and still not fully there but great info and made improvements. Had some follow up questions and Joel was really helpful.
Joel's teaching style has always gave me anxiety. Super in your face and tough love. He can definitely rub someone wrong. However I met him at the redding shoot and talked to him for a while. He is a genuinely amazing dude. He definitely is the salt of the earth. Definitely appreciate his time and knowledge he gives 🙏
That lecture joel was giving at the end blew my mind. When he made that connection between driving and aiming your bow 🤯🤯🤯🤯 he's absolutely right it's the same process and I can't believe I never realized that. Joel is an incredible teacher no wonder his son one back in 2022.
@Elk Shape This is one of the best videos I've seen that explains what I need to fix. I'm gonna start working on those things from this day forward. I think I couldn't go wrong learning from you or Joel. I'm adding that to my bucket list. Thanks for putting out all the great informational videos. I learn something from every one I watch.
This video helped so much with my shot process, adding an extra ten seconds or so to make sure that I was set on target, then a controlled pull of the trigger made a Huge difference in results. Thanks ElkShape!
I aim low and come up. I have seen him on other channels and always loved the heckling/feedback. I don't mean that in a negative sense. He is spot on. Thank you for the video this really gives me alot to think about and work on at the range.
Signed up for one of his courses this month here in Washington, and then the girlfriend and I decided to sign up for the Oregon camp next year! This video just got me excited for his course!
Great video! I know I enjoyed it. I myself needs to just close the door, but dang it, think I need to add something to my blueprint…. “I’m adding a door lock to my door” lol. Think we all should 😢
Man, if you were coming closer to the east coast this year I’d be all over the camp. I’m gonna get my first OTC next season and it will be my first elk hunt ever. Would love to learn before I go. New York to Wisconsin is quite a trip.
Dan Would love to do an elk shape camp with Joel. I hope you guys come back to PA next year. Please keep us posted. There’s a few of us that would jump on that opportunity in a second.
Took me about a full season and a half of watching Dudley’s videos consistently to get rid of target panic which i didnt even know i had until i discovered Dudley’s work and channel. Its something that always wants to creep back and always gotta stay working at it! Now if i could only get my damn bow and sight scale tuned by a shop that actually knows wth they are doing that would be fantastic and thats half the battle right there!
@@ElkShape oh yeahh shot execution and fundamentals are way better than when i first started bow hunting 7 years ago! After i got fit and setup correctly with correct posture...that was half of it right there
I understand about follow thru, the surprise shot, I can do this flawlessly. The problem is my pin will always and I mean always hang up low. This type of target panic is way more problematic than punching. So someone please tackle this topic. Good luck concurring is beast.
I've conquered target panic after suffering with it for years. However, I've never really heard of this. What I would recommend that really helped me, is just blank bail. Hang a paper target and then shoot from 5 feet away from the target and just let the pin float in the middle. You don't even have to shoot the arrow, just let the pin float and when you get shaky, let down. Repeat that over and over and over again. Then once you get comfortable actually shoot. Eventually, you can start to move back. That's how I fixed mine.
I had that, the best thing that worked for me was just aiming without the intention of firing the arrow. You have to do it for awhile like 2 weeks without firing. Do it with an arrow in and the further away the harder it gets to not fire when you get on target. You have to just aim do everything in your power not to shoot. If you know you aren't shooting you won't have a problem getting on target but when you get on don't shoot. You will want to in the worst way. Do it at long distance too. Then when you feel like you can start firing again use your back tension without worrying about your float over the target. After awhile of not worrying about where your pin exactly is and just worrying about your release everything will fall into place
Yeah my target panic I have been working on for 5 years. Some days are better than outhers but a blank bail I can do. But when it comes to a target I drop from the top and punch the trigger. Wish I had the $225 bucks to do his in person class on the 14th.
I’m a trigger punchin fool. I never had target panic until everyone is talking about it on UA-cam. I guess i just recognize it now. I just switched to a hinge and it’s still there . I hold off the center. The struggle is real
There is a difference between trigger punch and a controlled trigger i know of a couple big name target shooters that can argue this point . I can't count how many videos I have seen of all the big hunters on TV and lube tube smashing the trigger and leaving a blood trail I have also seen guys on you tube let the best shot walk by while trying to trigger by back tension and taking a horrible shot multiple times all for what it all depends on the situation and play at hand I think if the game animal is calm im calm .if he's nervous im looking to shorten my process all while making a good shot I missed 2 deer in my early years of archery hunting and it was my judgement of distance both times.
I fight with target panic off and on all my life I usually settle low just under the target and bow feels like it's tied down to my foot lol it doesn't happen on game idk why but it's also the reason why I never shoot as good all year as I do the first few times I start shooting again in spring I aquire a mess of problems the rest of the year but when it's fur I go auto pilot I think
It's absolutely AWESOME having this community here! We are all in sucker camp. I am not alone!!! Thanks for sharing the insights!!! THIS WILL STRAIGHTEN ME OUT. I paid for the course through the link but there was no place for discount code? Is it still available?
It's amazing what you can learn about your own shot process from watching a video like this. I would love to attend a class like this some day in the near future. Thanks for posting this.
So I get into my shooting position draw back making sure my head is up and I’m not leaning then I move my body to get the pin on the target..is that wrong? Should I put the right yardage pin on the target, draw back and move my head to the string?
I do think think there are times when you can't just slowly pull through and let the shot go. There are times when you've got a split second window and that arrow has to be sent, trigger punch or not...
Ok honest question: Why is it so critical to get a surprise shot? I have been shooting for a long time and am more accurate when I control the moment the release goes off. For me, the pattern of movement created by my front sight pin is larger then the group I can shoot with an intentional shot or "trigger punch", (assuming a surprise shot fires arrow at any point in the radome pin movement pattern). This is obviously different for target archers who have the luxury of super long stabilizers and massive ATA bows. Target archers also have no real time restraints for when to release the shot. Hunters may need to let an arrow fly at just the right moment, say if a animal is walking slowly through an opening. So, back to the question, is a surprise shot really better? For target, yes. For 3d yes, but for hunting? I want to be in control of my shot and the timing of the shot. Maybe I'm old school but if it ain't broke don't fix it. Feel free to change my mind, -RT
Everyone gets caught up on the "proper" way to shoot a bow. Who actually came up with the proper way to shoot? I would be willing to bet that over the course of 20 short years the "proper" way has changed several times. I have tremors (no not the big worms lol) in which my hands constantly shake/move. I can slowly squeeze the trigger but where on target is my sight at that moment. I can draw and raise/lower my sight to target as soon as it reaches bullseye hit the release. Shot many years like that and harvested many animals this way.
They have this material out and they live by it so they can sell the content to people. It may help with target panic, I don’t know. But I have tried it and my groups open up considerably when I pull through and execute a surprise shot. It isn’t for me. Give me my index and let me punch the shit out of it lol.
I agree with you. Although it takes a skilled archery and practice to accomplish this routinely. Archery is hard, it's even harder when you are trying to kill something that is trying to survive. There is no perfect answer for everyone.
I’ll be honest. I’m surprised on how much I’ve learn from this video. I didn’t think I trigger punched before watching this. But I’m a trigger punching fool. I have some work to do tomorrow. Lol
Has anyone seen him shoot? The theory is great, but you also have to lead by example. I’m also not a fan of destroying expensive arrows to make a point. A miss is a miss. It doesn’t have to be a costly miss.
Yeah, he can shoot. He shoots a recurve better than a lot of folks shoot a compound. Destroying an expensive arrow? I don't know about you, but I think losing your shit in front of your peers and blowing up an arrow just so you can come back to reality on your bow shooting performance is a priceless gut check. Some people think shooting a bull elk will somehow be like punching paper in your cozy backyard. No pressure, calm and collected, perfectly executed shot........ That is not even close to being realistic. If you identify what you SUCK at, then work on fixing then suck, you will become better at killing elk, period. And if I smoke a few arrows in the name of becoming better, I'm all for it. I think a well placed shot and a notched elk tag, is worth the investment......
This is great! If you want to become a better elk hunter and perfect your shot GO TO ELKSHAPE CAMP. The info you learn is invaluable! You learn how good you really are and not how good you think you are in this kind of environment.
@@jackbuendgen389 I would have to disagree with the arrow comment. Up here (Alberta) that Easton Axis is between $15 / $20. So, being on a fixed income, that arrow is a big deal to me. Of course, the fix for that is, don’t miss. I break arrows, everybody breaks arrows, but I don’t purposely set myself up such that if I have a bad shot, I’m guaranteed to blow up an arrow. I’m just generalizing here. My comment was directed against this fellow directly. Even the TAC events purposely surround targets with rocks with the same intent, you miss, you blow an arrow. Just an observation.
What is rarely ever talked about with anyone teaching or talking about controlling your shot release is -- YOU HAVE TO BE IN ARCHERY SHAPE! Not being able to hold the draw comfortably WILL CAUSE poor release techniques and very very possibly TARGET PANIC. because you can't hold the draw and you rush the whole shot cycle.
I really can't understand the emphisis on going as slow as possible. When I do that, accuracy is two to three times as bad. Commanding the shot is much more accurate for me.
Came Hanes punches the shit out of his trigger and can hit balloons at like 200 yards. If you hit what your aiming at, the rest don’t matter. That’s a fact.
It does matter. You owe it to the animals that you hunt to be the best archer that you can be. Not cares about hitting balloons at "supposedly " 200 yards.
The whole point of my comment went far over your head. That much is clear. Let me clear it up for you. If you hit what your aiming at. Like you know, ethical and lethal kill shots. Why does it matter if you punch the trigger or execute a surprise release. If the end result is the same, it doesn’t really matter how you get there. Do you understand now? Do you get it.. lol.
Black out and miss an elk at probably under 40 yards? It would be harder to miss the side of a barn, punching or not. Now hitting a coues deer, and hats a different story. I really can’t understand this problem, or people that cant pull through.
Dude is legit! I’ve personally watched him turn a terrible shooter into a legit shooter in just a day. The people don’t agree with his methods are the same people that like participation trophies. You don’t have to agree with his methods but you can’t argue with his success. Bodie is a stud shooter as well 👊🏼👍🏼
Not sure if Joel Turner knows anything about Kyle Douglas. You can look Kyle up in the professional archery world. ASA etc,. I am certain that Kyle Douglas is a better archer and shooter than Joel...who seems not to know what he is talking about when it comes to punching the trigger. To each his own.
DAN S. here... UM... you're not Kyle Douglas bro - and most people are not, I am friends with Kyle and he knows that he's the exception not the rule. BTW - I hardly comment here because I am busy making stuff, feel free to make your own content and publish here on UA-cam, it's completely free platform and you could inform us all on all the things you know about.
@@ElkShape Dan... I never claimed to be Kyle. I look up to him. Just be careful sir... on what u put out there. I watch ur vids and channel all the time including Josh Jones. In general, I like them all. Just be careful on what u are saying and others are saying on ur channel. Please interview Kyle next.
@@ElkShape Dan, why you sound so salty if anyone says anything different than what you think. Are you an adult or like 12? Come on bro. More than one way to skin a cat.
This is a damn wakeup call for me man! I have used a nock2it from the start i own the first an second gens. I start just how these guys start. Smooth draw i get my pin where i want it an i start to pull back slow an right before my pin moves from where i wanted it to be to avoid that ill punch the trigger. My reason for it is i can be steady for a bit but that slow pullback for me personally allows the pin to float outside what im aiming for. Oh GOD Im FUCKED UP HELP ME LORD! Lol
Watch cam Hanes shoot. Everyone shoots different, he launches arrows like 200 yards and hits balloons. He shoots through the cab of his truck at like 90 yards. That guy full on hammers his wise guy release. Like Mike Tyson type punch lol. But he is a phenomenal shot. Shot process is great, but man I don’t know if I’d get to hung up on it unless your accuracy isn’t there.
Joel has one of the most GANGSTER hat selection styles? Agree or no? Joel is a great guy and archery coach, hope you enjoyed!
Not trying to be smart or anything but I have a question here... If a shooter has a medical condition called "tremors" what would the correct way to hold on target and slowly squeeze off the trigger? Not all shooter's is the same. You can not teach them all the same.
I wanna see Joel sport a Kangol hat in the future. 😁
His hat choice has tones of the movie "Grumpy Old Men" 😂 Love you Joel!
@@THEBUGLERBRAND Hahaha. Wow.
100%. Like a young Chuck Adams. Gangsta AF
I need to hire Joel to follow me around in life and be my voice of reason🤣
lol good call
Picturing Joel fallowing me around, yelling everyone gather around and watch Jay fail at life. Lol
That’s exactly what I’m talking about…
I have plenty of people pointing out how I have failed at everything in life. I need someone like Joel to bring me back up after breaking me down like the first day of boot camp
I apricate these videos! I'm loving Elk Shape. I'm a east coast whitetail guy but very helpful! Keep this content coming!
Best aiming video I’ve ever seen…be it archery, shotgun, or rifle. PERFECT advice at the end…absolutely perfect. And a big thank you for sharing!!!
Took the course thanks to your videos. Been through it twice and still not fully there but great info and made improvements. Had some follow up questions and Joel was really helpful.
Joel's teaching style has always gave me anxiety. Super in your face and tough love. He can definitely rub someone wrong. However I met him at the redding shoot and talked to him for a while. He is a genuinely amazing dude. He definitely is the salt of the earth. Definitely appreciate his time and knowledge he gives 🙏
he's a G
I have watched the opening scene with Joel and the guys over and over again and it never gets old!
I have not even watched this video yet but I already know that Joel Turner Knowledge and Wisdom WILL help me
That lecture joel was giving at the end blew my mind. When he made that connection between driving and aiming your bow 🤯🤯🤯🤯 he's absolutely right it's the same process and I can't believe I never realized that. Joel is an incredible teacher no wonder his son one back in 2022.
@Elk Shape This is one of the best videos I've seen that explains what I need to fix. I'm gonna start working on those things from this day forward. I think I couldn't go wrong learning from you or Joel. I'm adding that to my bucket list. Thanks for putting out all the great informational videos. I learn something from every one I watch.
This video helped so much with my shot process, adding an extra ten seconds or so to make sure that I was set on target, then a controlled pull of the trigger made a Huge difference in results. Thanks ElkShape!
Joel changed my whole shot process shot TAC this year and did great thanks to Joel
Another awesome video packed with so much info. Thanks Dan & crew!
Joel is very sure of himself and I like that! Keen to put his advice in to practice. 👍🏼
Just this video I learned more than I expected. Nice work!
I aim low and come up. I have seen him on other channels and always loved the heckling/feedback. I don't mean that in a negative sense. He is spot on. Thank you for the video this really gives me alot to think about and work on at the range.
As always, great videos and info. Keep it up.
Much appreciated!
I got to shoot with Joel at ETAR in 2019. Very nice guy. Heck of a shot too!
Great stuff Dan… thanks for that…highly recommend Joel’s course
Thanks Dan. I have almost bought Joel's course several times. With your discount code, it's a no brainer. I love your content. Keep up the good work.
Signed up for one of his courses this month here in Washington, and then the girlfriend and I decided to sign up for the Oregon camp next year! This video just got me excited for his course!
Love videos like this..keep it coming. I know what those guys r feeling
Great job Dan!! This vid just stopped me in my tracks and the light changed to an led. 🙌🏻. Thanks bud
thanks for watching!
Great video! I know I enjoyed it. I myself needs to just close the door, but dang it, think I need to add something to my blueprint…. “I’m adding a door lock to my door” lol. Think we all should 😢
Thanks for sharing these. I know that I have lots of work to do. 🏹🦌
You and me both!
So cool 😎👏👏👏 thank you 🙏
I'm playing catchup with dated content but I am going down this rabbit hole. Like it!
Man, if you were coming closer to the east coast this year I’d be all over the camp. I’m gonna get my first OTC next season and it will be my first elk hunt ever. Would love to learn before I go. New York to Wisconsin is quite a trip.
Dan
Would love to do an elk shape camp with Joel. I hope you guys come back to PA next year. Please keep us posted. There’s a few of us that would jump on that opportunity in a second.
Took me about a full season and a half of watching Dudley’s videos consistently to get rid of target panic which i didnt even know i had until i discovered Dudley’s work and channel. Its something that always wants to creep back and always gotta stay working at it! Now if i could only get my damn bow and sight scale tuned by a shop that actually knows wth they are doing that would be fantastic and thats half the battle right there!
glad it has gotten better!
@@ElkShape oh yeahh shot execution and fundamentals are way better than when i first started bow hunting 7 years ago! After i got fit and setup correctly with correct posture...that was half of it right there
I understand about follow thru, the surprise shot, I can do this flawlessly. The problem is my pin will always and I mean always hang up low. This type of target panic is way more problematic than punching. So someone please tackle this topic. Good luck concurring is beast.
I've conquered target panic after suffering with it for years. However, I've never really heard of this. What I would recommend that really helped me, is just blank bail. Hang a paper target and then shoot from 5 feet away from the target and just let the pin float in the middle. You don't even have to shoot the arrow, just let the pin float and when you get shaky, let down. Repeat that over and over and over again. Then once you get comfortable actually shoot. Eventually, you can start to move back. That's how I fixed mine.
I had that, the best thing that worked for me was just aiming without the intention of firing the arrow. You have to do it for awhile like 2 weeks without firing. Do it with an arrow in and the further away the harder it gets to not fire when you get on target. You have to just aim do everything in your power not to shoot. If you know you aren't shooting you won't have a problem getting on target but when you get on don't shoot. You will want to in the worst way. Do it at long distance too. Then when you feel like you can start firing again use your back tension without worrying about your float over the target. After awhile of not worrying about where your pin exactly is and just worrying about your release everything will fall into place
Yeah my target panic I have been working on for 5 years. Some days are better than outhers but a blank bail I can do. But when it comes to a target I drop from the top and punch the trigger. Wish I had the $225 bucks to do his in person class on the 14th.
Awesome video
Another great video 🤘🏼
Another awesome video
I’m a trigger punchin fool. I never had target panic until everyone is talking about it on UA-cam. I guess i just recognize it now. I just switched to a hinge and it’s still there . I hold off the center. The struggle is real
There is a difference between trigger punch and a controlled trigger i know of a couple big name target shooters that can argue this point . I can't count how many videos I have seen of all the big hunters on TV and lube tube smashing the trigger and leaving a blood trail I have also seen guys on you tube let the best shot walk by while trying to trigger by back tension and taking a horrible shot multiple times all for what it all depends on the situation and play at hand I think if the game animal is calm im calm .if he's nervous im looking to shorten my process all while making a good shot I missed 2 deer in my early years of archery hunting and it was my judgement of distance both times.
I fight with target panic off and on all my life I usually settle low just under the target and bow feels like it's tied down to my foot lol it doesn't happen on game idk why but it's also the reason why I never shoot as good all year as I do the first few times I start shooting again in spring I aquire a mess of problems the rest of the year but when it's fur I go auto pilot I think
Same here
It's absolutely AWESOME having this community here! We are all in sucker camp. I am not alone!!!
Thanks for sharing the insights!!! THIS WILL STRAIGHTEN ME OUT.
I paid for the course through the link but there was no place for discount code? Is it still available?
I have a cameo appearance in the intro! LOL :)
It's amazing what you can learn about your own shot process from watching a video like this. I would love to attend a class like this some day in the near future. Thanks for posting this.
another awesome video with Joel, I need to sign up for a camp so I can see how bad my punch really is
What is the course I can’t seem to find it would like to check it out for sure
I need and want this kinda mentorship 🤣
So I get into my shooting position draw back making sure my head is up and I’m not leaning then I move my body to get the pin on the target..is that wrong? Should I put the right yardage pin on the target, draw back and move my head to the string?
When ya gonna come to British Columbia?
What time is slow and what time is fast?
Great stuff brother. Been with you guys since inception. I gotta make it up there. Safe hunting
Thanks my G
Do you have a Archery shop
I do think think there are times when you can't just slowly pull through and let the shot go. There are times when you've got a split second window and that arrow has to be sent, trigger punch or not...
This video is 💯 I need to hire that man to yell at me and my 🏹
Joel his reactions are priceless, he'd be shouting at me too ;p
late to the game here.... is the discount code for Joel's course still good?
So good,
Watch it to keep it
We need one in Washington again don’t forget about us
Come to Texas for a camp next year
Wait some of those punch shots made it?
Ok honest question: Why is it so critical to get a surprise shot?
I have been shooting for a long time and am more accurate when I control the moment the release goes off. For me, the pattern of movement created by my front sight pin is larger then the group I can shoot with an intentional shot or "trigger punch", (assuming a surprise shot fires arrow at any point in the radome pin movement pattern).
This is obviously different for target archers who have the luxury of super long stabilizers and massive ATA bows. Target archers also have no real time restraints for when to release the shot. Hunters may need to let an arrow fly at just the right moment, say if a animal is walking slowly through an opening.
So, back to the question, is a surprise shot really better? For target, yes. For 3d yes, but for hunting? I want to be in control of my shot and the timing of the shot. Maybe I'm old school but if it ain't broke don't fix it.
Feel free to change my mind,
-RT
Everyone gets caught up on the "proper" way to shoot a bow. Who actually came up with the proper way to shoot? I would be willing to bet that over the course of 20 short years the "proper" way has changed several times. I have tremors (no not the big worms lol) in which my hands constantly shake/move. I can slowly squeeze the trigger but where on target is my sight at that moment. I can draw and raise/lower my sight to target as soon as it reaches bullseye hit the release. Shot many years like that and harvested many animals this way.
Don’t get any argument here. I agree.
They have this material out and they live by it so they can sell the content to people. It may help with target panic, I don’t know. But I have tried it and my groups open up considerably when I pull through and execute a surprise shot. It isn’t for me. Give me my index and let me punch the shit out of it lol.
I agree with you. Although it takes a skilled archery and practice to accomplish this routinely. Archery is hard, it's even harder when you are trying to kill something that is trying to survive. There is no perfect answer for everyone.
@@HuntsT agree completely. There’s no one answer. No one size fits all technique
I’ll be honest. I’m surprised on how much I’ve learn from this video. I didn’t think I trigger punched before watching this. But I’m a trigger punching fool. I have some work to do tomorrow. Lol
My issue is when I’m floating and I see my pin on the center I punch a little bit
These guys should shoot traditional. At least for a day. I started with it and feel like I shoot way better because of it.
Has anyone seen him shoot? The theory is great, but you also have to lead by example. I’m also not a fan of destroying expensive arrows to make a point. A miss is a miss. It doesn’t have to be a costly miss.
Yes. He's great. - TC
Yeah, he can shoot. He shoots a recurve better than a lot of folks shoot a compound. Destroying an expensive arrow? I don't know about you, but I think losing your shit in front of your peers and blowing up an arrow just so you can come back to reality on your bow shooting performance is a priceless gut check. Some people think shooting a bull elk will somehow be like punching paper in your cozy backyard. No pressure, calm and collected, perfectly executed shot........ That is not even close to being realistic. If you identify what you SUCK at, then work on fixing then suck, you will become better at killing elk, period. And if I smoke a few arrows in the name of becoming better, I'm all for it. I think a well placed shot and a notched elk tag, is worth the investment......
This is great! If you want to become a better elk hunter and perfect your shot GO TO ELKSHAPE CAMP. The info you learn is invaluable! You learn how good you really are and not how good you think you are in this kind of environment.
I have shot with him. He is the real deal!
Btw an arrow is just an arrow. I know people get target panic from the mere thought of losing an arrow.
@@jackbuendgen389 I would have to disagree with the arrow comment. Up here (Alberta) that Easton Axis is between $15 / $20. So, being on a fixed income, that arrow is a big deal to me. Of course, the fix for that is, don’t miss. I break arrows, everybody breaks arrows, but I don’t purposely set myself up such that if I have a bad shot, I’m guaranteed to blow up an arrow. I’m just generalizing here. My comment was directed against this fellow directly. Even the TAC events purposely surround targets with rocks with the same intent, you miss, you blow an arrow. Just an observation.
What is rarely ever talked about with anyone teaching or talking about controlling your shot release is -- YOU HAVE TO BE IN ARCHERY SHAPE! Not being able to hold the draw comfortably WILL CAUSE poor release techniques and very very possibly TARGET PANIC. because you can't hold the draw and you rush the whole shot cycle.
You can punch the Silverback,you yank it.
Beau’s wondering if he truly has the best mustache on that day…
I really can't understand the emphisis on going as slow as possible. When I do that, accuracy is two to three times as bad. Commanding the shot is much more accurate for me.
Everyone here’s a Carter evolution…
Came Hanes punches the shit out of his trigger and can hit balloons at like 200 yards. If you hit what your aiming at, the rest don’t matter. That’s a fact.
@UCREppo-BG4TZpp7t2RuD5TA correct, it does not matter.
It does matter. You owe it to the animals that you hunt to be the best archer that you can be. Not cares about hitting balloons at "supposedly " 200 yards.
@@kobrakobra7704 you are not very bright are you. If a guy can hit a balloon at 200 yards pretty sure an animal is toast at 50 yards.
The whole point of my comment went far over your head. That much is clear. Let me clear it up for you. If you hit what your aiming at. Like you know, ethical and lethal kill shots. Why does it matter if you punch the trigger or execute a surprise release. If the end result is the same, it doesn’t really matter how you get there. Do you understand now? Do you get it.. lol.
@@matthewkyle2534 I understand what you said the first time but obviously you didn't understand what I said. Have a nice day
Black out and miss an elk at probably under 40 yards? It would be harder to miss the side of a barn, punching or not. Now hitting a coues deer, and hats a different story. I really can’t understand this problem, or people that cant pull through.
Drink a few beers before shooting you'll never feel that anxiety again...theres a fine line though be warned
1:05👀😎
Dude is legit! I’ve personally watched him turn a terrible shooter into a legit shooter in just a day. The people don’t agree with his methods are the same people that like participation trophies. You don’t have to agree with his methods but you can’t argue with his success. Bodie is a stud shooter as well 👊🏼👍🏼
Not sure if Joel Turner knows anything about Kyle Douglas. You can look Kyle up in the professional archery world. ASA etc,. I am certain that Kyle Douglas is a better archer and shooter than Joel...who seems not to know what he is talking about when it comes to punching the trigger. To each his own.
DAN S. here... UM... you're not Kyle Douglas bro - and most people are not, I am friends with Kyle and he knows that he's the exception not the rule. BTW - I hardly comment here because I am busy making stuff, feel free to make your own content and publish here on UA-cam, it's completely free platform and you could inform us all on all the things you know about.
@@ElkShape Dan... I never claimed to be Kyle. I look up to him. Just be careful sir... on what u put out there. I watch ur vids and channel all the time including Josh Jones. In general, I like them all. Just be careful on what u are saying and others are saying on ur channel. Please interview Kyle next.
@@ElkShape Dan, why you sound so salty if anyone says anything different than what you think. Are you an adult or like 12? Come on bro. More than one way to skin a cat.
I just seen some of the worst forms ever. Not one was a correct stance or release.
This is a damn wakeup call for me man! I have used a nock2it from the start i own the first an second gens. I start just how these guys start. Smooth draw i get my pin where i want it an i start to pull back slow an right before my pin moves from where i wanted it to be to avoid that ill punch the trigger. My reason for it is i can be steady for a bit but that slow pullback for me personally allows the pin to float outside what im aiming for. Oh GOD Im FUCKED UP HELP ME LORD! Lol
Watch cam Hanes shoot. Everyone shoots different, he launches arrows like 200 yards and hits balloons. He shoots through the cab of his truck at like 90 yards. That guy full on hammers his wise guy release. Like Mike Tyson type punch lol. But he is a phenomenal shot. Shot process is great, but man I don’t know if I’d get to hung up on it unless your accuracy isn’t there.