That was excellent!!! Both, your shooting and your relationship with your Dad. I can tell he loves you very dearly and is very proud of you. Considering you hadn't been shooting for that long when the video was made, you HIT A MOVING LIFESAVER!!! WOW!!! I've been shooting for years and I don't even think I could hit a stationary life saver let alone a moving one. Well Done! :)
I'm sorry, but I just have to laugh every time I read the comments below (that's right, I read them). Hey, I know I'm not Katniss, it's just a fun title. Haha! No need to take is so seriously. Besides, I was only just a beginner archer when this video was made. Now I've been shooting a longbow for over three years (and counting).
It's a selfish world and the anonymity of the internet makes people write down a lot of horse shit. But who cares, as long as we enjoy our archery. I am still a beginner at 50 ;-)
you wouldn't tell that you were just a beginner back then, I almost shoot 4 years with a olympic recurve bow and I must addmit, those were some empressive shots !!
People are dumb if theybare saying stupid stuff, everyone wants to be a critic and steal your thunder. If yiou are enjoying yourself youdo whatever you want.
Why in the world would someone give this vid a thumbs down is beyond me. Some people just have crappy attitudes no matter what. Sad sad life for them. Meanwhile people that enjoy life just do.Hey Lucy. Keep it up. Very impressive. And I guess it's Dad, whoever you are. Love the positive go for it attitude. Nice stuff. Smiles
Ahh, you have no imagination. Maybe they think Jeff is exploiting their daughter for attention. Maybe they don't like this video and think youtube will show them less like this if they hit thumbs down. Maybe they think it wasn't that impressive. Maybe they don't like transition slides or the music. Maybe they don't like archery or what it might stand for on the grounds of its history for hunting and killing animals. But hey, you like it right? I don't mean to be cruel and this may be some arbitrary comment on an arbitrary video, but just in general, use some perspective before belittling those unlike you. 'Some people just have crappy attitudes' is a strawman and you can do better just by staying in your own court.
She shot a lifesaver after 5 months of archery lessons!!! My friend, you are an archery guru to have taught your daughter so well. I wish I had those skills if I was lost in the wilderness. Congratulations to your her for following a classic tradition, and on her excellent shooting.
They guy is trying to have some fun with his daughter, youtubers get all roudy because of the title. Ain't that just the internet for you. She's an awesome shot, she's not been shooting that long, and what an awesome bond he has with his daughter. Good video!!!
I have 3 daughters all looking at getting into Archery with me, I hope I can have this much fun with them as these 2 seem to have, great job and great eye.
Best part of this video is a daughter and her daddy. You can't replace that joy she felt there when you guys hugged and she accomplished that, all because dad led her there. My little lady turns 7 in May, getting her a 1st shot bow and gonna plink some hay this summer. Hope she enjoys it enough to shoot life savers someday! :D Blessings.
I'm not usually a fan of "trick shot" videos but through the use of the slow-mo shots etc, this video demonstrates some of the technical aspects of following a moving target. Not to mention a heap of skill of course. Nice work guys.
came upon this video from your release video. I appreciate both your efforts and time in these videos. As a father too, I hope my girls will shoot true. Awesome job!
I think this video is awesome!! Me and my Girlfriend just got into Trad archery, and we are loving it!!...keep up the great work young lady!! Well done! Keep being awesome!!
Wow! Your daughter is amazing! I would give anything for a teacher like you! My personal best was soda cans at 30 yards as a teenager. Having recently got back into archery(30 years old), I'm struggling to reach get that back.
thank you for sharing it is appreciated I personally think you done well your still very young & I read your comment about you hadn't been shooting that long when this was done so screw all the haters you nailed a piece of candy for god sake that's awesome
Did you guys ever make the video of tracking a deer? My son and I are just getting into instinctive archery and I've found you and Jim from Archery Adventures to be the most helpful! Thank you for all the videos! My son (he's 8) had me throw a styrofoam target for him after he saw this video. He got it :-)
Really enjoying your videos , Jeff, and am learning a lot from your instructional ones too. I love how the title of this video drew in all the 12-year-old critics, lol. Ahhh, gotta love the internet.
"Aim small miss small" Amen to that (I learned that phrase from American Sniper first but whatever). I remind myself that all the time, especially using the right side of the bow instead of the left. AWESOME shots you guys have! Shooting a lifesaver, putting candles out with arrows, etc. good grief! :D Really setting the bar for how skilled you can be as an archer. I've been practicing with a 30lb recurve since I was 17, and using the Slavic draw on the right side of the bow for just over a year (lets you hold extra arrows in ur draw hand, as opposed to a quiver attached to your bow). I'd recommend it to ya if there are any ambidextrous bows among your arsenal here.
Wow for only shooting for 5 months she is freaking stellar. She keeps practicing we will see her in the olympics. Great job Jeff getting her into shooting and staying out of trouble
hey jeff thanks for the reply and info. She was shooting so well I was thinking that i was missing something in my technique! Since watching your vids I've incorporated swinging targets as well as aerial targets. Both of which are hard to as heck to hit! Great vids man!
Love this video! Just started shooting, and I'm so inspired by Lucy and your incredibly helpful videos. May I ask what glove she uses? As a lady, I'm having a hard time finding a shooting glove that doesn't feel too wide. I have extra long, skinny fingers, haha.
Outstanding. You are doing wonderful introducing your kids to this amazing sport. Keep it up brother. Thank you for taking to time to invest in your children
Very nice, my archery days are long over, b4 compounds, I used a 45# Bear Kodiak and pulled a 33 inch arrow which made the pull 55#. I also had a 30# Golden Eagle for competition. Keep on enjoying archery
Looked like a great time. :) Your experience and expertise will guide her greatly. Wish I had started that young instead of at nearly 50. But I will shoot as long as I can draw the bow I guess.
Nevermind the negative comments comparing to a cgi movie star. That was friggin awesome, I have never ever seen that before, excellent! Keep it up. Katnissssss go!
When I was doing that kind of thing years ago, I started out the same way. I made disks of cardboard then worked my way down to half dollars. I never got better than 2 out of 3 half dollars but I sure ticked off a lot of recurve and compound shooters. Keep up the good work, you're great!
Jeff and Lucy, Congrats! Awesome shooting! I have five boys and we are really into archery. My wife is now wanting her own bow. She has been shooting a 30lb recurve. And doing great! Archery is a great sport, and great time for fellowship. Blessings to you both!
what kind of arrows is she using? i just bought the #45 RH montana long bow and im looking for good arrows to buy. its a 28" draw. what would you recomend?
Sweet...nice shooting young lady. That shot on the life saver was awesome. keep up the good work. I expect to be hearing good things about you in the future.
Awesome shooting! It might just be the angle in the video but it almost looks like she is canting the bow to the left and I cant understand how the arrow is staying on the shelf! could you elaborate on how that is happening!?
Awesome way to spend some time with your kids. I do this with all 3 of mine, even the 5 year old is catching on Lucy. She may give you some competition in a few years. Very nice shooting by the way. I think some people think Katniss is a real person who never misses a shot. :)
Thanks. My daughter did have a bad habit of canting the bow in the opposite direction but she had only really been shooting at that point for about a half a year. She doesn't do that anymore. The arrow stays on the shelf because of the good, deep hook she has on her string.
Oh my goodness, thank you very much for the offer. I really appreciate it! Oh, yes, I did get to see that awesome "ghost holding", 2-candle shot. Amazing timing! Crazy good. :D
I got frustrated last night trying my first attempts with the second anchor, although SOME of the shots felt like a amchine, soft crisp firing and watching the arrow hit a spot as small as a mint @ 18yds. And to follow with 6 inch misses, I cannot imagine with my strength that I wont be able to get better with what Im working with, AFTER I learn the single motion draw/fire with some work on the bow hand follow through!
Started shooting a few months ago, but I thing I found curious when I see people shooting flying targets, is why do people fire the arrow when the target moves away from its peak height? Wouldn't it be better to hit the target at its peak, rather than when it's coming close to the ground? Just really curious, as I may want to work towards that one day.
Some people do it that way because theoretically the object when it is at it's peak like that, at that point in time is stationary and yes it is to be considered easier to hit then. That limits someone though and IMHO is not what wing shooting is about at all. I do a lot of bird hunting and they never stop mid air for you so if you don't learn how to lead them and over take them during your shot you will not learn to hit them. It is much too difficult to try and hit a moving object in a specific point in the air. It s much easier and practical to follow it on its flight path and over take it . I would say that it is safe to say that 95% of the shots people miss on moving targets are because they are shooting behind the target for your above reason.
I have been working on my release thanks to spotting your channel. Shot hundreds of arrows out of my first bow @55lb. Broke my homemade Oak @45lb, until my staves dry I am stuck at 55lb :( so one thing for wood arrows, should I just convert to full feather flu flu all except for deer hunting? I cant help but notice how often your videos are flu flu. My release is getting better and learning today that I should QUIT static release, I am excited to go in the woods this afternoon!
She has been shooting for a year now. Her form has really improved since this video and she is shooting much better now. There is another video called, "Shoot like a girl". which really demonstrates her great shooting form now. I think Lucy has the nicest form I have seen in a long time, including mine. lol Thanks for the kind words.
Those targets look so much fun :D It's like clay pigeons archery edition :P Where did you get those targets or did you make them yourselves? And how are they called?
Omg the best part of the video was when she asked, "You think I can do it?" and then her dad (I think) right off the bat says, "Yes, I do" when you're giving ur children or student THAT kind of support, the have a better chance at being the best :) -3
hi lucy hi jeff i really really enjoy the video lucy how did you do that that was really really awesome. good jod to both of you you did the great job.
Hey guys I'm new to archery just picking up my first traditional bow or survival bow do you guys have any tips for me? I love firearms and throwing weapons so I know I'll love bows thanks for the great video keep it up
The important thing is to work on getting your shooting form right: anchor point, elbow down, etc. Once all of that becomes muscle memory, you'll be able to focus on improving your aim (which is just a matter of practice makes perfect). For aiming, it helps when you try to hit the tiniest point of your target. Like I said in the video: "aim small, miss small."
+matthew duquette We do a lot of wing shooting here. Mostly outside though and the flu-flus work well for that. They also can be seen better on camera.
Thanks and yes that was her third try. Lucy has done it many times since. Her shooting has really improved this summer because she has been practicing a lot and is really coachable.
I wish I could shoot like that! I watched her anchor when she hit the lifesafer and she had the primary and secondary anchor just as you mentioned in another video. Perfect form. How excighting!
OMG! My jaws literally dropped when she hit it at 3:01! Good job, being the dad that instills confidence, and has a belief in their kids' abilities. Nice! Thanks for the idea on gluing layers of cardboard together for the thrown targets. I don't know why I didn't think of that, as I was going to go out and buy some foam disks at a craft store. These cardboard ones are "free" and probably more durable. Thanks. Oh, was that literally her third attempt on the lifesaver before getting it?
Ha. I love your response "neither is Katniss, Katniss. Lol". It is soo crazy that people can't distinguish fantasy from reality. Although I must say if it were me I would prefer to be "the real Lucy Kavanagh" than "the real Katniss Everdeen". I hope my kids take a liking to archery as much as I do. Thanks for sharing, it is helping my archey a lot. You might even say you are a "lifesaver" ;-).
Before the "money" shot, he kept her talking & didn't let her think about it much, just shoot it. Instinctive. Great shot, BTW, lots more than I can do! :)
Just started traditional recurve my self. Even after watching your release videos as well as others I've found arriving at the proper release to be elusive to say the least! I can feel the instability a bad release creates back through my bow arm. Coming from the compound world I just wasn't prepared for how much a traditional bow exposes form problems.
I have been shooting a recurve for 47 years and I have never shot as well as Lucy! Amazing young woman. You too there dad.
That was excellent!!! Both, your shooting and your relationship with your Dad. I can tell he loves you very dearly and is very proud of you. Considering you hadn't been shooting for that long when the video was made, you HIT A MOVING LIFESAVER!!! WOW!!!
I've been shooting for years and I don't even think I could hit a stationary life saver let alone a moving one. Well Done! :)
I'm sorry, but I just have to laugh every time I read the comments below (that's right, I read them). Hey, I know I'm not Katniss, it's just a fun title. Haha! No need to take is so seriously. Besides, I was only just a beginner archer when this video was made. Now I've been shooting a longbow for over three years (and counting).
It's a selfish world and the anonymity of the internet makes people write down a lot of horse shit. But who cares, as long as we enjoy our archery. I am still a beginner at 50 ;-)
Any girl that does archery or swordplay is damn fine in my book.
hi, you're pretty!
you wouldn't tell that you were just a beginner back then, I almost shoot 4 years with a olympic recurve bow and I must addmit, those were some empressive shots !!
People are dumb if theybare saying stupid stuff, everyone wants to be a critic and steal your thunder. If yiou are enjoying yourself youdo whatever you want.
Why in the world would someone give this vid a thumbs down is beyond me. Some people just have crappy attitudes no matter what. Sad sad life for them. Meanwhile people that enjoy life just do.Hey Lucy. Keep it up. Very impressive. And I guess it's Dad, whoever you are. Love the positive go for it attitude. Nice stuff. Smiles
Ahh, you have no imagination.
Maybe they think Jeff is exploiting their daughter for attention.
Maybe they don't like this video and think youtube will show them less like this if they hit thumbs down.
Maybe they think it wasn't that impressive.
Maybe they don't like transition slides or the music.
Maybe they don't like archery or what it might stand for on the grounds of its history for hunting and killing animals.
But hey, you like it right? I don't mean to be cruel and this may be some arbitrary comment on an arbitrary video, but just in general, use some perspective before belittling those unlike you. 'Some people just have crappy attitudes' is a strawman and you can do better just by staying in your own court.
She shot a lifesaver after 5 months of archery lessons!!! My friend, you are an archery guru to have taught your daughter so well. I wish I had those skills if I was lost in the wilderness. Congratulations to your her for following a classic tradition, and on her excellent shooting.
They guy is trying to have some fun with his daughter, youtubers get all roudy because of the title. Ain't that just the internet for you.
She's an awesome shot, she's not been shooting that long, and what an awesome bond he has with his daughter. Good video!!!
they are like me and my daughter, I have also always very happy if something will. fun together with family is the best thing exists
I have 3 daughters all looking at getting into Archery with me, I hope I can have this much fun with them as these 2 seem to have, great job and great eye.
Best part of this video is a daughter and her daddy. You can't replace that joy she felt there when you guys hugged and she accomplished that, all because dad led her there. My little lady turns 7 in May, getting her a 1st shot bow and gonna plink some hay this summer. Hope she enjoys it enough to shoot life savers someday! :D
Blessings.
I'm not usually a fan of "trick shot" videos but through the use of the slow-mo shots etc, this video demonstrates some of the technical aspects of following a moving target. Not to mention a heap of skill of course. Nice work guys.
You're so proud and happy in all your videos. Thanks for bringing it to youtube.
Congrats, Dad! I enjoy watching families shooting together. Great job coaching, Keep up the good work, Lucy.
Nice shots. Congratulations!
Im a couple of weeks into archery and I absolutely love it. You are so inspiring!! keep it up girl! Big ALOHA all the way from Hawaii🌸
came upon this video from your release video. I appreciate both your efforts and time in these videos. As a father too, I hope my girls will shoot true. Awesome job!
Great video! Watched a few of your videos now, and it makes me miss my bow. Great archers, and good teachers, to boot. Take care!
You are both AMAZING !
Great shooting! Congratulations on your first life saver shot :-)
So much fun to watch you two sharing a hobby and moment!
I think this video is awesome!! Me and my Girlfriend just got into Trad archery, and we are loving it!!...keep up the great work young lady!! Well done! Keep being awesome!!
Wow! Your daughter is amazing! I would give anything for a teacher like you! My personal best was soda cans at 30 yards as a teenager. Having recently got back into archery(30 years old), I'm struggling to reach get that back.
thank you for sharing it is appreciated
I personally think you done well
your still very young & I read your comment about you hadn't been shooting that long when this was done
so screw all the haters
you nailed a piece of candy for god sake that's awesome
Did you guys ever make the video of tracking a deer? My son and I are just getting into instinctive archery and I've found you and Jim from Archery Adventures to be the most helpful! Thank you for all the videos!
My son (he's 8) had me throw a styrofoam target for him after he saw this video. He got it :-)
You both are amazing shots! Really enjoyed watching and i could only wish to shoot that well one day.
Really enjoying your videos , Jeff, and am learning a lot from your instructional ones too. I love how the title of this video drew in all the 12-year-old critics, lol. Ahhh, gotta love the internet.
Awesome sauce.... "Do you really think I can do this?"...... "Yes I do"... and nailed it.
That was fantastic She is amazing. Great job there Dad .
That's so impressive. Well done. Sounds like you're a great instructor too Jeff.
"Aim small miss small" Amen to that (I learned that phrase from American Sniper first but whatever). I remind myself that all the time, especially using the right side of the bow instead of the left. AWESOME shots you guys have! Shooting a lifesaver, putting candles out with arrows, etc. good grief! :D Really setting the bar for how skilled you can be as an archer.
I've been practicing with a 30lb recurve since I was 17, and using the Slavic draw on the right side of the bow for just over a year (lets you hold extra arrows in ur draw hand, as opposed to a quiver attached to your bow). I'd recommend it to ya if there are any ambidextrous bows among your arsenal here.
Wow for only shooting for 5 months she is freaking stellar. She keeps practicing we will see her in the olympics. Great job Jeff getting her into shooting and staying out of trouble
hey jeff thanks for the reply and info. She was shooting so well I was thinking that i was missing something in my technique! Since watching your vids I've incorporated swinging targets as well as aerial targets. Both of which are hard to as heck to hit! Great vids man!
Love this video! Just started shooting, and I'm so inspired by Lucy and your incredibly helpful videos. May I ask what glove she uses? As a lady, I'm having a hard time finding a shooting glove that doesn't feel too wide. I have extra long, skinny fingers, haha.
Great shooting! It's been amazing to see archery take off in popularity with young girls ever since the Hunger Games became popular.
Outstanding. You are doing wonderful introducing your kids to this amazing sport. Keep it up brother. Thank you for taking to time to invest in your children
Very nice, my archery days are long over, b4 compounds, I used a 45# Bear Kodiak and pulled a 33 inch arrow which made the pull 55#. I also had a 30# Golden Eagle for competition. Keep on enjoying archery
I got goose bumps watching The Real Katness Everdeen!
You are a good dad Jeff !
Awesome shot young lady !
my son is six and pretty darn good, you are an awesome proud dad great job.. we will keep working lol.
Looked like a great time. :) Your experience and expertise will guide her greatly. Wish I had started that young instead of at nearly 50. But I will shoot as long as I can draw the bow I guess.
i like that idea. did you laminate the layers with a spray adhesive?
Nevermind the negative comments comparing to a cgi movie star.
That was friggin awesome, I have never ever seen that before, excellent!
Keep it up.
Katnissssss go!
very cool. what are those arial targets made out of?
When I was doing that kind of thing years ago, I started out the same way. I made disks of cardboard then worked my way down to half dollars. I never got better than 2 out of 3 half dollars but I sure ticked off a lot of recurve and compound shooters. Keep up the good work, you're great!
Great shooting...awesome..you are real deal...same goes to your dad. Bravo..from Malaysia
Great job! I'm thoroughly impressed (and wishing I had a coach...)
Great shooting! Following in her dad's footsteps!! Too cool!
Jeff and Lucy, Congrats! Awesome shooting! I have five boys and we are really into archery. My wife is now wanting her own bow. She has been shooting a 30lb recurve. And doing great! Archery is a great sport, and great time for fellowship. Blessings to you both!
what kind of arrows is she using? i just bought the #45 RH montana long bow and im looking for good arrows to buy. its a 28" draw. what would you recomend?
good video, love getting the next gen.into archery. Jeff, are you the one on the medical recovery road?
Sweet...nice shooting young lady. That shot on the life saver was awesome. keep up the good work. I expect to be hearing good things about you in the future.
Thank you for sharing!
Congratulations to both of you! That lifesaver shot was absolutely nice!
Awesome shooting! It might just be the angle in the video but it almost looks like she is canting the bow to the left and I cant understand how the arrow is staying on the shelf!
could you elaborate on how that is happening!?
That's a outstanding piece of Archery and that to with the moving target !!
Awesome way to spend some time with your kids. I do this with all 3 of mine, even the 5 year old is catching on Lucy. She may give you some competition in a few years. Very nice shooting by the way. I think some people think Katniss is a real person who never misses a shot. :)
what are the arrows you use and how much are they
Just amazing well done 👍🏻👍🏻.........your nearly as good as I am bad ! 😂
Wow! ! You are amazing! ! Keep it going! ! Congratulations! !
She's gorgeous and she likes archery. Can't get more perfect than that.
Nice shooting sweatheart. I wish I was half as good as you.
Thanks. My daughter did have a bad habit of canting the bow in the opposite direction but she had only really been shooting at that point for about a half a year. She doesn't do that anymore. The arrow stays on the shelf because of the good, deep hook she has on her string.
wow fantastic shooting, great job teaching too Jeff
Oh my goodness, thank you very much for the offer. I really appreciate it!
Oh, yes, I did get to see that awesome "ghost holding", 2-candle shot. Amazing timing! Crazy good. :D
Great Job! Great instruction!
She is really really good! You must be so proud :)
Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing
I got frustrated last night trying my first attempts with the second anchor, although SOME of the shots felt like a amchine, soft crisp firing and watching the arrow hit a spot as small as a mint @ 18yds. And to follow with 6 inch misses, I cannot imagine with my strength that I wont be able to get better with what Im working with, AFTER I learn the single motion draw/fire with some work on the bow hand follow through!
Very nicely done!! Proud dad!!
Started shooting a few months ago, but I thing I found curious when I see people shooting flying targets, is why do people fire the arrow when the target moves away from its peak height? Wouldn't it be better to hit the target at its peak, rather than when it's coming close to the ground? Just really curious, as I may want to work towards that one day.
Some people do it that way because theoretically the object when it is at it's peak like that, at that point in time is stationary and yes it is to be considered easier to hit then. That limits someone though and IMHO is not what wing shooting is about at all. I do a lot of bird hunting and they never stop mid air for you so if you don't learn how to lead them and over take them during your shot you will not learn to hit them. It is much too difficult to try and hit a moving object in a specific point in the air. It s much easier and practical to follow it on its flight path and over take it . I would say that it is safe to say that 95% of the shots people miss on moving targets are because they are shooting behind the target for your above reason.
I have been working on my release thanks to spotting your channel. Shot hundreds of arrows out of my first bow @55lb. Broke my homemade Oak @45lb, until my staves dry I am stuck at 55lb :( so one thing for wood arrows, should I just convert to full feather flu flu all except for deer hunting? I cant help but notice how often your videos are flu flu. My release is getting better and learning today that I should QUIT static release, I am excited to go in the woods this afternoon!
She has been shooting for a year now. Her form has really improved since this video and she is shooting much better now. There is another video called, "Shoot like a girl". which really demonstrates her great shooting form now. I think Lucy has the nicest form I have seen in a long time, including mine. lol Thanks for the kind words.
Those targets look so much fun :D It's like clay pigeons archery edition :P
Where did you get those targets or did you make them yourselves? And how are they called?
Very good dad-daughter pass time. Nice!
Omg the best part of the video was when she asked, "You think I can do it?" and then her dad (I think) right off the bat says, "Yes, I do" when you're giving ur children or student THAT kind of support, the have a better chance at being the best :) -3
what lb pull bow is she using?
hi lucy hi jeff i really really enjoy the video
lucy how did you do that that was really really awesome. good jod to both of you you did the great job.
Hey guys I'm new to archery just picking up my first traditional bow or survival bow do you guys have any tips for me? I love firearms and throwing weapons so I know I'll love bows thanks for the great video keep it up
The important thing is to work on getting your shooting form right: anchor point, elbow down, etc. Once all of that becomes muscle memory, you'll be able to focus on improving your aim (which is just a matter of practice makes perfect). For aiming, it helps when you try to hit the tiniest point of your target. Like I said in the video: "aim small, miss small."
Lucy Kavanagh Thanks for the reply I've been working on it and get better everyday keep it up amazing video!
jeff Kavanagh why do you use those arrows do they fly straighter? I use centershot 400 arrows for a 45 pound bear Montana
+matthew duquette We do a lot of wing shooting here. Mostly outside though and the flu-flus work well for that.
They also can be seen better on camera.
Thanks and yes that was her third try. Lucy has done it many times since. Her shooting has really improved this summer because she has been practicing a lot and is really coachable.
Awesome,eye of a eagle for sure ..👍
where did you buy the bow?
Awesome shooting-good teacher Jeff!!
Beautiful and cute archer
how far is the target 10" away?
Have you ever found a 'one piece' recurve at 35 lbs and under?. The only ones I can find have the 'breakdown' arms. Thank you
Search 35 pound bear grizzly
Great shooting, really enjoy your videos 😊👍
When these naysayers show up with better results, then they can talk. She rocks, Jeff!
I wish I could shoot like that! I watched her anchor when she hit the lifesafer and she had the primary and secondary anchor just as you mentioned in another video. Perfect form. How excighting!
The 35 pound is a PSE, correct?
OMG! My jaws literally dropped when she hit it at 3:01! Good job, being the dad that instills confidence, and has a belief in their kids' abilities. Nice!
Thanks for the idea on gluing layers of cardboard together for the thrown targets. I don't know why I didn't think of that, as I was going to go out and buy some foam disks at a craft store. These cardboard ones are "free" and probably more durable. Thanks.
Oh, was that literally her third attempt on the lifesaver before getting it?
Ha. I love your response "neither is Katniss, Katniss. Lol". It is soo crazy that people can't distinguish fantasy from reality. Although I must say if it were me I would prefer to be "the real Lucy Kavanagh" than "the real Katniss Everdeen". I hope my kids take a liking to archery as much as I do. Thanks for sharing, it is helping my archey a lot. You might even say you are a "lifesaver" ;-).
Thank-you for the kind words.
you lady are a great archer.
Live saver, aim small miss small. Where did you get those arrows?
They are just four fletched flu/flus
Jeff Kavanagh
Thank you.
Now time for the aspirin lol. But would love to see more of the 65# super kodiak, I might get one my self.
Wow great shot from your daughter Lucy she will be true archer like katniss
Before the "money" shot, he kept her talking & didn't let her think about it much, just shoot it. Instinctive. Great shot, BTW, lots more than I can do! :)
Is the girl good at shooting or is the dad good at throwing?
Nah I'm joking, she's better than me and I don't try
If you ever need any help please feel free to message me.
Checkout the video of the shot I did last night. Double swinging candle shot.
That lifesaver shot was amazing!
Just started traditional recurve my self. Even after watching your release videos as well as others I've found arriving at the proper release to be elusive to say the least! I can feel the instability a bad release creates back through my bow arm. Coming from the compound world I just wasn't prepared for how much a traditional bow exposes form problems.
wow a God given talent!!!
The life saver shot was fantastic!
damn. that's one hell of a shot. great job.