To me lighted nocks are a wise investment. If for nothing else than to give you as much advantage as possible to retrieve your arrow and broadhead combo that runs you around $60 to put together.

One of my personal experiment tips is throw away hand warmers, if you don’t use them for the entire stated hrs they are suppose to last, put them in a zip lock bag getting most of the air out and they will cool down fast and then can use them again for most of the remaining time, trust me it works and can save money, don’t toss them or waste it. I should get paid for this mind blowing hack lol your welcome

29" draw/ 72.3 lbs pull tested/ 352 ibo/ 452 grains at 292 fps

I would love to hear about the gear you wore for those hunts. I live in North Dakota, and it gets pretty cold here, too, when the right front moves through. If you could shed some light on your layering philosophy, I would be grateful. Keep pumping out the awesome content, bro. It's valuable.

smart man ! love the channel from niagara falls ontario !

how do i sharpen my v series without altering the concave

I shoot left helical vanes and a right bevel Iron Will. Literally everyone says this is a bad idea, and yet I am 5/5 over the last few years in double lung kills with short track jobs. Most “didn’t go 20”. Don’t over think it.

I’ve had great results with the DeePower brand. After hundreds and hundreds of shots only one of a dozen quit working. They fit my Carnivore shafts perfectly and on paper tuning shots I couldn’t see any difference. I was using the aluminum bushing with “ g” nocks so that’s probably why I had no tuning issues. To 30 yards I couldn’t see any noticeable differences in POI, but at 40 yards like 1-1 1/2” low. I made a new sight tape for that drop. All is good to 60 yards. Now, I don’t shoot at game past 35 but you never know ifyou might need a second arrow sent way out there to finish off the kill.

You have to papertune and create your sight tape with the lighted nocks you intend to hunt with. The difference on paper is pretty drastic. Another great video Leigh!

You are producing good videos with down to earth approach to viewers. I really liked this video too. I like the idea of illuminating nock but my gut feeling is telling me not to use them. I'll stick to my regular nocks.

Good clear demo and explanation. Best I’ve seen and I’ve watched a few. Thankyou.

And im shooting 29in 70lbs with a 380 gr arrow. I do like speeed!!!! If yer not 1st yer last.

soo cool !! awesome shop love your videos ! just getting into it again ! my mathews got stolen from my truck morning of my sons first white tail hunt , friggan southern Ontario

I think Dr. Ed Ashby's 12 factors of arrow lethality are legit, however, to ignore the importance of arrow speed and arrow trajectory is to ignore other aspects of arrow lethality, besides just focusing on the design and weight of an arrow system. I started on the heavy arrow journey about five years ago. Over time I realized there were three obstacles to overcome. ONE: Hit the animal in the lethal kill zone before it can significantly move. TWO: Accurately judge the yardage to the animal so you can aim accurately (I am not very good at this much past 20 yards) and THREE: Achieve sufficient penetration thru the vitals. Dr. Ed's factors only address number three. There are only two ways to overcome one and two. Keep your shots close, or shoot a much faster, flatter trajectory arrow set up. I just posted a video showing the trajectory difference between a 400 grain arrow and a 600 grain arrow out to 40 yards. After shooting heavy arrows the last few years and watching them hit high or sail over the backs of multiple animals, I decided that heavy is not lethal, if the hit is not lethal, because it took too long for the arrow to get there, or I misjudged the target animal distance.

U should review the Darton bows

PSE also did a Mach in 35 size also :)

I think the video of podcast would be a lot better like the movies You make :)

3/64 , 1/32, 1/16 , 3/32 , 1/8 Small to big and I could be totally wrong .

amazing !

What are your thoughts on left fletch with right bevel? Does it really make a difference? I saw the Ashby argument online but my local archery shop tells me it doesn't matter.

Looks like a fake ozcut

Some more in depth discussion on the lungs and heart and medium Steinem and how they all go together would be good

your 3 blade would be my favorite broadhead on the market if it was available in 150-175 grains, love the head in every way

Stop liying. You guys have a Ballista in the warehouse.

Haven't had much time to hunt and when i have gone i Haven't seen anything. Your positive vibes help

I bought a cheap take-down recurve from temu to teach my kids to shoot. It is actually a REALLY nice bow, surprisingly. I have bought a lot of stuff off temu. Have always received what I ordered, and the quality is usually decent to very good.

Where do I place my quiver when I'm in a climber?

My season has been miserable so far. Now I'm stuck out at work and hoping I can get at least a couple more days in before the end of season. Stay positive and stay on it.

I enjoy the podcast. It's nice having local content. Thanks Leigh. Keep it up

Getting fletching contact on arrow rest with bohning blazer vanes. I have a limb driven rest on my Hoyt vtm 31. I’ve moved the rest cable about 3 or so inches from the tip of the limb but the rest still pops up very quick when pulling the bow back. Any ideas on how to fix this issue?

Only problem their to small for us to use in Saskatchewan, we need a 2.5 inch cutting diameter

Please make an XL 175 version!!!

Big fan of the podcast

Here is the entrance, I love the product keep them coming, we got my first buck on missouri public!!

I do both .....and broad head tuning

Thanks for this video, which is exactly what I needed. I do have to say, however, that you don't look old enough to even know who Steve Miller is. 🤣

We been known this since 800bc. Trad. Love your videos and your company! Make a 3:1 version, the BH, not the video.

I shoot alot only for target with my excalibur In order to prolong limbs life and and decrease vibration i use 200 grains point plus 100 brass insert . 500 grains arrow / 284 fps And is quite accurate Never hunted When i switch to 200 grains broadhead it flies a little bit different maybe because of aerodynamics And it hits like a tank

Great channel for beginners like me. Happy that algoritm help me find it. All the best from Poland :)

Nice and clean. My place looks like a riot zone.

I used to have a fixed quiver on my bow, now have a removable “TightSpot”. I practice with it on out to 60 yards so when I’m scouting I can just shoot. But when I’m in my stand you best believe it’s coming off! It’s amazing how a quiver and 5 arrows change the balance and pull to the side. Definitely a topic each archer should experiment with. 🤘🏻

Awesome mt. Lion. Heck yea!👍👍

Are you the owner of the company? Just curious. You look so young, but you have soooo much knowledge. I've learned a lot from you. Thanks dude

Where you located

well done. perfect vid.

Grizz targets is run by a new partnership (Alberta owned and operated) and they have been doing a great job. Updating and upgrading the target line up and yes they still make a backpacker target (works great to use as a seat or knee pad when glassing).

What a great tip. You have solved my centre shot issue and arrow/broadhead tuning problems within minutes.

Quiver on,Shoot better Bulleyes

Dude, you have such a negative attitude

I practice with mine on and I also don’t run a wrist strap probably just me but bugs the crap out of me lol