Hey Jake, maybe a wooly bugger isn't the best choice! LOL See the evidence: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5LSeXWDmqiVp8U

new sub good stuff

Set your trigger heavier

Glad you got a little time to get on the water! Looks awesome.

4:15 that point of view is better because we can actually see the arrow and the target. If you keep doing these try this one more.

There are two settings on the release. Travel and tension. Travel is the movement of the trigger before it fires, Set that to a heavy setting so you feel like you can get your thumb on the trigger, and it's not going to go off doing so. Then Set the tension, i.e. how fast it goes off with pulling through.

Bro that trigger is dead as fuak. You never „pulled trough“ even once. Try putting the thumb ob the trigger, then extend your back tension and the back muscles and just pull. You have the form, the strength everything. Its all in your head🤘

Well, you have a pair (2 "Robinhoods") of costly wall decorations for the work cave! (And probably cheaper than taxidermy.) Of course, I have nothing to offer by way of tips. However, thanks for sharing your hobby. I guess your habit of shooting left is like taking a little hop on a dismount. Keeps you humble when you know you do it, but can't avoid it. Maybe it is the equipment. You shall see.

Very cool, I'd be running around in the background with one of those cylindrical looking backpack things holding my arrows pretending I was dude from lord of the rings. Lol ....unfortunate you lost two arrows but still pretty cool.

Man really out here suffering from success

used to compete in olypic style recurve, they make metal pins that go under your nocks so you dont break shafts. can replace the plastic nocks when you robinhood. good shooting!

Hey man can you share what release you are using ? I love that! Just recently was gifted a bow and it is a hair long for me. long story short the shorter and more compact the releases the better the fit that one looks perfect for what I need.

I wonder how that much that actually happens

Damn

Drone down! Drowned. Oh, #$%. Sorry that the technology (low battery life indicator) failed to get it home safely. I suppose after much use and many recharges, the battery capacity goes down, so a "full charge" (and a fractional charge remaining) isn't what it used to be... enough. That was some late evening fishing! Knowing how little light those smarphone cams can caputure images, di dyou have to use the phone's flashlight to navigate back to dock? LOL

Look at that drone shot!

Sorry your drone drowned 😩

Looks like a great time with family! And that bites on the drone!

Congrats for getting into the best form of hunting possible!😀

Are you the guy that went to gymnastics Nevada? My daughter went there I’ve seen your pictures on the wall I believe it’s you lol. Nevada archery muley hunting is amazing. The ruby mountains are getting tough tho

Why the gay music ?

The trigger is already set up like John likes it all you have to do is put your thumb on it and keep pulling back and the shot will surprise you, just got the same release last Friday been practicing since and it takes times to get used to it

Great channel by the way. You have my Sub.

Use a hinge release first, then transition to thumb.

Not trying to be critical but you really want to learn to develop a surprise release. If you punch the trigger like that it will lead to problems.

Get some paracord, put a small loop on one end, cut it to your draw length and use that to practice your pull through, I think it’s a good way to practice.

Try the silverback release

For a new release that's pretty good

Increase the tension on the thumb trigger to the point that you"re feeling the trigger deep against your thumb, helps stop PUNCHING. Good Luck!

Awesome job. If you can Accomplish Olympics. archers gonna be fun for you. At least you are willing to see your mistakes and learn from them. You can hunt public land, Even though you didn't get picked for any hunts. I will Definitely follow you. Last year was my first year using the thumb release as well.Still kind of struggling with punching the trigger. but practice Makes perfect.

Have you seen MFJJ on Podium Archery? He talks about release and anchor points. And draw length. It may be the camera angle but it seems short to me. I just wonder if there’s something in that for you to benefit from?

Try making the trigger release heavier. When I made the switch from index to thumb button, the heavier weight allowed me to get on the button and really pull through on my shots.

Watch shot IQ and the courses from dudley. Will help you out on your journey! Archery is a great sport. Good luck man!

Subscribed to see your progression. Obviously a long way to go, but I think you'll get it rather quick!

You’ll get the form and process down! The cluster looked good. 👍

Nice shooting! Love that OD green bow. Is that a prime? I also had to re learn how to release because I was punching it for so long I had horrible target panic. Blank bailing was the best way to get panic free reps in. I watched a lot of John Dudley videos! It wasn’t until a year or so into shooting until I even found out punching a trigger isn’t correct. Had a lot of bad habits to break. You should get it quick!

Awesome video Appreciate your advice 💪🏻

Tomorrow!!!

How has the bite been slow?

Solid fish off a dock!

Nice video buddy! Your videos about gymnastic help me a lot bro

My first trip to fish Pyramid was pretty close to the time you were there, and only caught one. But I am hooked and definitely plan to go back again! Nice video!

Can nothing stop this man? It's raining and he's still fishing.

Looks like a great time getting some fishing in while spending time with family!

Looks very nice

Woah! that cut to daylight iwas so satisfying.

Good work on the grind brother. Paid off

Man I’ve had days like that at pyramid. I’ve heard it’s been slow out there lately. I’ve been tempted to go still. It’s those big ones that haunt you

Lake Shasta was my parents favorite place to boat and camp. It seemed as tho no matter what problems they had, when we were there all was well. Thanks for sharing this 🥰

That time lapse with the sunset right there looked insane.