Thank you for that. It took me a minute to figure out the best way to do that. So, now what I do to prevent the shift is. One, getting the hooks close to the rails and inside the string stopper / dampener. And keeping the tension even and the straight as I pull back. Now the hooks don’t move at all and it is easier to pull. Thanks for the info. It’s been a trial and error. As far a sting maintenance, nothing is happening but for general knowledge. How you know on bows and cross bows when the string needs to be replace? Besides the visual wear and tear is there a particular thing that will signal you that the string it’s on its way out?

Thanks. Yeah it is unbelievable that I have reached these many of you. I truly blessed and humbled by it. It’s been an amazing journey so far and can’t way to see what’s next. Thank you guys for the support 🙏🏼

@@Panchothings You’re welcome! Right? We feel the same way and it is unbelievable we have so many who support us. We don’t have the real fancy editing software, music, etc and still got people who want to watch our videos and it means so much to us! Same here, we look forward to what what the future holds for you. We hope it is amazing! God bless! You’re welcome! Thank you as well! 😊🙏🏼👊🏼

@LifeofMurphysOutdoorsChannel 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Hello there. Actually the HP is good for suck a small engine. Mine is 14ft and moves without a problem. What size is your boat? Yeah for the first motor I wanted something straight forward. Water cooled is little more complex, I just need something simple

Finally hahahaahha

@@Panchothings Right?! 😂😂

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Barnett for all the search I did seems to be great quality and well priced. Comes with all you need out of the box minus the broadheads. Making it super efficient. They have plenty of models in different budgets and are good quality. So look into them.

Wow thank you so very much. That’s awesome, glad the video helped. What kind of boat you want to put it on? Thank you so much 👍🏼

@@Panchothings small alumacraft 1032 initially but want something I can swap back and forth between hulls because I intend on getting a bigger Jon down the line.

@@r2theclyde Nice, yeah that level of flexibility is great. Being able to swap back and forth without to much problem is good. How is your transom? That was the other thing that got me kinda in a pickle, my transom is good but my trailer isn’t the best. So, I had to find a non invasive plate to give it more estructure just in case. I didn’t want to drill holes in it because I’m not the greatest when it comes to tools and projects like that.

@@Panchothings transom is in great shape. It’s a fully welded boat and based on what I can see, nothing has ever been mounted to it.

​​⁠Thats awesome. Fresh as it can be. Are you going to use for fishing, hunting, adventures or all the above? I’m slowly getting better at fishing. Haven’t yet catch a crappie, that’s one fish I really will love to taste. I hear how great they taste but haven’t got one yet

Thank you so much. I know, in my wildest dream I could imagine hunting with the wife and here we are. Blessed

I know it’s crazy. That little guy have tons of options

@@Panchothings That’s awesome! It seems like a nice gadget to have!

Thanks for the concern. My gun at all times is on safety. Also, do to the camera being mounted in my head it seems that people are on the lane of sight of the gun but I assure you people are out of harms way. We are close but not on top of each other. Also my trigger finger it’s at all times of the trigger unless I’m shooting. As far as holding the gun towards the horizon I knew exactly where everyone was sitting, I was the first person on the field, so I got to map out where everyone was located. Didn’t sent a shot in no buddy’s direction cuz I really dislike getting peppered so I don’t do it to others. I’m extremely careful and take my gun extremely seriously. With go pros it’s hard sometimes to tell the distance, but I was really aware of the distance and what could happen in case of an accident. Thank you so much for commenting. I’m not going to say I’m perfect but I’m not to crazy either. Hope the season is going fantastic for you. If you don’t mind me asking what kind of hunting you do and how is it going so far. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Yes sir

I’ll have to check it out

Thanks for the tip

Hello there. Yes, the engine still just like new I’m actually gearing up here to make a video of the first gear box oil change. Just like new.

Hello there. That’s awesome, yes I am. Trying to see if can make the big boy into a senior hunter. How about you?

@@Panchothings I might, will decide last minute. I'll be there regardless. I think you were throwing with me during a May training day. I'm the guy with the Toller.

@@steezli yeahhh I remember. How is the pup doing? Well for sure will be fun get back again into the testing and training. Finally the weather is changing so time to get busy with the pups for sure.

@@Panchothings she's doing fine, working on a lot of blinds and blind drills all summer. About to buy some pigeons and a zinger uplander so I can work on live fliers. And still want to get her out in the duck blind and hunt her this fall. If you are prepping this Sunday, let me know. I can throw or help out

They are awesome.

@@Panchothings They definitely seem to be! Really like the see through feature.

Thanks, in a few hours I’ll be sitting for the first on the evening in public land. I have no idea what’s going to happen 🤣🤣🤣. Thanks for the support 🎉🎉🎉

That’s correct. The beautiful thing about these chokes is that they can run pretty much anything. Now I did found in previous videos more inconsistencies with steel vs bismuth. Logically the weight. Size relation on bismuth is something I’ll have to check on. So far I have used stacked 3” # 3/5. I would have to see what happens with maybe all #3. Being heavier that steel the shot size need it decrease vs steel. I use to do steel #2 and the thing that made me do the change was the cripples. Since the change I have seen improvement on that area due to the better penetration and some what better pattern density. I’ll have to play with other sizes and perhaps other metals and see what happens

Hello there. What makes you think that? It doesn’t feel that way but I could have an issue there that I haven’t notice

@Panchothings assuming that you aimed dead center. It appears that your gun shoots high. Obviously the results of pellet count differ, however the vast majority of the pellets were high. Not sure what gun you are using. If it has anything to do with Benelli or Franchi it is a known issue of those guns with the POI being high.

@@dondebrunner5595 ahhhh ok. Yeah indeed the benelli have a tendency to shoot high. No in previous videos I adjusted the dumb to have a 60/40 pattern where 60% of the shot should be higher and 40%lower. I did adjust the comb. Now sbe3 are seeing to shoot floating the birds and for me particularly is easier to do with a moving target vs a stationary. So yes you will always see on my shots more pellets on the top vs bottom but not all shot load on either extremity and or a 50/50. I got scare for a sec there. Thank you for watching

@Panchothings dude I got rid of my Franchi because of that. I couldn't wrap my head around "floating" the shot lol

@@dondebrunner5595 it’s an interesting, for what I hear it is simple for clay shooters. That’s being said I got used to it. Funny, I did hunt once with a browning and took me a sec to get use to the pointing of it. First few bird I didn’t even get close 🤣🤣🤣. Definitely easier hahahah. Just getting used to it and liking preferences. Besides that how was the franchi?

Thank you very much. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

It was fun, little nervous about the gators. That was my first hunt dealing with them. I always imagine I’ll see 1 gator in a hunt but that day I saw at least 6 of them in various sizes. All and all it was a beautiful morning. Thanks for watching… 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

Hello there. Mine only have one but the manual mention 2. How about yours? Only one plug for gear oil as well? I got a oil pump kit. As soon as the time come I will film it and show the process. That’s the one thing I haven’t done yet.

@@Panchothings yes only had one plug, i just checked it and it does have oil so i am thinking i am good until my first service. thanks for the quick reply.

@@GizGarciaJr yes we are in the same situation. No problem, I’ll be making that video soon

with the transom plate that you put on how did you mount that since you did not use screws?

@@GizGarciaJr that thing is placed tight. I literally had to use a plastic mallet to put it in place. That plate is perfect for it. If I have to remove it I’ll have to use the mallet again. The best part is that it doesn’t bend, so when you place the engine that plate does not give a millimeter. It was worth the money.

I know man. It’s always the last one 🤣🤣🤣. I know, is makes feel un easy to say the least. Even that the gators don’t mess to much with you, is the ones you can’t see that are the problem 🫣

Thanks brother

Like wise brother. We have to keep in touch and organize some duck hunting and some fishing for sure… let me know if you are open to do some more dove hunting. I can always open some room while scouting for teal and big duck

@@vaughnprecision try kent 4 shot 1350 velocity 1 3/8 payload i shot that exact load at 40 yards with my mullers and it was beautiful! I also tried kent 2 1300 and it pattern pretty damn good at 40 for it being a bigger load . I heard nitro steel slow 1250 velocities were MONEY 💰

@vaughnprecision the best steel load i found for my weatherby 18i with the passing choke is Fiocchi Golden Waterfowl 4shot 3in 11/4 oz at 1350 up to 35 yards. I say 35 because I don't take shots with steel past that. I want my birds stoned lol

I can show u a steel pattern on my ufo that looks really good!

Yeah let’s see 💪🏼

Boss 3” 3/5 flys at 1350 I believe

@@Panchothings where can i email u or do u have a instagram i can send it to?

@@Panchothings i sent you a dm on instagram with pic of pattern

That’s awesome. I’m interested on that Amazon prop you fund. Is it nylon as well? I did look at replacement part just in case and it’s kinda hard to fine some stuff for it

@@Panchothings look up WenDissy Outboard Propeller for 4 Stroke Outboard Motor 9 HP. It was delivered this morning although Im not going to have time to dig into it for a couple weeks probably. will let you know my experiences with it! Any interesting revelations let me know

@@vadadofthr3357 perfect thanks. Yes, anything I’ll let you know 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Ohhhhh yeahhhhhh that’s coming next. The little maltipoo is 15 years old and will eat anything. Carrot is the first thing I seen him leave alone 🤣🤣🤣

I’ll have to check again, I did it check on my second ride and it got to 8mph but when the wind kicked in was closer to 7 mph

Yes my friend.

Yes luckily was only one of the treble and didn’t go all the way. Makes you wonder about some of those salt water big hooks 🤣🤣🤣

I have some

🤣🤣🤣 getting hooked wasn’t the problem. The unhooking was little uncomfortable 🤣🤣🤣

So far it’s doing great. Runs well, start at the first or second pull from cold with the little choke. Warms up super fast. The only thing I notice is that after few uses the idle have some torque in it. I have adjusted the intake and cable but it seems that once everything gets sited stays like that, perfect for trolling fishing in my opinion. So, on the manual give you some what a breaking period of sorts. It’s kinda weird because the language can be confusing do to translation. So, it says that the first motor oil change should happen at the 10 hour mark. That’s the one I posted. As far as the gear oil it says that needs to be change at the 20 hours mark. Now, the only thing is that in the manual shows a draining valve for the lower part of the gear assembly, also shows a filling valve on the top side of the gear assembly. Mine only have the draining valve. The manual seems to be created for 2 different models but both have the 2 valves in the diagrams??? So, I got a draining and filling kit with a manual pump, so when the time comes I’ll fill it back up from the draining valve and see how that goes. That’s the only complain I have so far. The handle with the throttle could be little better but it does come with an extra throttle cable and selector assembly. The cable is literally the same used for bicycle breaks so relatively inexpensive. On and all it’s a simple little engine to get you from point a to b. It does put a 14 ft Jonboat with 2 adults and gear on plane. Not to bad for the price. What kind of watercraft you want to put the engine on?

@@Panchothings Thank you for taking the time to write this out for me. It's sure to save me time since I ordered one last night. ;) I have an old 1973 Lund S-16 that I picked up. I'm currently running a 56 lb thrust trolling motor on it which can get me up to about 4mph. I'm not in a hurry but 4mph sure does make a long day for some of the lakes up here. I was considering a larger trolling motor or 48v electric. When you add in the weight of all those batteries and cost, this seems like a better option. I'm sure that I'll be posting my own review when all is said and done. Thank you again for the insight.

@@SciStuff yeah I was thinking the same and had the same issue. To much weight. Let me know how everything works out for you and how it goes, interested in seeing how consistent these motors are.

@@Panchothings It has been delivered! Woo whoo! Please check out my newest update. Seas trials this weekend :) CAN NOT WAIT!

Working on it, have so difficulties getting some open space to pattern. But hopefully I’ll be able to figure that out here in a week or so

@@Panchothings appreciate it bossman , if possible can u run the boss war chief 3/5 stacked shot & or Kent 4 shot, 1350 velocity

There is a drain plug on the bottom. Look in my short videos I did filmed the first oil change. 👍🏼

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Indeed sir. This is how I see it, just my opinion. Pellets are way different than a proyectiles. We can determine trajectory and overall point of impact. If you want you can get an average of pellets on target in correlation with pellet count per shell, and then some. Now, 100% certainty that each pellet will hit the same exact point on target every single time it’s not achievable as one might get with a rifle. Variables like wind, elevation, movement and angle, will affect equally or more on shotgun shoot. Due to the dynamics of the shot presentation. That being said, putting shots in paper it’s extremely important more for duck hunters, thats a way to reduce the crippling of ducks and helps in the consistency. From the statistical point of view it is amazing to read the performance data from a shell in combination with a tube and load, is it necessary? in my humble opinion no. Is it cool to know it and might help you make a more educate decision on your shooting, possible but it won’t change the fact that if you shoot at a duck 30 yards out with a south wind blowing 20 miles an hour, pellet count won’t be as beneficial as knowing where the shot is heading and compensate the lead to counter arrest the wind. I’m not a professional, this is just an opinion. That being said, regardless of how you pattern, if you count pellets or not, if you use a steady surface or not, the fact that you are going the extra step to see what the shell is doing, will automatically increase your accuracy, improve your timing and help with the educated shot selection. The rest is preference in my opinion. Bow hunters have to have repetition to achieve consistency, same with long range shooters, it shouldn’t be any different with shotgun shooters, maybe less complex and tedious but a most. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 hope this make sense. I like this talks because you always learn from someone else different approaches, interesting stuff

Catfish have 3 big spines or stingers in the lateral fin and in the dorsal fin. Gettin stabbed by those spines is painful like no other. So, I saw the fish coming and started to anticipate the pain just in case.

🤣🤣🤣 hey that’s better than none. I can’t remember how many trips I did before I was able to get my first fish 🤣🤣🤣 it’s a beautiful journey for sure. Thanks for watching 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Yeah. It’s one of my favorites for sure. We had a great time and amazing memories. As a bonus we had some delicious catfish for diner 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks. It was hot 🥵

@@Panchothings Bet so! It has been super hot here too!