I love that, I appreciate that.

If moneys not an issue an arrow saw is best by far. You seem me cutting them with a metal blade in a radial saw in this video, and I’ve also bought the little harbor freight saw and it works okay too

Motorola was sold to a Chinese company so, not the same. In this case, Motorola did not design or manufacture this device. They only licensed their name and logo to Bullitt. Bullitt also marketed the Cat (as in Catapillar the heavy equipment manufacturer) cellphone. Catapillar has also licensed their name and logo to Bullitt. Bullitt has laid off all of their employees and has filed bankruptcy. So far, they have failed to acquire additional funding or find a buyer for the company. If you search, you can find info about the Bullitt bankruptcy. Bullitt does not own the satalites or the ground stations but, without the Bullitt service or a new provider, the Defy will not continue to work. I have one and hope somehow the service will continue.

Wow, thanks😮

you must be one sticking. I actually SRT now exclusively. I'll make more climbing videos when things warm up some this off season

@@InstinctiveAdventures negative. I 2TC. The tree is the only stick required.

Thanks for watching! Getting ready to upload more here soon

Nope it was a non issue for me. You have to hold the bottom down for 5 seconds to actually send the SOS, so if you bump it or accidentally press it you’re not going to have a chopper show up

Glad you’re here bother. I’m still using this saddle. Still as comfortable as the day I got it. Unfortunately Aerohunter isn’t making hunting saddles anymore

Does it show the check next to your messages sent in the bulit app?

This season was the most ridiculous season to date. Soooooooo addicting

Thanks man I appreciate this

I was in the sangres and only had a lapse of about 20 hiking mins at a very slow pace. I’ll be very curious to see how it performs in the dark valleys of the Appalachians this season. But I’ve heard of similar issues with Garmin and zoleo devices. This device uses Inmarsat and echo star. Those two together are at about half the satellite count of iridium, but I’d wager that will change rapidly.

yes & yes, I just subbed your channel.

The little after taste I reference in this video is nothing compared to the taste after tablets. Those things are horrible

That’s great info thanks for sharing. I have a buddy that lived and Texas and he was cursed with no close by public land. But I know there is some. But it’s something staggering like less than 5% of Texas whereas a lot of western states have larger percentages of public

Thank you so much!!! And thanks for watching

Definitely rare in todays society!!

Might be too stiff, but will be close. Those instincts don’t act like their spine from my experience either. So I might be wrong. Bareshaft will be the only way to tell

Really great question, I should have said something in the video. If you’re using standard inserts with a standard 100-150 head you can use manufacture spine charts, if you’re going more of a higher FOC mindset and using brass inserts or a heavier head you’ll want to use a dynamic spine calculator. That will at least get you into the ballpark. 3 rivers has a pretty decent spine calculator

If you’re more of a hands on person starting with a blank slate you can order spine kits for both shafts and heads. Again three rivers sells spine kits where you get basically one of each spine

What kinda heads are you shooting?

@@InstinctiveAdventures that particular one was a judo point.

@@niksutherland4280 I’ve had bad luck with judo’s and small game. I almost always shoot cheap shots now. Much better blood trails

@@InstinctiveAdventures appreciate this comment. Actually never heard of cheap shots so I'm going to check into those now. Thank you brother and looking forward to next video

Dude this video is 14 years old, I was just a bored teenager having some fun. Well before 22 ELR became a thing

I always go through a good bit of water before getting to my spots, it ain’t easy

Jesus that’s a toad