Thx so much

Thank you, I appreciate the support.

Thank you! Having used a few different models of rage, I definitely feel that Sevr is superior.

It was a great opportunity to show my wife and son. Thanks for watching.

It worked well and I had no issues with durability. The electric ribbon and rope will wear and require replacing at some point

Thanks but no thanks!

@@butleroutdoors2188.. you should get a animalfriendly hobby.. many children are raised with love and respect for all animals when they are grown they are going to hate your child.. do you want that..

I’m assuming you are a vegan and don’t wear or use any sort of leather products since by doing so, you would take part in the killing of animals?

@@butleroutdoors2188.. i have not eaten a murdered animal in 25 years..

@@butleroutdoors2188.. found out that jezus was a vegan..

Thanks! I will be out for firearm’s season this weekend, and continue getting after it for the remainder of archery season.

Thanks Mark

It’s designed to deploy upon entering, and I have to imagine shooting a live animal with living skin/tissue, it would likely create a larger entry hole.

@@donwilson350 using tanned hide and low density foam kinda represents the worst case scenario for a mechanical to deploy.

Thanks

There is one or two on my food plot playlist. There are several updates on my Facebook page also. It should be titled August 1st food plot updates.

They performed well in my testing, but I haven’t had the opportunity to test them on any animals.

Thanks, East Central Illinois here!

@@CoffeyOutdoors not far at all, I’m just west of Danville.

Awesome

They are almost dummy proof! If a guy only focused on raccoons, you could really put in some sets and cover some ground with them!

@@butleroutdoors2188 That's all you need to do buddy!

Had to switch over to my crossbow because of an injury, but I’ve got the practice tip flying like lasers out to 50 yards.

How low were they? It seems like several heads I have tried do that. Not sure if it’s the added wind drag or what the cause is.

@@butleroutdoors2188 It was about 4"-6" consistently low. Very frustrating. I even tried another arrow that was about 5 grains lighter and same results. I might try to adjust it to hit right on at 40 then see where my 30 and 20 yard pins hit.

@@WeekendPursuitOutdoors ok, let me know how it goes.

I’ve only shot them at 20 yards so far. Check out the video from HuntStand According to them, they actually grouped better at 50 yards than the field tips did. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h16wp6WQYr2Nn68

In all fairness, I only measured the one head, and I really need to use calipers for an accurate reading.

Thank you Sir!

@@butleroutdoors2188 I like the average sportsman take that your average guy can do

@@butleroutdoors2188 I like the average sportsman take that's what I try so that any guy can do those things or relate thank you

So many folks get overwhelmed and are on a budget, so I pride myself on using techniques that any DIYer can do and still have great results

@@butleroutdoors2188 absolutely thank you bud and thanks for following me as well

@@butleroutdoors2188 I have no doubt I’d be in the same situation! We’ve started to reduce the canopy and getting a couple food plots going. Going to focus on some bedding areas after January.

@@kw4415 awesome stuff. Not sure what your approach is going to be, but if the deer are already bedding in a general area, I like to go in and enhance that area. Obviously the deer already like it and feel comfortable there. Some people like to try and change the way the deer use the entire property, too much time and effort to start seeing results in my opinion.

I was pleasantly surprised with how well it worked. I’ve watched several of y’all’s trap review videos. Good stuff!