I purchased one and angle iron that the cutting motor is attached to is really bent! Not sure what steps to take next to it?

Didn't watch video yet, but the only two I'd use is the sevr and beast. If sevr would make an option where the blades didn't pivot they would be my go-to mechanical head all the time especially with all the options sevr has with cut size and a hybrid (killed a nice reindeer/ Caribou with one this past year)

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Ordered mine before Christmas and still nothing 😳😳😱😵‍💫 I gots no patience 🫣

Good job! You need new targets. Frankly, I was impressed with all these broadheads. For the most part they all flew and penetrated well. Since you were shooting at fifty yards you have to take into account some degree of human error. As a bowhunter I've shot just about everything you can imagine. But with fixed blade heads I've always had great results with Slick Trick. but the revivals might be a little pricey. I really like the way those Magnus Black Hornets look and am going to try them in the near future.

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Great review !!

thanks for making this video! Saw the Gravelly, became interested in it, and you showed me how useful it'd be to have on a hunt. Awesome review!

Which bow vise did you go with?

Sevr mechanicals all others stive to be a Sevr!

I had some Nocturnal’s which worked fine for a while but with continued practice they stopped lighting. I was given the DeePower ones last September. Out of a dozen I’ve had one failure with literally hundreds of shots on each arrow.

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Im running the 1.5 hybrids there amazing. Shot the 2" 150 rubusto alot from my cross bow and its flawless made 3 kills over 80 yards deer went max 30 yards.

Bulldogs are Canadian-made?? I'll be damn, never knew that.

You should look at the Victory VAPs SS-they are fantastic arrows. I have a bunch of Easton and Easton long-range arrows, but the Victory's are nice as well.

I live in the Denver area but get to hunt pheasants and deer in SD every year out of Pierre, SD. I LOVE that state and if I could make money living up there, I would move in a heartbeat.

what boots do you wear for the winter while hunting?

Use d loop material #23 it last longer than #24. I wear out d loops because of the angle I hold my thumb button.

Just got the medium bucket deluxe harness. I have Leupold Switchpower 10+17x42s, which are 6 inches long and about 4.5 inches wide. They dont fall out of the medium bucket, and I wouldn't say that the fit is sloppy. However I am wondering if i wouldnt benefit from the small bucket size just to save on bulk/size/weight of the harness. I think the easy in and out of the medium is nice, but im wondering if the snugger fit of the small would be that awful. I have about an inch of extra width with the medium bucket.

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I have the pop up38 I love this bag more features than I know

You are way ahead of me on this target and the replacement faces. I have been looking at the targets for a couple of years now. I got one this christmas season on a Black Friday sale, So I am working on wearing it out, just for the warranty process and replacing the faces. Thanks for sharing this with us and I hope you have a blessed weekend friend. Dale

I have 1.75 was unfortunate to have gotten to use on deer but iam only shooting 56lbs 28 inch draw. Thought about getting few more heads but didn't know if i could stick with 1.75 or be better with 1.5

hey man , also in ontario where did you say you order arrows from ? i ordered from lancaster and friggan 6 fmj 4mm costed me $340 . online it said 150 and then they took 275 out of my account then border cost man that hurt !

Great review. How does the Onnex XL size compare to the Wisechoice?

Bowmar B.S !!! You can shoot multiple animals , and re-use the broadhead without having to re-sharpen it...That's just unethical. Anytime a broadhead touches anything, but air, it needs to be re-sharpened, period ! And over time, even air can reduce how sharp something is , just from oxidation.And "Ferrari springs" Give me a Break !

Ive been curious about this one, can you adjust the release to have no click if you want to? Also can you adjust where the click is in relation to firing? As well as travel distance and pressure?

Спасибо за обзор. Но хотелось бы во первых увидеть более крупным планом маленькие карманы и как фирма смогла реализовать органайзер. А самое главное это хотелось бы услышать опыт использования: промокает и нужно ли докупать защиту от дождя. Сколько весит сам рюкзак и насколько по вашим ощущениям вам удобно им пользоваться? На сколько комфортно и держит ли вес загрузки хотя бы до 10 кг?

What bow sight do you recommend for whitetail hunting with a budget around $250?

Great review I just bought one and I love the weight, adjustable 3 vertical pins, and reasonable price!

Are they waterproof or just water resistant?

Reaper, Beast, or Sevr. Can’t go wrong with those!

Any other retailers for Kifaru in Canada other than Precision Optics? Or do you order straight from Kifaru?

Thanks for the review. I was looking into this and the stuffel. Great review. And great color.

The most important thing with a bow is getting your draw length perfect,and withe the 1/4 inch draw length adjustment,and the let off adjustment you can fine tune your draw length. Love the ethos.

I agree how accurate the bow is . The grip is the best out there to me in my opinion.

Love my ethos,and I was just a Mathew’s guy ,you could not talk me into anything else but Mathew’s. Grip 1/4 inch draw length adj.,and let off adj love it.

I've used many different broadheads designs over the years and have finally settled on using the Magnus Black Hornets serrazors. I may play around with a few of the single bevels this upcoming season, but those Black Hornets will be hard to beat, IMO. As for the expandables that I've used, my short list has been: the original slip cam Rage 2 blade and 3 blade, Grim reaper original, Grim reaper Whitetail special, a Rocket Broadhead that I can't remember the exact name of, and the older design NAP Killzone with the COC tip. The Rocket heads were my first go with expandables. I took a few deer with those over the 2 years I used them. They did okay at best. Small entry holes, good damage inside, and good blood trails when they exited. They were a one and done head due to the damage they took on. At least I never had a blade break, but man, were they mangled! I took 2 deer with the original slip cam Rage 2 blade, I had 4 broken blades. Both deer died pretty quick, a testament for shot placement over broadhead design, but penetration definitely suffered. The 3 blade design Rage failed to fully deploy on 2 of the 4 deer that I took with them. On both occasions, one blade fully deployed while the other two "wedged" against each other. This was evident in the entry/exit wound as well as witness marks on the cutting edge and back back edge of the other two blades. The two Grim Reapers performed wonderfully over several animals. The Whitetail specials took more damage than the original, but overall, they performed wonderfully. My only hesitation for using the Reapers is that I was hunting on a snowy/sleeting afternoon when the temps were falling. The snow/ice was melting on the dark carbon shaft, running down the arrow and freezing inside the broadhead. When shot, the broadhead failed to deploy. It still brought down the deer in relative short order, another testament for shot placement, but it did 100% fail to open. I discovered the ice in the broadhead after the shot. The Killzones was my goto for several years and have accounted for probably the largest number of deer of any single head that I have used. They always gave me good blood trails and resulted in an easy, fast recovery of all, but 1 of the deer I used them on. The one deer was a result of the broadhead prematurely deploying. Not entirely due to a failure on the broadhead, but a simple flaw in the design of rear deploying mechanicals as a general. During my draw, my arrow hung up on a cedar branch that caused the blades to partially deploy. When the arrow was released, the head deployed, causing a very, very poor shot. That's was the moment I swore off mechanicals and went back to fixed. I'm not one to judge one for using mechanicals, I just deamed them as "not right for me." In the end, there are 2 things that matter most; shot placement and penetration. If your bow is tuned properly and you have proper form, a fixed will hit with your field points, and there is no denying that a fixed will out penetrate a mechanical.

When you say "big box stores" I'm assuming you mean Cabela's and Bass Pro? Trying to buy my first compound bow and they have great sales right now at Cabela's but I've heard this comment numerous times and everyone leans towards an archery shop. I understand why, just wondering if i can purchase a bow from a big box store, then take it to an archery shop if i feel i need to get it fine tuned? Cabela's has a lot of Bear RTH products on a great price right now, just don't want to shoot myself in the foot with my first compound purchase

What aae vanes are those the 23 or 26?

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Hello, I am the happy new owner of a Kifaru shape chage, without a doubt I love it, but I find that the zipper of the main compartment is not smooth, it does not run fluidly, is the same thing happening to you with yours? Or maybe mine is very new (two days of use) and when it is used more everything will work better? Thank you very much in advance and I wish you a very happy new year with your family (keep in mind that I use Google translation to write to you, the translation may have errors)

Thanks for the common sense explanation of broadheads and how they work.

Thinking about the Ravus. I live in Washington state. How’d it do in the rain?

What is your proffesion, to be able to afford all of this? Just a curious question

I just got mine for under $25cad on Amazon. Goal Zero sucks.

I just got some of the 200 gr crocs. Strange to me they do not advertise on the package that it is tool grade steel in the blades. Many other brands charge a very high premium for this feature.

new sub here love the videos ! you Canadian ?