BODNIK BOWS.. DAKOTA 40#@28"

[@yourhighness81]

Wow, super beautiful bow. Thanks a lot for the video

[@sigmanarchery54]

Super nice looking bow.

[@tompurnell9203]

I would love to see. hear your hands on review of the Raven...thanks

[@magnusfredriksson5836]

Hi again Wolfie. I just wanted you to know that I really appreciate your videos. Please keep it up! I do have one quistion. Im new to archery and im having trubble with drawing the string (a clean draw). How do you grip your string? at the tips or at the first knuckles? And the aiming, do you look at the arrow and just learn the gap for the distance? Thanks again for all the info you give us. //Magnus

[@Wolfiesairbrush]

Sorry for the slow reply... I have a video that covers my anchor and release which shows the depth of my grip... I do not use the fingertips as this is not as stable for me,,, My Focus and Accuracy video shows my shooting technique, purely staring at the spot I want to hit, I do not gap as I shoot different distances all the time.. the more you shoot .. the more your brain learns the distances and 'Instinctively' places your bow arm for the shot..... keep shooting ;)

[@guiparaiso]

Wolfie, can u help me with my question? I can reapeat it here! What can u say about the Dakota and the Raven? I'm trying to chose one, but there's some things i'm thinking of: If i buy here, Brazil, i will pay for the Raven 2x the price of the Dakota... The best performance of the Raven bow or the good price of the Dakota? Both are good bows, right?

[@Wolfiesairbrush]

Both are very nice bows... it's just down to budget and personal choice ..

[@stuarttealak838]

How is it in comparison to the Bearpaw big bear

[@bijano7320]

Could you advise on where I can get that same armguard as Jason please? Thanks

[@Yusuf1187]

Hi, just curious, how long are the feathers on his arrows? They looked like only 3 inches. I've just been wondering if I could start using shorter feathers (go from 4 and 5 inch feathers down to using 3 inch) and retain the same performance.

[@Vccine]

Saladin1187 Technically, the shorter the feathers, the more speed and range you will get out of your arrows. However, you need to have a good form and release to shoot short feathered arrows well. I'm a beginner as well and I do plan to switch to 3 inch feathers in the future when I get my form polished to an acceptable level.

[@guiparaiso]

What can u say about the Dakota and the Raven? I'm trying to chose one, but there's some things i'm thinking of: If i buy here, Brazil, i will pay for the Raven 2x the price of the Dakota... The best performance of the Raven bow or the good price of the Dakota? Both are good bows, right?

[@jiva602]

How do you like the stock rest?

[@barryoutdoors]

Are Jasons arrows feathers fletched or plastic vanes? They look like plastic vanes in the video.

[@rubenv3026]

Probably parabol shaped feathers

[@CharlieTaillard]

I posted the video here: facebook.com/instinctivearchery

[@randyscott9034]

Chinese bow I do believe