LIGHT, FAST and ACCURATE do it all hunting arrow!

In this video, Reo Wilde shares his expert insights on the Easton X10. A light and fast arrow, his top choice for elk and deer hunting. Discover why these arrows are his go-to options, how they enhance performance, and the key features that make them stand out. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just starting out, Reo's tips and experiences will help you choose the right gear for your next hunt. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more hunting tips and gear reviews!

[@ryan31100]

Awesome video Reo! I love how people are giving you a hard time on your hunting arrow setup. Yet, you’re one of the greatest archers to ever touch a bow. Hats off to you sir! It’s unfortunate some people would rather take archery advice from other self-proclaimed KZbin “experts” vs the REAL archery experts like yourself. Keep the videos coming Reo, we love them!

[@njgfpv3696]

I would guess the best archers in the world have a bunch of archery skill. Not $3000 bows with range finders.

[@winnmahuron6314]

Excellent video Reo, thanks for sharing!

[@shaneg8531]

Love the vids! Keep them coming. Lol, I knew this would trigger a lot of people sucking the heavy arrow coolaid..

[@timbertrophies]

@@shaneg8531 How do you know you're not the one who drank koolaid? After all heavy arrows and sharp broadheads were around way before light arrows arrows and disposable mechanicals.

[@sheyanderson4371]

Great setup and looking forward to the results this season from the Sevr Hybrid. I have been real happy that Idaho has finally allowed lighted nocks, sometimes I just don't understand what they are thinking when it comes to some of their archery regs. Also, the comment section just shows that the community isn't getting any better at just accepting information and knowledge without calling out other shooters and validating their own setups.

[@jayy5581]

i’ve been shooting a similar setup past few years . easton procomp 250s with deep 6 expandables (460 gns)and this setup worked great on many elk, deer (coues&muleys) and one sheep. this year i went even lighter spine and weight (416gn)to parallel pro 300 same bhead and ended up taking a nice pronghorn with a less than ideal shot. these are pricey shafts and i shed a tear when i press the trigger but you cant deny the results.

[@noahcarter9451]

I may not shoot Easton but i completely agree with the light arrow. My current set up is 365, no issues on deer, hog or elk. Thanks for the video.

[@deanmoloney5059]

Great choices Reo top notch from end to end

[@l.i.archer5379]

My bows are all 64 - 65 lbs @ 26.5" draw length, and I've always shot Axis 400 arrows at 385 grains, and now, I've been able to build Victory RIP XV Gamer 300 arrows to 380 grains. Both arrows have served me well and have blown through deer flying at 280 - 290 fps, depending on which bow I'm shooting.

[@paulheberling2750]

Bro, you needa upgrade to 800-1000 grains

[@danyoder3534]

@@paulheberling2750 why in the hell do all of you guys think that you have to shoot an arrow that heavy it’s just stupid

[@paulheberling2750]

@@danyoder3534 penetration bro 😎

[@joeymurphy5617]

@@danyoder3534I think Paul is being satirical

[@WendellAbigania]

Nice! I haven’y gone to the 4mm realm yet. But I did get my 5mm hunting arrows down to 417grains. Goodness they fly well for both short and long distances. I may have to try 4mm one day though.

[@AmmarRizuwan]

Explain about torque,creepe,and bareshaft tuning... please

[@WilliamAM43]

Please keep us updated on the results with the setup, I am very curious how it does. Thank you.

[@joshfeister6566]

I just like guys that support products that work not who they are paid by just my opinion

[@Zippo1617]

In the U.K. archery isn’t that popular so I have a question.. I brought a pse brute atk 70lb compound bow what arrows would you recommend “ has to be good quality and American built” any thoughts?

[@kellyskinner7282]

Love your advice. Thanks bro.

[@Truthwalk777]

We'd sure like to see the vids on your hunts and harvests with that arrow set up Reo 🏹🦌🤔

[@anthonycecala5678]

How long is your arrow, carbon to carbon and what size spine? I’m trying to build a similar set up.

[@TheNewBowunter]

Perfect set-up IMOP. Im shooting 68lbs 370g...that meat saw is flying at 307. I won't shoot a freaking ski pole out of my bow. Why people feel the need to shoot a javelin is beyond me.

[@cjr4497]

I shot low FOC 400ish grain arrows my whole life with fixed heads and never had a problem with penetration. I tried to do the same with mechanical's and had shockingly horrible results. I lost a couple because of it. I bumped up to 455 grains with 15% FOC and started getting passthroughs again. No way in hell would I shoot a sub 400 grain arrow with a mechanical, even a Sevr 1.5. Yes, if the deer is dead broadside and you only hit ribs you will get the job done, but it just isn't the best. That same arrow would be risky on larger pigs and elk. Everything works until it doesn't.

[@tray22]

Your results mimic mine however I totally stopped shooting mechanical heads because they all will eventually fail even with a proper arrow setup. We have auto insurance for vehicle accidents, I shoot simple fixed heads for the same reason. When you are always hitting the mark almost any broadhead will take down the deer. Deer move, we mess up a little on our shots, and then there are unknown factors. Getting rid of that mechanical head really simplifies the setup and it saves money/arrows in the long run.

[@jamesashley3827]

Thanks

[@hiramabiff28]

Looking to get into Target Archery. What are you running this year?

[@Reowildearchery]

A Hoyt stratos with Easton’s arrows. Each event I have ran different arrows.

[@l.i.archer5379]

What are those lighted nocks called again? The transcript didn't show me the correct spelling.

[@Reowildearchery]

They are called lit from flex fletch.

[@l.i.archer5379]

@@Reowildearchery thank you, Sir!!

[@dereknappier8651]

The Lit nocks are awesome, using them on 5mm Axis match grade this year ​@Reowildearchery

[@douglasvaughn9530]

That's one sexy arrow right there!

[@tonyviers-de9qi]

What is price on those

[@deanmoloney5059]

Price is $249 for 12 shafts

[@artazcuna1623]

❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@jasonteebo1437]

I think yhe whole arrow weight and speed controversy is such a joke..a lot of guys saying heavy arrows dont shoot as accurate and such stuff is silly cuz if they don't its a tuning problem..the crazy spped guys that want 290 plus fps .im guessing most of them didn't hunt back in the 80s when 220 was blazing fast and we actually had sharp out of the box broadheads. We shot plenty of bucks around 40 yrds and the guys out west were killing elk and stuff at 50 and 60..

[@obionewheelkenobi689]

Why shoot an arrow that bends?

[@Reowildearchery]

It’s also straighter because of that.

[@Practice2Perfection]

That setup will not go through heavy bone. You might be a great archer and never hit a heavy bone, but most weekend hunters might need something with a little more momentum behind it to survive a heavy bone hit. Maybe you didn't know, but some guys torque their bows sometimes.

[@tailchasers722]

I have personally broken every bone ive hit with almost the same setup pro comp 300 spine iron will collars and hits with any quality deep six broadhead especially iron wills

[@Practice2Perfection]

@tailchasers722 it's not just breaking a bone you hit, it is braking a bone you hit, and still getting a pass through on the animal. I've been bow hunting long enough to know that the difference between a 400gn set up and a 550gn set up in penetration(both using single bevel broadheads) the difference is pretty outstanding. You can't explain away the gain in momentum with some anecdotal tale.

[@tailchasers722]

@@Practice2Perfection you’re absolutely correct. My arrow is 440 grains coming out of a 70 pound bow.

[@Sean-pw3yr]

@@Practice2Perfectionlol. Please educate yourself on the difference between braking and breaking.

[@joeymurphy5617]

@@Practice2PerfectionIt’s not your equipment. You don’t have final say in what arrow setup someone else shoots. Period.

[@timbertrophies]

Let's make a stretch and associate horrible flight with heavy arrows even though there is zero correlation. Nice try Also, everyone should ask themselves why they're able to throw a baseball farther than they can a tennis ball. 381 is stupid light

[@stevenlaughter7565]

And I don’t think he was saying heavy arrows and bad flight go together, I think he meant more like. Perfect arrow flight is important.

[@joeymurphy5617]

@timbertrophies It’s not your equipment. You don’t have final say in what arrow setup someone else shoots. Period.

[@paulheberling2750]

Dude I’m pretty sure that arrow will bounce off the shoulder of an elk/bear. I’d be very surprised if it passed thru.

[@jackbuendgen389]

Don't shoot bones, and perfect arrow flight... Problem solved

[@paulheberling2750]

@@jackbuendgen389 except when you do shoot bones because no one is perfect shot.

[@jackbuendgen389]

@@paulheberling2750 the same can be said for a small cutting diameter broadhead in the guts.

[@paulheberling2750]

@@jackbuendgen389 but I think two holes thru the guts will still kill eventually. Not so with most of the arrow hanging out the front shoulder

[@joeymurphy5617]

It’s not your equipment. You don’t have final say in what someone else shoots. Period.

[@michaelvstheworld3680]

Easton, nice. 🇺🇸AMERICA, FUCK YEAH!🇺🇸 SEVR is the first mechanical to ever pass ABF's testing. 381 grains is way too light for a hunting arrow if you ask me, but whatever. You are Reo Wilde. I bet you would not take that arrow on an African dangerous game hunt. So it is not a "Do it all arrow."