pt 2 Quivers and finger protection -Guide to hunting with a Longbow in the South

[@jkq9717]

Robert, great series. Thank you so much for using your platform to minister the gospel. You are truly a Man of God. Keep it up brother.

[@RobertMiller-se9cm]

Love this series Robert, we are blessed to have you sir

[@cabindweller8421]

Bless you sir for your Godly message and thank you for your hunting and archery knowledge. Enjoy it immensely. Subscriber from Ky.

[@Arkie_Outdoors]

Loving the series. We’re lucky to have someone like Robert that’s willing to spend his time sharing his wealth of knowledge.

[@samfulks4896]

@@Arkie_Outdoors Amen to that. Excellent teacher

[@jimmydunn1545]

Been doing this for 30 years, but it's always nice to see both knowledge AND practicality.

[@ncsaddlehunter77]

Although not technically a Hill style, my Montana will have to do and I am already addicted. I don't care to hunt with anything else. I love this series and to be honest I love all of your videos. God Bless!

[@caseysmith544]

It is an ASL or American Style Longbow as is a true longbow. Fun fact, according to 3D World archery rules Montana longbow is a longbow as bow is being minimum of 64 inches grove to grove and no more then 2--3 degrees of forward or back set and bow has micro bit of R&D within rules being about 2--3 degrees of R&D. Now a Howard Hill/Pope & Young type of longbow the Montana bow is not as bow is using a locator/mini notched grip and is not using 100% straight limbs. What I have for hunting is a kids longbow model from the New Great Plains Traditional Archery company in Hickory with a mid-depth universal notched grip where bow is 45 pounds at 24 inches and my draw is 24.5--25 inches so I will be drawing about 46 pounds for my needs, is not even as an ASL as limbs are mild R&D where bow is still a D shape when strung up but because bow is 52 inches and well under the 64 inches for 3D world archery and too much R&D even if made longer, I call my bow an ASS which is an acronym for American Style Shortbow as a joke.

[@brianlocal3]

Loving this series

[@SamkoTradBow]

Great job

[@EthanPageHunter]

You and Jason got me addicted to Hill style bows 100%

[@billyportwood6335]

Amen brother. Great video and great message.

[@NorthAmericanArchery]

Praise God brother! Thank you for the word, keep it coming.

[@jeffalgood3324]

Good stuff Robert. I had to figure all this stuff out by trial and error. Wish I’d had someone like you to show me the way.

[@StealthTRD]

Man i just started watching your vids..was given a longbow my hunting buddy..and trying to learn..im a believer and im backslidden sir, i need prayer bad..ive begun isolating myself..i just wanna get back close to Him. Sure wish you were my uncle or something..i appreciate these words of encouragement. I want God back at the center

[@robertcarte95]

@@StealthTRD will be praying for you. Get in the Bible and pray.

[@johnbottone4996]

I believe Neet is no longer in business!

[@samfulks4896]

Very nice.

[@TraditionalAdventuresTV]

Always appreciate you sharing your experience Robert!

[@StephenMeasles-kr9rm]

Enjoying your series, looking forward to the next one. I personally prefer a glove and use NEET gloves. Sad part of that is that NEET closed their doors recently. So, yep buy more than one if you find something you like. This season will be number 54 for me with a bow in hand. The Lord has blessed me with many memories and great friendships.

[@dhumphrey4102]

Thank you for keeping it simple you’ve “re-ignited” my fire to hunt with a trad bow. More than that, thank you for sharing your faith. God bless.

[@charlescote8391]

A creekwalker quiver, or similar ( i make my own) is important IF you choose a bow quiver. ASL handles are short. Other quivers fit the fades and a long arrow vibrates too much, even falls out. That Creekwalker style extends the contact points a couple extra inches each way and that difference is huge. Just my experience.

[@donnieholmes1747]

Great stuff! Keep it coming🤗

[@timetohunt1]

Thanks for sharing that info and thanks for sharing the Word and the Lord brother.

[@lets_have_a_cup_of_coffee]

I use the same style quiver you use with my longbow and love it!

[@PaulGoulet-hx9tg]

Man I love your content. No nonsense, keep it simple and a God loving man to boot. So awesome ! Keep it up brother and God Bless

[@tomburrows3608]

I agree with you about putting a bow quiver on a Hill style bow however I prefer a glove over a tab.

[@robertcarte95]

@@tomburrows3608 I have also grown to like the glove.

[@tomburrows3608]

@@robertcarte95 Your buddy Jason says he would never shoot his Hill style bows without a bow quiver. To each his own I guess.

[@robertcarte95]

@@tomburrows3608 he does purty good with his!

[@JBs-Trad4Critters]

Amen, Amen, Amen!!! Great stuff!

[@KevinRedford-g8r]

Thanks very informative keep them coming. JIK

[@doncampbell1961]

I need a bow mounted quiver because 90 percent of my hunting is out of a tree stand. i carry my stand and sticks on my back so a quiver would get in the way. I usually take my quiver off when I get up and ready to hunt. this will be my first year with a longbow so Im still trying to figure it out.

[@autopeep24]

Good stuff, glad your arthritis is better. Amazing what a few dietary changes can do.

[@george2099]

Amen! Another great video!! really like your teaching and experience!

[@smoothvern165]

Great explanation! Thank you

[@journeyman7189]

Thanks for putting out all this information Robert. You mentioned you had joint problems but changed your eating habits and it went away. What did you do? Nate

[@robertcarte95]

It's not gone completely but not near as bad. I stopped eating sugar / sweets. Very few carbs.

[@journeyman7189]

@@robertcarte95 Heading in the right direction then.. Thanks for the simple list

[@davidherrington3649]

I like the side quiver been looking for one.

[@caseysmith544]

brands sill make a ''side strap shoulder quiver'', yes you need all those words when looking online as just side will yield mainly hip quivers from brands calling a hip quiver a side quiver. Another option is having a Bohning, Apex, or Alpine type of stiff quiver where quiver uses single area of mounting holes and buy a strap/use a wide leather strip for a strap.

[@steveharmon5301]

I have a Zebco 33 on one of my fly rods with 17lb line on it. I use it to reach hard to get to places for cat fish! 😁

[@denniscleveland669]

3 Rivers sells Arrowmaster and another side quiver like yours, though Arrowmaster is very much the same.

[@krisscholz6349]

Vert good!

[@denniscleveland669]

Amen!

[@DavidGrogan-ky8qu]

i appreciate you.

[@CrossbowHillbilly]

Tell us more about your diet change. I have a lot of inflammation in my fingers also. Did you quit eating carbs?

[@robertcarte95]

@@CrossbowHillbilly yes I cut down a lot on carbs. No Sugar.

[@CrossbowHillbilly]

@@robertcarte95 That always works. We as a society are addicted to sugar from childhood.

[@jerrycox2058]

Thought about making a quiver like yours, just never had any dimensions like length etc. I shot so much straight fingers bowfishing for years that I can shoot pretty good like that when I need to. Have shot tabs over the years but prefer a glove. I actually like the Allen gloves, they are very cheap and work great for me. Our 8 1/2 week old pup is named Daisy, the wife named her Daisy Mae LOL. That's a sweet looking bow too, you have several that need to be broken in properly now, hogs or deer or both. Yep, priorities in order, our Lord comes first.

[@caseysmith544]

I would use a stiff bow mount quiver where some uses a single spot/attachment point for mounting the quiver like what some brands use and add a strap to quiver or use a side bow quiver like Safari Tuff ArowMaster similar uses. You Need to look up, side strap quiver becuse just looking up, side quiver will give results for hunting hip quivers where are needing a belt for use or use belt clip.

[@jerrycox2058]

@@caseysmith544 Thanks Casey for the info but I have made quite a few quivers including several different kinds of side quivers, just not one exactly like his. Have made various back quivers as well as several different bow mounted quivers, for recurves and longbows. I prefer to make most of my stuff, why I make selfbows but I have bought a few over the years. I also make river cane arrows as well but I have a variety of others. I set young people up with everything to be able to shoot and hunt with so I tend to make a lot of it. I have given away over 20 bows in the last year or so. I also have had many things donated to me by people on Leatherwall including bows to give to these new archers. Loads of fun, passing on what some of us old farts have learned and have to share.

[@caseysmith544]

@@jerrycox2058 I have yet to make a bow but If I did, I would use Stiff Gray Electrical/Conduit in more Schedule 40 PVC for my bow limbs as specific PVC is less likely to break in tests or need a wrap/paint job using 1/2 of a PVC end cap for the shelves on bow handle area. For a string I would use B--55 handle bought 2 inches smaller then normal and make a loop from a Paracord string.

[@caseysmith544]

Only bows I could have a quiver on are 3 piece takedown and I own 0 of those and even if I owned a 3 piece takedown bow I would so I have no quiver on my bows. I use back quivers becuse I do like having arrows more compact then say a side quiver, but I am using quivers one can use left and right yet are not a 2 strap backpack design as hose stand so tall.

[@johngschwend]

Robert, I'm your age. I shoot almost every day. I've developed pain in my shooting hand. May I ask what diet helped your fingers? This sure ain't no joke. I just retired, and I plan to continue with my trad bows.

[@robertcarte95]

I cut all sugars out purty much. No sodas,no sweet tea, very few carbs at all. It was tough to start with but man do I feel much better.

[@johngschwend]

Thanks, Robert. Much appreciated.

[@MrRourk]

Quivers a beehive of controversy

[@lets_have_a_cup_of_coffee]

I use the same style quiver you use with my longbow and love it!