What is the right Arrow Length for Adult Arrows l Ranch Fairy

Well, it's pretty simple. Don't bleed. Cut out in front of riser.
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[@GaryLiseo]

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Literally must watch all videos multiple times and learn more every time

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[@nathanrobarge6970]

Same haha

[@SouthMississippiSalt]

All the money I have in Twizzlers and flappers and now I'm ordering all this Adult stuff !!!!!!! Thanks Ranch fairy !!!!$$$$$$!!!!!!! No really .... thank you for all the excellent info !!!

[@RanchFairy]

NUTCAISE 1980 My apologies for awesomeness

[@jasonito1723]

I'm in the same boat. Just changed my inserts from the stock 22gr, to 50gr, and it's still not enough.< (did this before discovering RF) Plus cut arrows short for more speed. Gonna cut all the fletchings off for bare shaft tune with test kit and hopefully find some weight/ extensions and see how it goes. FAAAK!

[@TheProfessionalAmateur91]

God you are a hoot. I’m done pissing away time at the archery shop. I’m enrolling in Fairy School. Starting my tinkering collection tonight.

[@sean-yb5hc]

Hahaha, same here, Subscribed about 5 days ago...and binged every evening. I'm smart now. Oh, and I'm getting new arrows and full set up and tune - this season should be good, hope yours is as well!

[@448outdoors]

You can take a clothespin and attach it to your arrow. Draw back and where clothespin ends up that is your draw length.

[@HickLif3]

I generally use an index card. Works pretty well

[@marks101885]

0:50 I did that once when I was a newlywed living in an apartment while my wife was already in bed. Thankfully it only shot into the extra bedroom and not our bedroom where she was or into a neighbor's apartment. Listen to the Ranch Fairy.

[@jessemiller4844]

Hey Ranch Fairy, I found your channel through THP. I ordered the test kit field points, static inserts from Ethics, and 300 spine arrows. Just finished building my adult arrows this evening. At 30 yards my first group of 5 arrows put 4 in about a nickel size group. Something is working better than it did before 😀. Thanks for all the helpfull info.

[@mortenjacobsen5673]

Is your bow a 70lbs putting out 65?

[@kathleenkrachey1046]

If anyone had even the slightest clue how real and accurate your content was u would own youtube. Thanks for the vids the debatable argument of shot placement vs cutting vs penetration has been solved in my mind by you thanks.

[@randomcdude4430]

Clay Hayes has a great trick that I used to figure out my recurve draw length. Watch his video on determining draw length. If you don't want to watch another video (but we know you do): get a full length shaft; slap a nock, insert, and field tip on it (sans tune); take some blue painter's tape and stick it to the first few inches of your arrow; mark your carbon to carbon measurements on the tape with sharpy; go to a range; set up you phone on video with a tripod/stable surface pointed at the riser when you're set to shoot (or have a friend film you, I don't have those so I use a tripod); draw your ruler arrow as if you are going to shoot down range; aim; hold; and fire. Watch the video and look at what measurement is in front of the riser. Bingo, bango you have your arrow measurement. The reason you actually shoot the arrow is so you can watch what your bow hand is doing and take your reading where the arrow will not cut you if you flip your little fingies around.

[@stuarttaylor1710]

I bought inserts and magnus broadheads 4 months ago knowing your videos were going to take off , you cant find them any where now lol,i went trad 3 yrs ago and discovered high foc and iron will broadheads, An amazing combo. Going trad helped me understand arrow flight so much better then i saw your videos and it brought it to another level of understanding . You are amazing at producing a platform of videos that connect with hunters . Many hunters and deer will be thanking you at the end of the season for more retrieved deer and faster kills .Thank you RANCH FAIRY! If you ever get to eastern NC lets go chase some black bear in the swamps its a lot fun

[@RanchFairy]

Stuart Taylor Ka boom

[@Ahmad0819]

Just had my Sirius Vulcans cut to 31 1/2. Pretty much a 1/2 inch past the riser. The archery shop looked at me like I was special. He also did a horrible job cutting my arrows. Thank God I watch the RF and bought a Lumenok arrow squaring tool. Thanks for all of your help RF!

[@thwackTX]

I started shooting Simmons heads and had to get my arrows cut to 32 w/ a 75 gr insert. Dude behind the counter looked at me like I was speaking french

[@Ahmad0819]

Robert Hull I’m actually considering just keeping my arrows at 32 so that I don’t have to cut them. But I think a lot of these archery shops are so closed minded that they think your stupid for having anything other than the norm. That’s just my experience. I’m trying to learn as much as possible about archery so that I don’t have to go to the shop anymore.

[@thwackTX]

@@Ahmad0819 Can't blame you for wanting to be able to do it all yourself. In the meantime though don't let the 20 y/o behind the counter make you feel weird. I'd ask him to fill my shafts with sand if I thought it would help and I wouldn't care what he said about it lol

[@thatfestus8296]

I enjoy your content. I did this before I seen your channel. What works for me. Learned a lot from shooting traditional. Last year I setup a 70# bow with a 300 spine arrow. 1st I got the bow timing and cam lean correct on a draw board. Centered my rest. I added the brass insert and field point up front and began shooting the bare shaft. I continued to cut down the arrow length till the bare shaft flew straight and true. Fletched arrow and bare shaft shot the same. Shot 2 fletched arrows, 1 with a field point and 1 with a fixed blade and minutely adjusted for a same impact. I did it because I knew it was possible. Unfortunately most bow shops will not tune your bow to this extent.

[@whunt5533]

I love your additions to the common sense people should have. What amazes me with the twizzler slingers is they don't seem to understand history. The English long bow was so deadly because of its weight and a fixed broad head not because it was traveling fast.

[@mortenjacobsen5673]

The dymamic effocency is rather low for an elb, so deadly to lack of armour, neither did they care abour foc. Mass behind a small point.

[@caseydavis7782]

I didn’t know you were a respiratory therapist! Awesome man, so am I.

[@bornepatrol]

I find a general rule is if you go carbon to carbon as your draw length you’ll be safe. As measuring standards is to deepest part of the grip plus 1.75” so carbon to carbon as draw length will be 1.75” further forward than the deepest part of the grip. Usually ends up close to the riser. As you said nock adds length 1/4” on average so you’re 2”. Then an insert well 1/4-1” depending. That is a good ball park when I get asked a lot how long. If you make the arrow at your draw length carbon to carbon you will in 99% of cases be in front. But the usual question I’ve been asked by people is my arrow to short. If you feel unsafe or lack confidence it’s too short, simple. Use some commons sense. Don’t ask someone if they’re going to be happy to shoot that short of an arrow it’s about if you’re going to be happy shooting that short of an arrow. Just my 2c

[@benpayneford]

literally just finished this video and a twizzler commercial on!

[@TheOutdoorMentors]

Everyone just lost another 10fps or 25gr of front weight to accommodate the weaker longer shaft. While I get the point "don't bleed", a proper grip will negate the safety concern. But If you know you have a really high grip by all means plan accordingly. Shorter arrows maintain higher FOC. This rabbit hole has a lot of turns. Keep in mind RF provides guidance not a map. Its great content, but don't be afraid to explore new things and fail.

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

My experience is that people don't want to turn their poundage down to achieve proper arrow flight. Proper arrow flight is needed so when the animals move b4 impact that when u smash the shoulder through the thoracic cavity with an adult broadhead that the arrow continues out through the other side. That's the goal.

[@TheOutdoorMentors]

@@josephtreadlightly5686 only reason to turn poundage down is to increase accuracy, decrease nerves, etcetera. Unless you've already built arrows that end up being weak and you're trying to fix a mistake. Poundage has nothing to do with arrow flight. The bow must be in tune. The arrow must be in tune. The shooter must be in tune. Or at least stay out of the way of the bow witch is a machine that is completely consistent when not affected by human errors. Increased arrow weight will decrease bow noise but also greatly effect a shafts dynamic spine. Jusr wish RF would have touched on how a longer shaft is weaker and needs a stiffer spine to maintain the same dynamics.

[@TheOutdoorMentors]

@@josephtreadlightly5686 read some Ashby files or watch more RF cause "proper arrow flight" effects broadhead flight and its inability to steer a shaft off course. Arrow spine, FOC, broadhead design and the arrows momentum coefficient is what determines whether it makes a exit or not. "A object in motion tends to stay in motion until it meets a force greater than its force" ))))====> #science ...i think you get it and maybe just worded it wrong.

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

@@TheOutdoorMentors Poundage down due to age, new high-tech bow setup & close range shooting opportunities. Shooting the wrong spine when shooting 70 or over will hurt your arrow flight. I don't recommend high FOC with a 350 spine unless u meet the criteria.

[@TheOutdoorMentors]

@@josephtreadlightly5686 ok, congratulations for knowing your limits. Thats a great reason to turn down your weight. But you don't have to limit yourself to a 350 spine. Im shooting a 250 spine and only shoot 60# myself. Need to pick the shaft for your build first. Sirius Archery has a great adult arrow chart for picking proper spines. For others who will read this know that Turning a bow down more than 5# can greatly decrease the preload on your limbs and decrease its efficiency. Example: a 60# limb bow will shoot harder than a 70# limb that's been backed out to 60#.

[@danielsbackforty8094]

THANK YOU FOR SIMPLE COMMON SINCE VIDEOS!!!

[@sgtcaco]

New Zealander ? 😂

[@mbuck34]

Thank you for the great info

[@jonahclarke2885]

I love your videos they helped me with bow hunting tons

[@ericwiitala5407]

No joke, I was just thinking about that today. Right... Don't bleed. Make something else bleed. Got it. 👍😁

[@samivey8416]

Spitballing is known as a SWAG here. That's a scientific wild ass guess. Works pretty good too

[@strikeforcek9149]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love it! "take a SWAG at it!"

[@ToddCBrown]

Don't bleed... "Right. That's bad. Okay. All right. Important safety tip. Thanks, Egon."

[@RanchFairy]

Try to keep it practical. 😂

[@mikecarr9490]

Sure wish I'd have seen this video before I ordered my test kit

[@RaulCPena]

LOL Adult Broadheads- I never knew there could be larger ones than the big box stores sell. Thank you for the information

[@RanchFairy]

And adult steel And adult edge retention And adult structural integrity!!! Stop The Flappers!!

[@RaulCPena]

@@RanchFairy I looked at some adult broadheads and WOW they get expensive!!!

[@RanchFairy]

@@RaulCPena Yup - most people buy a $1500 bow and ok arrows - but no bow ever killed a deer. When it happens - let me know! Hahahaha Broadheads do kill deer

[@bradmorgen4299]

2 days ago sent an arrow flying bc I was trying to visualize the arrow length by myself... should’ve waited a couple days to watch this

[@zaneeylarbluemoundskullsll8886]

Thank you RF

[@absaloncabrera1709]

That was me emailing him haha Thanks Troy Fowler @ranchfairy

[@cagfd7]

The ole RF again!

[@robertyang2158]

Thanks for the content!

[@TimSomero]

Another solid vid, thanks, RF!

[@hammerinwithhorton1217]

I love your content and how educated you are in the sport of archery but Danm lol

[@festes81]

I just ordered a test kit from sirius yesterday and didn't notice this video. I was checking other forums on what length I should choose. Everyone said 1" in front of the rest.. well crap. Let's see if I can contact them and change the lengths quick enough.

[@RanchFairy]

Fehz M'Nez They’ll change it

[@festes81]

@@RanchFairy I emailed them and got a response in like 2 minutes. Nice and quick response. Can't wait to get started.

[@aarongoeppner413]

You the man buddy!

[@ullikuschal8000]

Dude you are a hero to me... Can I get one of your heads... All the best from germany..

[@RanchFairy]

Ulli Kuschal We shall see

[@michaelwinans6351]

That is a wild looking sight

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

If u want to shoot tighter groups with no left or right strays then get the EZV Sight. RF has a couple of videos on it. Left or right strays means brisket hits which r bad, or abdominal hits which r double bad. Your brain will learn to focus on centering the sight on your target/animal of choice & u will become a better hunter with shorter blood-trails. Isn't the goal to dispatch so u don't have to look & search to recover? The best hunting vids r the 1's where u get to see the animal expire in an ethical & lethal way. Much more gratifying in the long run.

[@madhuntsadventures]

4:39 “This is all about avoiding stupidity!” 🤪 😂

[@mortenjacobsen5673]

If you need educaton on the simple stuff. Maybe your not ready to hunt

[@evanfresquez2274]

Love the "Fat Finger" warning lol

[@thomasglover755]

Confirmed, checking arrow length by pulling your head away from the bow is a bad idea. First time I've had a release come out of my hand at full draw, exciting!

[@EA.71]

That 2:05 wake up call 😂🤣!!!

[@lazydragonslayer]

As a general life rule, don’t trust guys who wear visors. I’m going to have to reassess that rule now. I’ve been shooting adult arrows before I knew I was shooting adult arrows. Now I have one of those bows with training wheels on it and I’m not sure how to tune arrows for it. Thanks for you help.

[@RanchFairy]

Legit -

[@mikerhodes3563]

Had to laugh. MY son saw me shoot at an broad target a few years ago and about had a stroke. He said that the distance from my outstretched pointy finger was microscopically close to the broad head and said it was a miracle i still had the finger. He adjusted how i hold the bow and lengthened my arrows in case i fell back to bad old habits. 😅

[@tylerstraub9977]

Love the ranch fairy! Those heavy arrows though I can’t get by how slow they are. I’m hunting white tails and with their super quick reaction speed I don’t feel you can shoot past 20 yds with heavy arrows like that, the deer just move too much before the arrow gets there. I went to a smaller diameter/heavier arrow and kept my rage’s, they have more punch but are still fast

[@stevehuffman7453]

At 66 YO, I'm an adult. I am defomed. I have a short 23 inch draw length. For me, the correct arrow lengh is 25 to 26 inches.

[@RanchFairy]

Ok - send me critter pictures this fall.

[@richarddean3154]

I get the sense from watching your videos that you have encountered a couple of not-smart people in your day. Didn't want to say stupid because I am trying to be nice. If you need some micro-diameter arrows for your testing let me know - I want to contribute to the learning.

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

There is a new phemomena developing around micro arrows. Conquest archery makes a new quiver that is great for holding them. The performance of these micro diameter shafts with adult broadheads made me replace my targets with adult targets. It is mind boggling when u add FOC to the equation. I've now added Valkyrie to the equation. Some space age stuff going on here.

[@stevensolinko8807]

Why not do this with a field point??

[@codyalexander9559]

Great advise RF could keep a few good people out of the boo-boo kit, or just don’t choke up on your grip like a wild man/lady would be awesome too!

[@brett6946]

Question Troy: According to the 12 Ashby penetration factors you are not using or selling tapered arrows. Thoughts.? Thank you and excited for your work! Brett

[@RanchFairy]

Super hard to find any reasonable vendors Pretty simple Do the other 11 factors!!!! Especially #2 perfect arrow flight.

[@brett6946]

@@RanchFairy Ha! True! Thank you!

[@alexlindekugel8727]

i always got least 2 in past my riser. aint bleed yet.

[@connorjohnson9230]

Guy at the bow shop just strongly suggested I get Easton FMJs, he was talking about how much better micro shaft arrows are and that Easton FMJs are probably the best. What do you think? I was surprised when his face twisted when I said I was trying to increase my total arrow weight north of 550gr., he said that was too much and unnecessary unless hunting big game.

[@RanchFairy]

Connor Johnson I guess you don’t watch my channel. The Full Metal Joke.

[@connorjohnson9230]

@@RanchFairy I just found your channel a week ago, could you tell me why I should avoid them?

[@connorjohnson9230]

@@RanchFairy I thought I had heard you say they were junk but I couldn't remember which video it was in and why.

[@lancewoody6294]

@@connorjohnson9230 rf says he has had several blow up on impact and hates the hit insert system

[@billgotskillb4308]

That will change the spine of the arrow. U might have shot a 300 spine in the riser but adding 2+ inches will probably change the spine of the arrow.

[@mortenjacobsen5673]

Not probably, it will, even thou the lenght is the same, a change in broad head will change the dynamic spine even if you match grains

[@HouDaDon]

Hilarious 😂 gotta love it

[@brar090950]

When shooting from an elevated position,such as a treestand or elevated blind, would you compensate for the exit or is this determined on which part of the animal you are shooting at. for example ,hard quartering away, broadside, elevation ca. 20 feet. I`m asking because of hunting European Hogs the last 25 yrs. I´ve learned it makes a big difference on Fallow deer,Red deer,and of course the Hogs. I´m talking of course about rifle hunting, we can`t hunt with Bows here, although I shoot a hybrid longbow just because I love shooting a trad bow. Your imput would be appreciated.

[@RanchFairy]

bar I always aim for the exit

[@XtremeBUZZ]

There is 2 videos in the HIGH FOC arrow building playlist that are set to private. Is there a reason for this? Are they not needed? Thank you.

[@MikeyWoomer]

I can remember you saying that longer arrows are forgiving.. do you still believe that Troy?

[@paulclarke5515]

Anything wrong with pulling knock and cutting back of arrow when not fletched?

[@paulclarke5515]

Long story short I bought Easton fmj 5mm arrows. The more research I do idk if I made good choice but I have them. They came with Easton hit insert. I have 4 letters to describe them. So I bought 75g stainless steel half out insert so it feels to me like head not pounding directly into arrow shaft. Why fmj 5mm. First though was sectional density. Then layers make strength. But 2nd one was shot out window by all the broken arrows I've seen on internet. But now inserts in and I'll be trying to set up new bow and tune arrows. Wondering if shortening shaft from rear will have large effect on arrow spine flex during tuning of arrow/ head combinations. They are full length , 33" I believe. I shoot 29 draw but I don't see anything wrong with shooting long arrow other than a shorter arrow may flex less and a slightly higher foc on shorter arrow.

[@sharkfin154]

Curious, what reason is there for cutting your arrows?

[@slacknor]

The shorter the arrow the better the F.O.C. And full length arrows will make the spine weaker. But as mentioned don’t lose a digit!

[@mortenjacobsen5673]

For compound bow, absoluttely nothing. Even if you build your arrow to the perfect foc its negated by the 3rd law of newton when it passes the arrow rest, so the front node of the arrow is gona react according to the shelf type, you can cut to avoid more mass to gain som speed but that balance out in the speed vs mass on impact/penetration debate where again the foc is a static messure of weight distribution in theory, where the dynamic spine of the shaft in flight is what stabilise the spin around the center of mass, fleatching help reduce the energi required so more speed is more drag since vanes dont caus lift. And once you cut you canr go back. And if your gona cut why use a spine chart at all? Its reduses the amount of guess work or (spit balling) i guess, any ways if you set up the bow to your lenght and draw weight etc the power should be almost equal for eatch shoot so the shaft might allready be perfect ish design with dollars of research behind it... Maybe? You might want to considered that cutting might caus an uneven edge and create woble

[@davearnew9535]

Looking to beef up my arrows i have 6.5 340 Easton where would I be able to find inserts and how much weight should I add i shoot 125 gr heads

[@RanchFairy]

If you’re over 55# draw - need to start over and spine up. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXiylaJmjZ6djpo

[@caseyfenlon2238]

Hey just had a quick question on what you think of footers? I have some axis 300 (I know you don’t like the hit inserts but I’m not going to buy new arrow) was thinking about building some aluminum footers for them, what do you think?

[@macmacca659]

yep, dont bleed!

[@allenprice2425]

In past experience if they are sharp like they need to be you don't even know that you cut yourself till you look down and need stitches.

[@arttrumbo9496]

It's pretty hard for me to find a shaft that will go an inch past the riser and still be stiff enough to shoot heavy fixed blades due to my 33" draw length.

[@FerventReminder]

Sucks to hear man, for me personally starting in archery, I had a feeling things would be a bit harder to set up at 30" but I can't imagine much can be done about 33"--hope you had success.

[@arttrumbo9496]

@@FerventReminder I found a setup that works pretty well. 200 spine serius apollos, 250 grain cutthroats, and the Sirius outsert system. Total arrow weight is 700 grains, which is heavier than I wanted to go, but it is what tuned the best. And it is still going at about 260 fps, so it is not horribly slow. I had good results on the two bucks I shot last year.

[@FerventReminder]

@@arttrumbo9496 nice work! Glad to hear you can get some enjoyment out of the sport.

[@EA.71]

Just ordered new bolts and Grizzlystik Samurai 200gr!!!(red ferulle) but hey....atleast I learned how to spell ferulle..........👍

[@RanchFairy]

Edward Alsup1971 Don’t kill a tree

[@EA.71]

@@RanchFairy ohh don't say that...

[@terrancep4089]

Ranch fairy what are your thoughts on the grizzly stick heavy arrow kits that they sell?

[@jaroslawlaskowski2629]

I understand that you do not like Cutthroat Broadheads. What kind of broadhead companies do you recommend which produce broadheads from 150 to 250 grains?

[@RanchFairy]

Jaroslaw Laskowski Well, I don’t know how you figured that? Cut throat is a great head. Those or grizzly stick samurai - get them from dangercloseoutdoors.com

[@eb081530]

When you order your test kit arrows from Sirius, and have them cut to the draw Length -mine is 29 in. Is that factored into the equation or does more cutting have to be done? I am new to archery. I went out in 2021 for the first time, never shot my bow yet at a deer in the field.

[@RanchFairy]

Watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5XOp5ibZcymock [e-mail] if you have more questions.

[@mattcollier616]

Test day tomorrow for me letting the inserts dry over night

[@NoNoGSP]

Shouldn't have to wait over night I used the bohning cool flex low hot melt..its for carbon arrows put it on and run the end under cold water and it's ready to shoot..and if you wanna clip the weighted insert down or add weight you can do this within minutes..I just learned this recently cause I was waiting over night for the super glue to dry and I could never get em back out so I'd ruin the arrow...I just wanted to pass this along have fun

[@mattcollier616]

Bob Gnarly yes I’m sure they are ready now but with it almost a 100 degrees outside and almost dark I will wait till morning when it’s cooler and so I don’t have to worry about mosquitoe biting me and send a arrow to the next county

[@randalsmith126]

Would you recommend outsert or half out inserts. I ask because I have had the end of an arrow explode when I’ve hit the shoulder on a deer. Just wondering if an outsert would help keep this from happening

[@-Flock]

I know he's commented on another post that he has had issues with the outserts bending, said he likes "boring"

[@itsyuno]

What is your opinion on smaller diameter arrow shafts? For example, Black eagle Deep impacts supposedly penetrate farther due to less surface area and less friction. Would these still work with adult broadheads or would you recommend staying with a standard diameter shaft?

[@zeroedinwithzeke4059]

I think great if you can get it in the right spine. Lighter arrow and heavier head makes a great high foc arrow.

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

Make sure u plan ahead since most quivers won't hold a micro diameter shaft w/o a little DIY help on your quiver or the new Conquest quiver. U can however build a very lethal 29" arrow from nock to insert with a 300 spine. If u want lighter yet due to lower poundage like 60 pounds u can get by with a 350 spine but I recommend the Valkyrie broadhead system with the centerpin system like a Jag so u can shoot an adult arrow with high FOC performance.

[@dylanperron9058]

Dr. Ashby says that if the ferrule of the broadhead is bigger than the arrow shaft, then penetration goes up. I say if your broadhead will screw into the insert and the spine is correct, then go for it!

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

In the last couple of years I've had some nice arrow builds with the Victory shafts. From 1 arrow in the bunch to the next they r very consistent. The VAP micros which pack a punch with a thin diameter r very impressive.

[@teamflanneloutdoors5631]

I’m shooting 32” arrows at 30.5” DL. Is that too long? How many feet per second am I loosing being an inch too long?

[@DanielGuillette]

There’s no way to tell unless you chrono it really. Too long might be underspined.

[@paulwalt6606]

What do brand or type of lighted nocks do you use? My nocturnals are not holding up

[@RanchFairy]

PaulWalt6606 Lumenok - see their trimming video

[@scottwalter5772]

I really want to switch to your method I just bought 2 dozen of beman pork chop arrows at 10,2 GPi my draw length is 26 are these arrows to heavy?

[@RanchFairy]

Scott Walter Nah - give it a go!!

[@mortenjacobsen5673]

10,2 x26=265,2 so you need 85point to react the 350 grains recomend as minimum (probably, consult bow maker, manual for recomendation) so if your gona cut them there on the light side

[@jkpisces]

where is your peep? what setup are u on?

[@RanchFairy]

Haven’t run a peep in 25 years Kisser only.

[@jkpisces]

@@RanchFairy applies to any sight? how do you see past the string though?

[@RanchFairy]

@@jkpisces kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKSae5qYaaeZiqM

[@calebbateman8298]

Is my 445 grain arrow too light?!

[@andrewshapley4266]

Another 100 grains or so and it won’t be

[@lifebreadbakeryandminifarm2834]

As a female, I think it should be scream like a boy. Boys always 😱. Lol nice video RF.

[@RanchFairy]

Johannah Lawrence Well - there is that. Especially any needles or an “exam” hahahahah

[@jacobbehr8040]

How do you feel about 3 blade broad heads I notice you don’t seem to use them.

[@RanchFairy]

They are fine. Just not a great plan B head. If you’re gonna go three blade - get a monolith, one piece machined head

[@jacobbehr8040]

@@RanchFairy can you do a video on how to sharpen them

[@RanchFairy]

@@jacobbehr8040 soon

[@jacobbehr8040]

@@RanchFairy thanks man

[@ryanwoodhouse3220]

Dude! Which turned is that? I'm really thinking of rocking them this fall

[@ryanwoodhouse3220]

Auto correct sucks.....

[@ryanwoodhouse3220]

Which Tuffhead?

[@rickabbott4016]

Looks like the Meathead 265, that’s what I’m shooting

[@SomeGuyFromOK]

What the hell is that sight?

[@bd7104]

Is called the ez v bowsight

[@garthwalker9366]

What broadhead is that?

[@RanchFairy]

Tuffhead 225 - they don’t stop!!!

[@mikemcgill3998]

Anything that broadhead touches...... IS GOING TOOOOOO BLEED!!!!

[@sinnesterklownz45]

lmao moderately dangerous and exciting XDD

[@JohnNeedham-zk5ms]

I like how he acts like he is teaching preschool but anybody watching don’t cut a mechanical broadhead that short they are mechanical and made by man so anything made by man can fail the metal itself can fail it’s called catastrophic failure engineering 101

[@nathanrobarge6970]

I definitely did the thing you said not to haha

[@beefcakesasquatch6608]

Avoiding stupidity?! What fun I'd that?!!!

[@lorinipper1261]

I just keep my hand and fingers OFF the shelf its really not that hard

[@NelsonCobb]

😂 I like it

[@jacksteele13]

Nobody makes me bleed my own blood

[@hickabillyoutdoors7254]

If the broad head is sharp you won’t even feel it cut hahahaha

[@RanchFairy]

There is that

[@masterofmanythings1]

The fact that this has to be explained is disturbing 😂

[@eoj1001]

9

[@rileymod2523]

Adult arrows? You mean grandpa's arrows. He left some fiberglass arrows in his collection if your interested.

[@RanchFairy]

Adulting is hard.

[@lazyroo6734]

🤪🤯

[@beaver_creek_outdoors2010]

Hilarious !

[@fallscreekoutdoors772]

He looks like James Hetfield

[@full_metal2452]

Or just point index finger down

[@rootnpearl]

If you scream like a girl and you are a guy... "TURN IN YOUR MAN CARD!"

[@bjcoveney5306]

🎶😂

[@carltrano1325]

You would think that would just be common sense 🤦‍♂️

[@RanchFairy]

Carl Trano Guess you know -

[@carltrano1325]

Ranch Fairy the video is still appreciated 👍

[@crocketgsxr6]

Nah go old school! if you ain't bleeding you ain't training

[@jonpatterson5668]

The goal ,is to make SOMETHING ELSE bleed