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[@SurvivalLilly]

How to you feel about the hybrid bow setup? Is it something you would do to achieve more accuracy? Let me know your thoughts in the comment section! Besides, If you are interested in my knife please visit my website. Pretty soon there is going to be a new knife design available. www.survivallilly.at/

[@doc-uzziel-holiday6250]

Lilly, thank you for doing this video. I love archery and how you taught us how to put a peep on a bow string. I also enjoy your happiness when you see yourself improving. You are such a joy to watch and learn from. Until next time, keep up your good work. Bye for now.

[@TheWtfnonamez]

Quick question ... I will buy another one anyway ... but did you resolve the issue with the APO knife sheath where the widest part of the knife is lightly wider than the sheath?

[@amandabyrd6171]

I love the knife by the way!!! Took it hunting and when I shot a deer I had zero problems the knife cut so smoothly! Loved it! 10/10 :D

[@teranovski]

Stabiliser maybe.

[@brendanward8111]

Lilly.. iam from the uk and would like the Apo 1 survival knife it's exelant..ive had so many conflicting views on how the law is and how would it be possible to import the same knife you have in this vblog..i would really appreciate your experience on this Lilly..thank you.. the peep is a awsum feature..whisker biscuit comes to mind aswel..peace and Love to all from the uk..

[@mohawkmikemotorcycles9077]

Look at that smile. How exciting. Archery is so underrated.

[@Dr.K.Wette_BE]

True fact !

[@ghoztfaze093]

so true

[@dailynewsgrind6116]

Yup. Looks like a lot of fun.

[@joshuakim5915]

Archery is fun

[@recycled3654]

Yes! Hitting your target consistently is absolute fun. I'm glad it worked out.

[@billzielke6798]

I’ve used a peep sight for quite some time and have found wrapping a piece of white thread around my bowstring at the appropriate height to be just as effective. No need for a device to keep the peep aligned. I find simpler better for me...especially when hunting. I enjoy your vids. Keep at it!

[@mikeford963]

Tie your peep in top and bottom and it won't move at all.

[@travelcompass591]

I am going to try that, thank you

[@mikeford963]

@Nick-wn1xw Peep alignment without a rubber tube (going back to the 90's here) is dependent on the twists in the string and the proper tuning of the bow. SOME times, the peep can slide up or down those twists which changes the alignment. If you tie the peep in, or "serve" it in top and bottom, you put pressure on the string above and below the peep which prevents that from happening therefore maintaining proper peep alignment.

[@JF-fx2qv]

Hi Lilly, I've been shooting since I was 5 years old and that was many moons ago. I enjoy shooting by instinct - no sights - no trigger. I have my reasons for that. Anyway, I have a bit of trivia: The bow you're holding has the removable limbs. The concept was the brainchild of Fred Bear. He want on a trip and had trouble with the length of longbow in traveling and eventually that gave birth to what you are holding today. Tip: while target shooting use an arm guard even if you don't need it to protect you arm .... it'll keep clothing from interfering with the string when shooting. Try holding your position/after arrow release; don't drop the bow right away. Also pay attention to forward creep of your draw hand from its anchor point ... sign of fatigue .... arrow may strike and group to the right of your known bullseye. Good luck. Thank for the video.

[@JF-fx2qv]

@my account I'm so sorry "Gender confused my account." I'm sorry that you're ignorant and that your belligerent diatribe fell on deaf ears. I understand you need attention and get off watching a young woman play forest nymph. I'm not you Mommy nor a computer. I'm not here for you sense of entitlement. Please feel free to return to your fantasy. Look me up when you have a clue. Be careful, you may find yourself up shits creek without a paddle.

[@OnTheRiver66]

J F Good info!

[@Man_fay_the_Bru]

Cannot beat tips from an old school archer, 👍

[@simracingwales4997]

Thank you for this info just getting started and bought a lovely recurve bow yesterday . I dont want to use sights on my bow or trigger i want to learn from scratch down to basics and learn that way. Always nice to see what others are using on there bows too trying to learn as much as possible

[@JF-fx2qv]

@@simracingwales4997 If you’re new to archery you can benefit from sights at first. Meaning, use them to develop a rote memory in your form. Developing a very habitual anchor point and consistent form is key. If you choose to utilize sights; until you developed your form, you also may want to develop your form with a low draw weight recurve bow. Otherwise, use a compound bow with sights until you develop form. This allows a much longer draw hold while using sights. If you choose to forgo sights from the get go, you’ll need to focus on your form a lot, develop the muscles, the concentration and reduce distance to the target until you mastered form. Going immediately to the heaviest draw weight as a beginner will ruin any chance of developing proper form and muscle / rote memory.

[@brianrose2487]

Enjoy your archery videos and your enthusiasm is contagious. Been into archery over 50 years still hunt and throw sticks at targets. Great channel, love you're hard work!

[@joelow6086]

Hunting with recurve bow and shooting with bare fingers with no sight is a great challenge. That is why I sometime choose to shoot with bare fingers to keep in form,

[@USRA1971]

Lilly you are one tuff gal. Many of the guys I know are not tuff enough to mod their bow in such extreme conditions. I love your grit.

[@jeanpanganiban14]

You’re skills is really good, Lilly. Keep it up.

[@dontblink2782]

Nice setup, but as USensei pointed out, this is a recurve sight, not a compound sight. Compounds tend to be bulkier and include lenses/scopes for magnification, not a plain loop with 3 pins.

[@Australian_Made]

touché

[@ChickensAndGardening]

I tried recurve, got to be okay at 25 yards, but for deer hunting I wanted to be as accurate as possible, in order to be an ethical hunter, so I shoot a compound with the various devices she is demonstrating. As a sport and art, archery is better with a recurve, but to hit the kill zone at 30 or 40 yards, a compound is the way to go.

[@OnTheRiver66]

I love this video. Years ago I shot a Browning fiberglass recurve, and three years ago I started shooting a compound bow. I was shocked at the increased in accuracy and from your video I now know that the same sight system and release will bring increased accuracy with my old recurve. Yes, this hybrid system I think could be very important to recurve archers. Thank you for doing this.

[@jack6136]

Archers ! Get your bow turned. Have your arrows cut to proper length. Use a heavier points for weight forward of Center. Get a good quality tab. Be sure to draw the bow string between your eye and your nose nock point at the Conner of your mouth in the same spot each time. Point of your arrow under your aim point. Now learn to release straight back. Do not pluck the string let the shot surprise you! Enjoy!

[@russiane.lection-hacker2057]

A bow string should not twist while being tensioned, so if you install the peep hole properly no string is needed to correct it.

[@SurvivalLilly]

yes if you never unstring the bow that will work, but I unstring my bows and then the peep would fall out

[@russiane.lection-hacker2057]

@@SurvivalLilly You are right to point out the difference. I was however referring to the elastic rope you attached between the string and the upper arm.

[@smau990]

Next up, shooting a modern flagship compound instinctively with thumb draw.

[@Australian_Made]

😂

[@dorelbordeianu2887]

Hi,Lilly ! Sie wissen,lieber Lilly, dass immer mehr Naturliebhaber in Rumänien lhnen Posts weckt lnteresse und regt zur Diskussion an, was meiner Meinung nach sehr gut ist !

[@luisthree]

I'm passionate about archery. I'm impressed by how you installed the peep in such bad weather conditions. Congrats! Yes, I've discovered the use of peep sights in all kinds of bows and they are fantastic! I've just subscribed to your channel.

[@Waldhandwerk]

Super Ergebnis liebe Lilly! Toll gemacht auf der kalten Werkbank! LG und schönen Sonntag Euch, Sepp

[@davidcunninghamjr6871]

Lilly I love your videos. And you were the first person that got me interested in shooting a bow. That was 4 or 5 years ago, took sometime but I got my first bow 3 weeks ago. I haven’t received the sighting system yet but I been shooting 3 to 1 days to rest. I also use a wrist release! Some of the new mi-nute things I picked up is when you pull back. Pull with just the wrist and allow the three trailing fingers to just relax. Then lightly rest your trigger finger on the release and pull through when your ready. By relaxing the 3 smaller figure it helps the release start in proper alignment. Thank you again! Still waiting on local archery shop to get in a left handed recurve till then the compound is tremendously therapeutic

[@chiefkirk]

Lilly it is not safe to have any loose strings or objects hanging from your bow. The tubing from your peep should stretch enough for your draw length. You are missing a piece that glues onto your riser and the rubber tubing slides onto that piece. Please research it ..

[@rubynafrakanova8643]

Wow, you're very creative archer change recurve bow to compound bow.

[@bigbigby4657]

I have shot bow during hunting season for over 30 years, I had mentioned a while ago to you to add a peep site and a kisser button to improve accuracy and consistency... Glad you finally tried one of them. Seeing your excitement and happiness, go ahead and add the kisser button as well... It helps you hold the bow string in the sane position consistently shot after shot... More Joy to come!

[@cristianfcao]

"Let me show you its features! HAHAHA!"

[@CountBasie56]

Jeorg is the Master!

[@mofosamo]

Love his laugh.

[@Xener09]

I read this in his voice

[@reallifeengineer7214]

It is incredible how you installed this yourself. And in such horrible weather. I would think locating the peep on the bow string is best done by a helper. The archer draws the string and hold, the helper put a mark on the string where the eye is looking through. I would have titled the video slightly differently though. Peep hole and front sight certainly increase accuracy. It gives the archer an extra tool, for front-sight / rear-sight visual alignment. That said, I don't know if it "increases skill". My wife and I started several years ago with a 6-wk lesson package at a local indoor archery range. As beginners, we started with basic compound bows. School has recurves too, but coach said we can try that in later lessons when we've got the basics down (probably due to the higher draw weight while holding). All bows had NO sight. By end of lesson 1, I was so frustrated. Without any visual reference, my shots were going all over the place. When we went back the following week, I brought a triangular paper-clip with me. Some call it binder clips. Using Post-it notes to avoid scratching the bow, I put the binder clip on the bow and used it as my elevation reference. First 30min of class, all my shots landed within a 12" circle at 12 yards away. Coach moved my target out to 20 yards. My grouping dispersed - again landing randomly on the 36" diameter target. 10min later, I asked to change to a smaller paper target: looked like 20"x20", with a 18" diameter. --> Again, this brought my grouping to within 12" from bulls eye. That day, I learned "aim small to miss small". By lesson 5~6, I was routinely shooting a 8" grouping at 25 yards away... Using just a binder-clip for front sight (elevation only). Fast forward: years later, my son and I both got our own compound bows. Whisker biscuit, 3-pin front sight, peep sight, D-loop, etc., the whole 9 yards. Also got trigger release too. It took me only 3 visits to the local outdoor range to get bored with this setup. It became a game of: - Adjusting my pins until they're spot on. - Learn how to settle down & keep still for consistency (very easy for me, I've being practicing taichi for >20yrs) - Occasionally guess/adjust for wind based on feel. Too boring. Then the memory came back to me: In that first "archery school", when I was indulging in my own accomplishment by class 5 ~ 6... All the way down the other end of the range, where a regular/seasoned class was going on (not our beginner's group), there were students shooting a smaller grouping than me, at 5 yards further than me, with no sight on the bow at all. 100% instinctive shooting. I then spent the next few range sessions trying instinctive, ignoring all the sights on the compound bow. I got hooked. THAT, is a real challenge to archery skill. NOW, I finally get it, why that archery school had no sights on their bows. Earlier this week, I received my first traditional recurve bow. No shelf. No sight. No nock point. No D-loop. (Just strung it, with the string strands straight, for tension break-in.) I will be challenging myself to learn & master instinctive shooting. Both hands. Resting arrow on both sides of bow. (That's 2x2 = 4 combinations) My plan is to start with Mediterranean draw. But eventually I want to also get mastery using Mongolian thumb ring. I imagine this is going to be approx 1~2yr journey...

[@dejaeviz]

Last time i had and used a bow was .... 35 years ago. I saw your favorites bow video and thought ..... OMG ... i used to love that. Now you've got me shopping for that Pretty natural wood bow you have, LOL. I cant wait to get back to practicing. Thank you for reminding me Lilly ... and i'll definitely check out your knife.

[@danielh3898]

I agree it's beautiful.

[@storywilliam7686]

I admire your excellent marksmanship with that weapon. Make sure that you don't shoot at any moving object for fear that you'll hit somebody. Archery is a sport that requires concentration and practice. Robin Hood was a noted archer from England in the olden days. His extraordinary talent in archery always amazes me when I read the book about him.

[@mittyvidz8259]

Robin hood is a fictional character

[@juffurey]

dafuq are you on about

[@vikingcelta535]

Lilly, gracias por tu vídeo. Saludos desde Uruguay.

[@rayperoni4142]

It's awesome,we can share your joy when you hit in the middle of the target

[@Chrisrrable]

So nice to see you happy! Love your vids!

[@CanadianPrepper]

That's awesome I'm going to have to install one, great video

[@NWforager]

like to see this comparison

[@Australian_Made]

😊

[@USRA1971]

Also, You may want to use multiple targets or an arrow stop target with multiple bullseye because once you get the hang of the peep robin hooding arrows starts to be more common when your accuracy gets dialed in. After I started using a peep and pins I ruined several expensive carbon arrows trying to group on the same target point.

[@Bierzgal]

I'm honestly not sure why not just use a compound bow instead? If it's accuracy someone wants then using compound tools with a recurve bow seems counterintuitive. Also, recurve bows don't have a left-off so using a compound release is not perfect since it simply might not hold the full weight of the draw at some point in the future risiking an unwanted shot or worse. 40 lbs for a recurve is like 10 for compound in full draw and that's the weight the release is usually holding.

[@vaazig]

There is no such thing like a takedown compound.

[@repetemyname842]

You can get really good using just one pin, too. Over time as you get better judging distance you hold hold over or under to compensate from the 20 yard pin.

[@cm2837]

Now that's interesting, I was told that i should not use a release with a regular bow because it would not be accurate. I have to try this setup! Thanks for the vid Lilly.

[@inkydoug]

A drop-away or circular brush type arrow rest will tighten your group even more.

[@johnfilmore7638]

"Circular brush type" arrow rest is called a whisker buiscit

[@rebelarcher5450]

Your "D" loop for the release should be tied on either side of the nocking point with your arrow nocked under the nocking point , a trad bow is meant to be used barebow and be shot regularly to help muscle memory , if going to stuff around with all the technical crap bolted onto it you might as well buy a compound

[@johnunderwood-hp8rj]

You have gotten me interested in recurve bows again. I have watched a number of your videos with your bows. You are really a good archer.

[@JSharap]

Hybrid compound and target bow setup. BTW you can choose a hunting bow sight with magnifying power to increase accuracy. Way to go!!

[@mittyvidz8259]

Other way around. Target archers use scopes, hunters usually don't.

[@darrelkopsa7143]

Lily, there should be another small piece in the package that looks like the little stud on the back of the peep that glues on the riser to slip the rubber tube on. Since the peep is generally used on compounds , you might need to buy some longer tubing so you don't stretch it too much and change the torque on your bowstring. As you mentioned, anchor point is critical. Good luck and have fun!!

[@juffurey]

lol yeah I think I saw it fall on the ground when she open the package

[@mycelticstardust]

Love the video, trying to talk my daughter into taking archery lessons with me.You inspire me, Thanks!!!

[@andreafedrighi495]

I am an archer with both the recurve and the compound. At 20m with the training and skill you demonstrate you shouldn't have any problems getting into yellow, even without this solution. But the thing that worries most is the stress of the clamp on the string at the moment of release, I think it breaks it after a while.

[@timothytardiesr576]

Peep sights on the bow string are awesome. I am very glad you found a peep sight. I have one on all my bows. Keep being awesome Lilly!

[@susanlawless1168]

Excellent video!! Great aim. You have been doing a wonderful job through all this time that you have been uploading videos. Blessings

[@ravenrage9541]

Relax your grip on the release for better accuracy. I use the cobra wrist release because your arm does the draw and only one finger is used for trigger. Also you could try a different peep, the one I use is just a small circular with grooves on outside edge, no worries about peep twisting. Only drawback to this is that you will be replacing arrows because of hitting them with other arrows.

[@billzielke6798]

P.S. you need a bow stringer. It prevents limb warping.

[@roberthunter4884]

Great video Lilly, keep up the good work, you are always sharing better ways to survive, we thank you for that.

[@playanamedgus2415]

it's a cool hybrid setup! but just a tip, if you look up how to serve a peep sight on a bow string, it will teach you how to put the peep on more solidly, and have it last longer.

[@MrTullomania]

Another delightful video. Loved the forest and winter setting. Your enthusiasm for the peep sight is infectious. Keep testing more bits of gear even the tiny and expensive items. Love your videos!

[@boogaboogaboogaable]

Consider a kisser button. The results will be about as good but much better in low light (common when hunting) and much easier to pack. Back when I was about your age I set up a super compact setup and switched from a peep sight to a kisser button with very good results out past 50 meters. Thanks for sharing!

[@mexicatrucker6309]

Been thinking of adding these parts to my bow, but didn't think it would be acceptable, but seeing u do it makes me say the hell with it and Imma do it

[@konz2891]

It's your bow, do whatever you want with it. If people don't like it then they'll just have to get over it won't they.

[@David-cn6nq]

Morning Lilly, beautiful bow. I bet the forest is real fun this time of year.

[@nicolelaplant5465]

Miss Lilly...you inspire me to be more. Your videos bring me great joy. Thank you!!!

[@toyotarockcrawler]

At this point why don't you get a compound bow?

[@ryaninoklahoma]

I was thinking the same thing

[@roberthunter4884]

Compounds are nice, but more parts always means more chances for something to break or malfunction. She's all about survival, so if you want something dependable that's quicker and easier to fix, you use recurve.

[@toyotarockcrawler]

@@roberthunter4884 I shoot both, of you keep maintenance up on your bows and take care of them they will both last a long time. How is a recurve quicker? Especially with what she's done it's the same set up without cams.

[@Yarbols]

@@toyotarockcrawler but a recurve can be broken down and packed easily. Not so much a compound.

[@toyotarockcrawler]

@@Yarbols not all recurves can be broken down. My compound is only 32 in end to end

[@sevensurvival]

Good tips Lilly. Try using a mechanics glove on Your shooting hand. That's what I use, and i don't like shooting without it. Thanks, and respect for all of the good work that You do for Our People. May The Most High Creator bless You with all that You need.

[@beatinyoaz5892]

Lily, you inspired me to get a traditional bow over compound. I’ve owned my bow for two days and I absolutely love. Now I just have to get all the sight attached to further drive my passion. It’s a lot harder then I expected but I’m in love. Any chance you can send me your sight specs?

[@travelcompass591]

Yeah me too. There are so many in the market and that one look simple.

[@woodchuck243]

There might be a piece that glues to your bow to attach the other end of the rubber tube. Your bow is still a recurve it just has a sight it normally comes with the peep

[@woodchuck243]

Great job and keep it up

[@Maui_hilux]

Everything about this video is so awesome mostly because of your enjoyment and excitement of shooting your setup. I mostly shoot compound and with a recurve I've at most used a rest. I've never seen anyone do this setup and just love your enthusiasm and creativity

[@flysomethingdamitdotcom8788]

You can also put a small wrap of red thread on string, sliding it up or down until you get it where you want and then one drop of super glue to keep it there.

[@Lost_Hwasal]

You could attach the peep to a limb clicker, then you would have a drawcheck as well. Not really my thing, ill stick to traditional, but glad you are having fun, that's what it's about.

[@Orygun]

I have mixed feelings about a hybrid bow. But as always, thank you for your effort and have a great day!

[@josephbishopbackwoodssurvi3918]

They also make a attachment that stick to your bow to attach the rubber

[@TexasJungle]

Let’s get you to 1 million! I’m almost to 1k! Love the vids God bless!

[@blood4151]

I will subscribe to you, I like supporting people! Remember this comment the quality of your videos is great! I hope you 'll reach a 100k or one million!

[@skepticalmechanic]

I shoot olympic recurve... I would not add a peep... and shoot with a finger tab .... but that’s just because I enjoy shooting like that.... there is absolutely nothing wrong with what you have done there.... but it’s just not for me! Thanks for the video... your enthusiasm is contagious!

[@thevanishingman875]

I turned 44 October 9th and I finally did what I've been telling myself I was going to do for years well I went to Bass Pro Shop and got me a PSE Pro Max 54 I cannot believe I'm just now getting into it getting into it but I never really knew how many people were Into it. But Lily has helped me out a lot and the gentleman by the name of Kramer I just want to say thank you for the 411 and taking time out of your day

[@LongBowMan89]

Lilly, keep at don't let anyone try to fool you and say it isn't right to be shooting a recurve set up this way. This stuff isn't relatively new to archery. Bow sights and peep sights have been around along time. Even back during the late 50s and 60s i have number of archery catalogs from a number of different archery companies who offered both plus a number of different releases.. also they offer a stick on peep tubing adapter. You can get to put on the limb. That you push the peep tubing in to. Like you did with the peep itself. 🏹🎯

[@angelbowman1486]

Hi lilly you need to bring your nock up a little. It’s why your arrows are flying nock down. You can fit a clickerty clicker when is a draw check that attaches to your string.

[@dennisprah223]

Please don't string your bow like that anymore. A laminated bow will end up with twisted limbs that way. Use the push pull method, that is brace it on the outside your leg . Place bottom limb on the inside of your arch, pull bow toward you sliding string into notch. If it's to hard then buy a stringer for a couple of bucks. If you continue the way you are the limbs will twist and you will use it as kindling wood.

[@Australian_Made]

Yep ! and thank you 👍😇

[@ElmarDylong]

Nachzielen hilft die Gruppen kleiner zu kriegen. Der Fehler ist den Bogenarm direkt nach dem release sacken zu lassen, das bringt Unruhe rein. Hat mir auch geholfen mir der Zwille zu treffen, soweit das ich auf 7m Entfernung Wäscheklammern von der Wäscheleine schießen konnte. ;-)

[@survivallessonsv.r.8736]

Hi Lilly. Very nice video and beautiful place!!!!

[@abbycatlover]

Your videos really inspire me! I also have myself a nice recurve bow and I’m thinking this would be a great addition to it, thank you so much!

[@maxavssw]

Get a sling for your wrist and rest the bow in your palm without gripping too tight .... Your pull to the right is from gripping too hard on the bow and twisting it to the right ... the longer you shoot the more prominent it becomes...You can see it if you watch your videos really closely. The sling will help you keep control of the bow after the release so if it falls from your palm you don't drop it. After you get used to not gripping so tight you will need it less. It definitely helped me with my accuracy and consistency when shooting long sessions.

[@samthai818]

I think you should have gone with a modern compound. It will have a much shorter brace height and lighter to boot. Less vibration and easier to shoot and get accurate with. At the end of the day your recurve is almost as modern as a compound. I am partial to Hoyt. Give it a try, I think it may surprise you.

[@charles_wipman]

I didn't knew such devices existed, but seem to work well; what has caught my attention was that sheath for the APO-1, it's different from the sheath that i've on mine. Why the change?, i love the sheath on my APO-1, very good retention even without use the strap to hold it on the sheath, the sheath also have several points to strap it to any belt and a lot of gear; that's an early version of the APO-1 sheath?.

[@SurvivalLilly]

I am experimenting with a new sheath, the other one you have is great as well :)

[@charles_wipman]

@@SurvivalLilly k, thanks; i just wanted to know. I'm very very happy with my current sheath and of course the knife, it's excelent.

[@CampfireKodiak]

I have one of those peep sights on my compound bow and after a few years the rubber tubing came off. I put it back on but it still frequently comes off. I should probably replace it. Another thing to watch out for is that you don't snag it on brush when walking though the woods. If you are hunter in thick forests I don't recommend it. I have also used regular peep sights and if you can get it aligned nicely it's great but setting it up takes a bit of trial and error. I shoot my recurve bare with a tab or shooting glove at the moment but I am always experimenting. A release, peep and sights would increase my accuracy no doubt but for me what's the point? I might as well just use my compound bow with all those gadgets.

[@jeh966]

Why don't you use a compound bow if u want to be more accurate. Or a crossbow

[@onimanuyt6744]

Hello from Italy Lilly!! nice video as always ^^

[@UncleMikecan]

There should have been and anchor device with your peep sight. The tube that it came with should have been enough. Also a kisser button will help you anchor your shot in the same place every time. This will improve accuracy tremendously!

[@Hoosier60]

mlduckman 189 Agreed. Looked like the package was missing the anchor device that the other end of the tube should be fastened to. Shouldn’t need to add anything to the tube, and it looked like it was long enough in the video.

[@vjor2000]

Will be nice to have names and models of the equipment you use from bow to equipment. Including spine on arrows and brands

[@free-birdrocker8809]

I got lucky in a used compound boy purchase, it came with a nice true-glow sight, a peep, a quiver mounted to the bow, and a box, all for $45 bucks at a local pawn shop, its a classic Hoyt compound, that looks like yer rambo bow except in camo. It works really well!

[@kurohikes5857]

Great video ! I have a bow and now I want to try this setup

[@AllanMerich1225]

Drop Down Arrow Rest !!! Drop Down Arrow Rest !!! Drop Down Arrow Rest !!!

[@pally15]

then she can directly change to compounds with all of other advantages.-)

[@TheSOFRANA]

J'avais déjà eu cette idée, mais sans la pousser aussi loin. À la vue des résultats, j'ai bien envie de recommencer. Bravo à lilly survival pour cette démonstration. Qui permet de voir qu'il faut tout essayer. Un grand merci

[@keithtomczyk4730]

You are pushing your brace arm to the left slightly upon release and moving your draw hand.

[@Christy-js8nh]

Hey sister, this is cool. Some things to keep in mind is, with the release there is no sideways paradox. You should also change your rest so youre getting straight arrow flight. Fantastic video, well done

[@Robert-qm7yi]

Guys chill, we all know you can hunt short distance with a recurve, the goal here is to make it easier. Like it or not adding sights will make anyone more accurate and that helps a ton when hunting especially small game

[@Paul.Douglas]

Awesome video! Your enthusiasm is infectious. The forest with the snow is so beautiful.

[@soulvaccination8679]

Wow.your pushing closer to 1 million subscribers..I can see why because your content is always interesting.

[@madhatter01231982]

I've been shooting compounds and recurve for years and I never thought to put a peep sight on my recurve.

[@christophecoudercy9800]

for competition, i think it's forbiden, that's might be why nobody speak about putting a peep on a recurve ;)

[@goodbyerawlings]

I wonder, when not surviving, what Lilly’s day job is.

[@billj5645]

A peep helps depending on how consistent your anchor point is. Shooting a sight and trigger release you still need to have good form- don't anticipate when the release will fire, maintain back tension, don't let the bow move when you release. Keep working on your form- anchor point, back tension, etc.

[@killerapearchery2693]

Lily, so the reason for the consistency issue is probably due to the characteristic of recurve bows being very sensitive to slight form errors. This is cause by the limbs being very flexible and susceptible to being flexed one way or the or the other during an imperfect alignment of the string during the drawing process. Longbow limbs are very stiff and will not twist when the string is torqued left or right. This makes longbows extremely forgiving. They will force the string back into alignment no matter how much you torque it. All you have to do is hold the bow steady on the target and the arrow will go where you point it. A pair of longbow limbs will probably be best for the type of accuracy you are looking for in a traditional bow. That’s why the bests archer and bow hunter of all time, Howard Hill swore by the longbow. The longbow is also used by trick archers who need a forgiving bow that’ll be accurate when doing some crazy stunts, like the great trick shot Byron Ferguson.

[@duaneschultz9230]

I really like it when you hit excited. You get such a big smile on your face and usually Put out a holler. It makes me very happy for you. Thank you for the video. I just subscribed. God bless you and your family.

[@Dlbuff1]

Okay a couple things, It appears you are missing a part with your peep sight, there should have been a piece that sticks to the bow limb for the rubber tube to push onto, so you wouldn't need the extra rope. watching you shoot from the side you can see that you are drifting on some of your shots. In other words your arrow is coming forward before you release and sometimes you are not drifting, this will affect your accuracy. Shooting with a release requires that you keep back pressure to keep from drifting. On your video watch yourself when shooting from the side you will see what I mean. Love your videos.

[@Dlbuff1]

I just took notice that when you opened the peep sight package I thought I saw something fall to the ground, was wondering if that was the piece that sticks to the bow limb.

[@markusholler7212]

like what you do - just did same thing - took rest, release and peep from compbound - but to further increase accuracy I am working on adding a clicker to make sure draw length at letoff keeps steady - should allow precision and nice grouping even at 70 or 90 meters distance

[@marksmith7258]

She's slowly turning her recurve bow to a compound and I love it. A question I have is "how did you make your d-loop on your recurve?"

[@danielh3898]

It's on her other videos

[@ambrosekillpack4841]

compound archers have been using this stuff for absolutely decades. It's about time recurve archers caught up.

[@ivanstarkey5812]

Love. The info Lily and Great shooting!

[@Daniel-qc7ev]

Hi Lilly ! Love Your Great Videos !!!

[@josephbishopbackwoodssurvi3918]

Relax your left hand a little it will help your accuracy.

[@lomo8290]

Very nice tutorial about how to install and use a peep sight. I'm just getting into archery and learning about all of the accessories. Thank You!!!

[@blainclatworthy5423]

For a more consistent draw length, install a clicker.

[@greggonley8110]

or install a couple of pullys so there's a hard wall at the end. Because this is the crappiest compound bow ever.

[@UFOSasquatch]

@@greggonley8110 thats because it's a recurve bow, not a compound

[@greggonley8110]

@@UFOSasquatch It's a goofy olympic style bow, with a peep sight. Bet if she adds a stabilizer it'll be more stable too... Recurve for fun and short range meat, compound for long range accuracy. We've already figured this out.

[@DownLow0099]

@@greggonley8110 and some people just want to do what they want to do without being criticised and judged by know it alls and infamous experts...

[@greggonley8110]

@@DownLow0099 Pretty thirsty man. She is giving tips. This is basically an olympic bow setup. Not a hunting bow. Try Nusensi. He shoots everything. And isn't putting out goofy info. I'm sure she's nice. But that doesn't make this a smart setup. You really can't get a consistent anchor point with the release on a recurve and still get the string back far enough to make the fps the bow is designed for.

[@donlute3444]

I have that same peep on my bow. Mine came with an small attachment that attached to the riser. The rubber tube then attaches to the peep and riser keeping the peep in alignment thus no need for the string.

[@joelow6086]

Recurve bow are meant for finger shooting but it is impossible to score pinpoint accuracy all the time because the human body shake. Having a D loop attached and using a trigger release will no doubt improve accuracy but it is not meant to shoot that way. For compound bow YES, You do have good shooting form and that's what counts.