whistling arrows

The opening volley at the SPTA St.Georges Shoot 2011

[@marcusliddell]

save 35 seconds of your life, whistling @ 0:35

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

Much needed saving, thanks.

[@UCmDBecUtbSafffpMEN3iscA]

Truly grateful

[@kokodoreJr]

@Ishaq Rahman what you want to see?

[@xXAnni3LuvsYhuXx]

Thank you 😂😂😂

[@jeffclark5268]

Also didn’t see this until at least 35s too late....thanks anyway

[@okayboomer8459]

Imagine the horror of shooting a 1000 arrows in the war simultaneously.

[@humanity_moment.]

Imagine being what they're all aiming at?

[@nemanjap8768]

Doesn't sound bad at all

[@azearaazymoto461]

@@nemanjap8768 At the battle of Agincourt, there'd be 1000 arrows fired every second. If they were all whistling like that, I can hardly imagine the sound.

[@nemanjap8768]

@@azearaazymoto461 I think tanks , artillery , planes diving down to bomb and shoot at you , katyusha whistling at you. I think those are scarier

[@azearaazymoto461]

@@nemanjap8768 In an army of tens of thousands, thousands of arrows are far more terrifying than a few hundred planes among an army of hundreds of thousands

[@wallolo]

I can see this in the game named 'Total war: Shogun 2' and it cuts off morale of enemies nearby. Firstly I had just wondered why such things like this can make enemies be feared, but now I can see how it can work.

[@11DNA11]

Imagine hearing 2000 arrows whistle at you. 100% demoralizing, because you know that death might be imminent.

[@Paulinho_77K]

@@11DNA11 eram pra sinalizar ou rituais uma flecha sem ponta não faz efeito,

[@11DNA11]

@@Paulinho_77K The what now?

[@nemanjap8768]

I don't think it sounds bad at all

[@shadowshots9393]

​@@nemanjap8768true, but if you associate the sound With a Hail of death you would be scared

[@Nous_nous_amusames]

Record the receiving end, that's the terrifying part.

[@nazarderkach9320]

Quand le budget militaire était réduit grandement, mais vous quand-même essayez convaincre l'ennemi que vous avez des mortiers :

[@Nous_nous_amusames]

@@nazarderkach9320 lol!

[@cuzimmoody6470]

they were not used for fighting but instead to make noises in order to confuse the enemy

[@2bingtim]

The guy in red walking in front of a shooting line of archers with arrows on bows. Darwin award.

[@2bingtim]

What would be good would be to set up a mic at the other end to hear all the whistlers coming in!

[@pitedapollo6175]

its not a gun. the bows wernt drawn when he was infrint of them

[@2bingtim]

@@pitedapollo6175 Hi, It is standard archery safety rule that there must be nobody in front of a shooting line when arrows are nocked on bows. Drawn or not a firearm are irrellevent.

[@jm6456]

@@2bingtim still not a Darwin award, There is no danger here

[@willg1944]

@@jm6456yes its darwin award for anyone who takes archery seriously

[@assaultspoon4925]

I love how the guy with the korean bow decides to swap styles right before the go command.

[@DBT1007]

There is no "korean bow". That bow came from the chinese and mongol bow😅

[@griffinmckenzie7203]

​@@DBT1007 There is no mongol bow. That design came from China.

[@bigpapi7919]

Imagine guarding castle walls then hear the whistle of a thousand arrows

[@KAGAN.07]

All legendary videos less then 1 minute

[@ArayALem]

This would be terrifying as hell in a battlefield

[@user-ec7wc9dv1x]

This wouldnt be in a battlefield for the people saying its terrifying. These are whistling arrows, only one is shot for signaling

[@gamatastica3478]

Imagine walking around the local park then hearing whistling sticks while they over shadow you

[@2bingtim]

If only-there's few places in the UK you can legally & safely shoot at long range. Used to have a huge field near me, very remote, practically unknown but a riding stable bought it some years ago & it's all horse paddocks now. Think I enjoyed seeing how far each bow/arrow combo could go was the most enjoyable archery of all.

[@andrewsock1608]

Maybe you can just throw a whistling brick. That’s still legal and still dangerous 👍👍😂🤣

[@nickiller4348]

wait until youtube recommends this

[@Scleepyjoe]

lol all imagine all these old people just show up with a bunch of bows and whistling arrows

[@archerytag]

Cool!

[@dopplerstoyanovich2646]

I would call that "Roaring Eagles".

[@koreancowboy42]

It's effective on the battlefield for signals and scaring the enemy. Especially when a group of 30 men can scared off an undisciplined army. You hear thousands of those. You'll shit ur pants on the battlefield depending on the weather, conditions, the terrain.

[@shadowdeslaar]

Slingers used Whistling stoned and Lead Bullets. Sounding kinda Similar.

[@PatrickquintonOwens]

❤

[@malexb86]

All of that standing around to not being in unison...

[@reni9all]

I shoot that with Olympic recurve indoors , but never outdoors , sounds like an falcon

[@Paulinho_77K]

Isso aí não era usada em batalha e sim sinalizador no modelo japonês eram usada em forma ritualística

[@josecardoso6231]

Show✌️💯

[@sethleoric2598]

This looks like something Gengis Khan would use.

[@etyiyensebze1466]

More like Mete Han.

[@sethleoric2598]

@@etyiyensebze1466 yeah

[@stoopidhaters]

Now get someone with a Compound Bow, release a Whistling Arrow vertically and enjoy a game of Arrow Roulette

[@Sky-pg6xy]

I feel bad for the guy just minding bis business at the other end of that field

[@Yur.mom69giat]

**star wars shootouts**

[@Okcu_mustafa]

🔊🏹

[@samet5852]

İyiki iki ok videosu izledik ...

[@vha1207]

oh

[@andresllinas8594]

Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeshhhh

[@hi-oe1mp]

sounds like bombs dropping

[@dhirenram4971]

Wonder why movies don't add these sounds in

[@rollingthunder1043]

IIRC, "whistling arrows" were relatively rare on the battlefield. The size and shape of the heads made them impractical for killing, the most you would get is a volley or two at the beginning to scare the enemy, or one or two arrows as audible signals

[@cuzimmoody6470]

they were not used for fighting but instead to make noises in order to confuse the enemy

[@lehtju4waif5ahk49]

Because whistling arrows aren't very effective on the battlefield... Mostly they are used for signaling.

[@MehmetBOZKURTEvil]

Bir daha ana sayfama ıslıklı ok videosu çıkarsa ismimi Metehan olarak değiştireceğim

[@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723]

France PTSD Agincourt

[@johngrenfell7171]

Huuu!!?

[@shadowleaf3385]

FOR GONDOR

[@user-qm2ki9un5j]

Turkic invention

[@rblackmore1445]

nomad

[@someguyfromfinland4239]

I think whistling arrows are so simple to make that they were invented all over the world multiple times, like the bow, spear and the sword

[@desertmoonlee6631]

@@someguyfromfinland4239 is it ottoman empire inventions there were amazing and ruled the world i loved their culture

[@g76agi]

@@desertmoonlee6631 also a mongol invention, as he said, everyone invented them

[@flamingsteak93]

It's all around the world Japan also did use whistling arrows during their feudal era

[@alpsumavibulut6067]

Mete Khan 🇹🇷🇹🇲🇦🇿🇰🇬🇰🇿🇺🇿North:🇨🇾. 🕋📿🕌♥️🌙

[@loveforever5687]

You would all make horrible historical archers.

[@elitegamer8351]

horrendous quality