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What are some good gps devices for hunting, any help would be appreciated. Thanks Jason for the videos!!!

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It’s always amazing to me how much more focused on form and follow through when I’m practicing with a broadhead versus field point. Probably because I shoot SO much with field points that I become complacent. I’m gonna go shoot some broadhead shots today!!

As a brand new bow hunter, but not new to hunting, how do I know when I’m good enough with the bow to hunt ethically & effectively?

I noticed with field tips to shoot with cock feather out with hunting tips I need to shoot with cock feather in don't know why for me it makes a difference. Great video

Awesome video, what part of Ga are you located in where would you be hunting this year ?

Agree… just made final selection and into Broadhead warm up mode… 1 month to go.

Great video Jason! Really miss you podcast still listening to the reruns 😅

You are 100% spot on about the mental factor of shooting with a broadhead! Personally for me was because when I first started hunting tuning a broadhead was a nightmare and left a bad memory about shooting broadheads since I was not confident with them . Now I have a way better shooting set up and having confidence with a broadhead is everything

Great review. The only issue with these stands is the cost. I just cant justify changing from my Assaults to either of these options because of the cost. Bottmoline, Im not going to see more or kill more or bigger bucks with either of these stands.

Great video again I am shooting the ace super express glue on with 100gr adapter as a 300gr screw in this year. Did you have to change your nock point to accommodate for such high foc?

Spot on. My general procedure is to shoot one cold shot in the morning before I leave the house. I shoot my max comfortable distance(currently 30yds with a 10" center of the target i consider the kill zone) and I do it with a broadhead. Then I take a pic of the arrow in the target before I pull it and it's on my phone to live with for the day. I'm envious of your seasons. Here in Alaska my "archery only" season Is a whopping 7 days long. Entire moose season is 30 days. At least black bear is year around

Huge fan Jason, thank you for all of the content you have put together. It is like a roadmap for aspiring hog hunters. I started trying to get a job in SC while in OH watching your videos. You ended up moving to coastal GA... I ended up moving to coastal GA. Today I have an interview with Bryan county that would provide me some stability. I hunt the base more... and more often. Muddy Black Grand Cherokee with USMC stickers spanning 2 generations, say hi if you see me, I would love to thank you personally. Your channel is more important to people than you may realize. Judging by the unmistakeable smile on his face, I think I saw Mr. Carter the other day. Rock on dude !!! Bill McStay

So this video couldn’t have been posted at a more appropriate time. This is my 1st yr trad hunting. Been an adventure since January figuring out everything that goes into this process!!!! Just received my 1st pack of 3 broadheads the other day and walked out into backyard and shot with them. Well I guess I reference my arrow tip WAY more than I thought!!!! My broadheads are about 3/4in longer then my field tip making what I’m referencing as my tip different. I was hitting 8-10in high due to broadhead. I did watch a Push Archery video where they would paint a thin white ring around arrow at the insert as the reference point that way broadheads and field tips are the same. What a difference for me though and glad I saw this now not a week before season!!!!

Hey Jason. I know you have your system dialed but I wanted to share the way I pack out animals on public that doesn't affect the pack. I just bring 2 large Allen Game bags. I use the large because I need the extra length. I divide the meat evenly between the 2 bags. Then I tie the top openings together into a knot then sling it over my back/neck/traps where they are hanging against my front. Allows me to pack out my backpack/treestand the same way I packed it in and prevents getting the pack all bloody or dealing with garbage bags. But I will say that it does get your clothes more bloody. Just thought I'd share if anyone might get some help from it. Thanks for the video.

I have been looking for your channel! Subd

How come your custom bow is a leftie, and your Samick is a righty?

Thank you for sharing your experience.

lol that was great.

Do you prefer the lineman belt vs a full body harness for tree stand hunting? I’m new to hang on stands this year, just looking for advice

I get so much crap for shooting brass nocks but I've never had issues with it! However, I have seen tied on nocks move and throw everything off.

Thank you for sharing. I agree the Lone Wolf Assaults are the treestand of long ago but are everything a tree stand should be. I'll never get rid of my Lone Wolf Assault treestands. Best treestand EVER made. I also agree at 53 years old, that I just use what works. I have tried many new hunting innovations but my go-to's remain the same. I hunt the hill country of SW Wisconsin. While we may not have 3 mile hikes, the hills are a beast especially when using the steepest terrain to enter and exit. I agree, pack-in and pack-out weight is less of a factor than the industry makes it out to be. BUCK in THE TRUCK 2024.

Jesus, I've just watched 10 videos trying to find out stiff/weak- goes to the left or to the right.... and it was unclear, or even contradictory..... in less than 3 minutes you made me understand the process and not just which way is which. Now I know what to do with my bloody arrows 😅😆😁. Thank you Sir!

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I like brass knocks

Hey Jason I loved the comment about move down south and hunt the wma it’s harder to find deer on big woods not like small tracks of trees for bedsing

Great video brother all the good stuff. Let’s do a pack dump next.

That was a really good video. And timely! I'm working now on what my setups will be this fall.

I'd buy a quad before I walked a mile to my stand. At least an electric bike

Nice video and I like your setup and I hope you have a better year then last year and good luck with all of your hunting

I have been considering that Turkey seat. Really like the full size one.

Man you ain’t kidding about the walking. The WMA I hunt in Alabama if you wanna to hunt areas that aren’t super pressured you gotta walk a minimum of a mile.

Have you ever tried the ground effect hunting chair by 03 outfitters?

I’m getting back into traditional archery after a bad shoulder injury in your honest opinion do you think this set up will work 40 lbs long bow at 27 1/2 inches probably 37 at my draw gold tip 500 spine cut at 28” 100 gr insert and a 150 gr magnus killer bee broadhead I have shot this combo at 15 yards and 20 yards and I’m touching arrows together I have not bare shaft tuned yet my buddy has the same set up but hasn’t hunted with it in a couple of years I can only shoot a few arrows a day I’m not try to over stress my shoulder but I’m getting stronger every day sorry for the long text I watch all your videos and you by far have some of the best information out there thanks again

Wheel locker? What's that? This video is great. I was about to buy an expensive winch, now all I have to get is some expensive straps.

What is the name of the glue you use?

I live in Florida where the4e is a high water table. Is this a good idea for hiding precious metals?

Hey Jason, does going in with a white light cause ever get you busted? My initial thought is a head lamp won't be too bad if I'm simply setting up on a travel corridor between bedding and food, but I imagine it could bust you if you're trying to set up very close to bedding. I'm in Florida and like you, there's a lot of massive glass orb weavers at face level and poisonous snakes to look out for. I prefer having a white light because taking a big spider to the face isn't what I call a good time. Thanks for your help!

Any certain way you tie the dangler? I definitely like this for another option of carrying fixies great video!

You did not do your research. Spend more and buy a BigFoot travel trailer.

What about Nikon and Leupold?

Wow, this is thorough! TY!

I like the second one its already set up wit wood 🎉

What type of garden hose is this green one? What company?

Why stop at pine? Go for 3/4” plywood.

Creek Walker is the finest quiver for a Tradbow no doubt

I shoot just like you do. Fletch my own arrows so fetching is about 1/2 inch from nose. I come to full anchor, then just a short pull, fletch touches nose. Shot instantly. Gives me the Best of both Static and Dynamic. Thank You.

I use the Solid Grip Trigger from RMS Gear. You set your position, and then set it up so that you just apply a little tension in both directions until it pops. It's a quiet & unintrusive device.

I shot static for so long probably because my lightest bow was around 60lb and the heaviest was 80+. Try letting that back tension flick the drawing hand back with those bows and there is a risk of injury. These days, I'm lucky to still shoot 60lb and I have modified my static release so that I must hit anchor and on the shot, the hand moves back from my anchor to my ear. Looks like the old 'cutting the throat' move. It's deliberate and controlled, but it can end up being a very fast shot and I have been accused of snap shooting but it's definitely not snap shooting.

I have had to do static on release hand because I sometimes end up in bad target/moving object panic where I have panic trouble in releasing arrow. dynamic/semi dynamic in bow handle hand where I am pushing in draw up to 1/2--2/3 of the way. I also find I can fix the alignment my shot again should that be off for or slowly moving object.