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5 Tips To Make Your Compound Bow Shoot Faster
Arrow speed is vital for any shot. You quickly realize this when you misjudge yardage the first time. 40 fps can easily widen the acceptable error limit of the shooter. Usually, a shot in an open environment for a hunter is around 25 yards or more. Increasing the speed of the shot by 30 to …
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Learn how to shoot ducks and where to aim while a duck is in mid-air from a hunting expert in this free duck hunting video.
Expert: Hugo Izzo
Bio: Hugo has been hunting since he was young while growing up on a ten thousand acre plantation. He has hunted a variety of animals including deer, duck, quail, dove, and squirrel just to name a few.
Filmmaker: Reggie Hayes
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Lancaster Archery Supply discusses how shot angles with a bow are affected by hunting deer from a tree stand.
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Where should you aim at a deer while bowhunting? Is is good enough just to punch it through the chest cavity? DDH Editor-in-Chief Dan Schmidt explains deer physiology in this info-packed episode of Deer Talk Now. Schmidt also takes a hands-on look at the new Wraith Broadhead from Bloodsport Archery in this week’s product spotlight.
Deer Talk Now. Season 5, Episode 16. Original air date: Sept 7, 2016. Where to Shoot a Deer While Bowhunting.