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The Ethical Predator
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The Ethical Predator is the official channel of Primitive Stone Archery - Scouting - Tracking, founded by Grant Richardson, an accomplished 3rd generation traditional bow hunter, mentor & coach.
Author and podcast host of The Code of Traditional Archery and founder of the Exclusive Traditional Bowhunting App & Highly rated Traditional Bowhunting online Bootcamp. (New? try it today!)
He is currently launching the Audio book version of The Code of Traditional Archery coming soon!
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Developing new traditional archers as well as those from compound bows to traditional bows by giving a foundation for success which develops ones own process.
Video tutorials, pro tips on traditional archery & bowhunting, and take advantage of over 40 years of traditional archery experience. -Walk the path of the traditional bowhunter...
No sights...No Problem!
Author and podcast host of The Code of Traditional Archery and founder of the Exclusive Traditional Bowhunting App & Highly rated Traditional Bowhunting online Bootcamp. (New? try it today!)
He is currently launching the Audio book version of The Code of Traditional Archery coming soon!
Get weekly insights on how to become an Ethical Predator with our FREE newsletter! Click here to subscribe today!
www.theethicalpredator.com/
Developing new traditional archers as well as those from compound bows to traditional bows by giving a foundation for success which develops ones own process.
Video tutorials, pro tips on traditional archery & bowhunting, and take advantage of over 40 years of traditional archery experience. -Walk the path of the traditional bowhunter...
No sights...No Problem!
Top Three Reasons To Teach Traditional Archery To Kids
Here are three benefits of shooting traditional bows with your kids:
1. *Quality Time Together*: Shooting traditional bows with your kids provides an opportunity to spend quality time together, creating memories that will last a lifetime. You'll share experiences, challenges, and successes, strengthening your bond and building a lifelong connection.
2. *Teaching Life Skills*: Traditional archery helps kids develop essential life skills like focus, discipline, and patience. By learning to shoot a traditional bow, they'll improve their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities, all while having fun.
3. *Passing on Heritage and Values*: Shooting traditional bows with your kids allows you to pass on a piece of history and cultural heritage. You'll share stories, techniques, and values that have been passed down through generations, instilling a sense of tradition and responsibility in your children.
Shooting traditional bows with your kids is a unique and rewarding experience that goes beyond just archery - it's about building relationships, teaching life skills, and creating a shared passion that will last a lifetime. And they will become your best hunting buddy in the process.
1. *Quality Time Together*: Shooting traditional bows with your kids provides an opportunity to spend quality time together, creating memories that will last a lifetime. You'll share experiences, challenges, and successes, strengthening your bond and building a lifelong connection.
2. *Teaching Life Skills*: Traditional archery helps kids develop essential life skills like focus, discipline, and patience. By learning to shoot a traditional bow, they'll improve their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and problem-solving abilities, all while having fun.
3. *Passing on Heritage and Values*: Shooting traditional bows with your kids allows you to pass on a piece of history and cultural heritage. You'll share stories, techniques, and values that have been passed down through generations, instilling a sense of tradition and responsibility in your children.
Shooting traditional bows with your kids is a unique and rewarding experience that goes beyond just archery - it's about building relationships, teaching life skills, and creating a shared passion that will last a lifetime. And they will become your best hunting buddy in the process.
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The #1 Item Essential For Bowhunters
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Here are three reasons to carry a combat tourniquet in the wilderness: 1. *Severe Bleeding Control*: A combat tourniquet is designed to quickly and effectively control severe bleeding from limb injuries, which can be common in wilderness accidents such as falls, animal attacks, or knife wounds. By applying a tourniquet, you can rapidly constrict blood flow to the affected limb, helping to preve...
Crash Course Arrow tuning basics and guidelines for traditional bows
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Crash course on the basics of arrow tuning for traditional archery bows and hunting. Keep it simple and remember these are guidelines. These tips on arrow tuning are for folks starting out to get through some of the nuances to choose the arrow shaft of your choice that best suits you and your shooting, whether solely target, 3D or bowhunting. Tuning arrows to your traditional bow need not be di...
Bowhunting for Wild Turkeys
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Problems with that turkey hanging up out of range? Some tips for getting that Turkey into Traditional Bow range when they hang up! Register today today for our Free Newsletter- The Ethical Predator! Check out our exclusive Traditional Bowhunting App today! official.thetraditionalbowhuntingapp.com/ apps.apple.com/us/app/the-traditional-bowhunting-app/id6471345117
Traditional Bowhunting Wild Turkeys
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Wild Turkeys are truly bearded ninjas! Here are a few tips and a great shooting drill that have helped me out over the years to increase success when hunting these wily birds with traditional gear! As always practice practice practice with your bow and setup well ahead of the season and shoot from the same positions you will be hunting from! apps.apple.com/us/app/the-traditional-bowhunting-app/...
How to start traditional archery?
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It is easier than you may have been led to believe. All you need is a bow with a draw weight you can manage, some arrows to match that bow and a tab or a glove and an armguard to protect your fingers and bow arm. A safe area to shoot and time! A dozen arrows a day is a great, challenging way to evolve your shooting! For more great tips on starting traditional archery and bowhunting, check our o...
What Traditional Archery & Bowhunting teaches
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Some of the prominent qualites and benefits that Traditional Archery and bowhunting develop. There are many, but these are some standouts! It is a process not a product; The primary driver behind the entire process and foundation of what being an Ethical Predator means is why I started this structured framework for new folks wanting to learn and develop their own process. If any of you has not ...
Bowhunting Accuracy Basics
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Find the place where you can drop arrows consistently and work within that as a spatial framework or distance that works for YOU. Own that distance and make it your workspace. You will find what your capability is over time. This is not an instant overnight process. Have patience and through routine consistency you will find success through a positive mindset. play.google.com/store/apps/details...
Bowhunting and Fly Fishing?
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Do you fly fish? Have you ever thought about it trying out traditional archery or learning to hunt with a recurve or longbow? The two share similar processes and qualities. For more info and great tips on everything from getting started in traditional archery, setups, and shooting skill development. Check out the link below and get started with our Free Ethical Predator Newsletter. www.thetradi...
Archery Practice Without Shooting A Bow
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No Range...No Problem...Check out these drills no matter what type of bow you shoot whether recurve or longbow. Check out our link in bio and subscribe to our FREE Weekly Newsletter, The Ethical Predator today!
How To Start Traditional Archery & The Rewards Of Starting!
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Three Tips For Shooting A Bow - No Matter The Style Of Bow You Shoot!
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Check out these three tips to shooting a bow - no matter what type of bow you shoot these tips are game changers! Subscribe to the FREE weekly Newsletter, at the link below: The Ethical Predator www.theethicalpredator.com/
Bowhunting Connection - Recurve or Longbow?
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For everyone, at some point, something or someone perhaps both, inspired them to become more deeply involved and in traditonal archery and Bowhunting. What is your favourite? Recurve or longbow? www.theethicalpredator.com/
Youth Bowhunting Tips
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Some solid tips to getting youth into traditional Bowhunting. Comment below on your own youth hunt experiences! www.theethicalpredator.com/
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Learn The Secret To The Hook For Traditional Archery
👍😊 also teaches dedication, desire and discipline! The 3 D’s as I call them .😉🤙🏼🏹🎯
Agreed! Thanks for sharing!
I always care a first aid kit with a tourniquet! Things happen when in the woods ! Be prepared not scared!👍😁
Very true! 100 agree!
I may not be a great archer, but I absolutely love traditional archery which I can do almost every day right in my own back yard! Thanks and God bless!
I wholeheartedly agree- the best part is I am still learning something new! Cheers and thank you for the comment! God bless!
Thank you for simplifying this. I've felt so overwhelmed by some other videos I have seen.
Most welcome! I see so many folks argue that they have found the "ONLY" way to shoot.. The problem is that we need to get past all that and enjoy the arrow flight that works for the individual! After the basics are there- it is easy to customize things to suit oneself!
Great advise 👍
Thanks brother! Hope you have a great season!
@@thecodeoftraditionalarcher2726 you too!
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It's all about having fun!!! Great tips & God bless ya!
Thank you! Cheers!
All very good points
Cheers!
Gene Wensel once said, “ If you can’t keep your FIRST 3 arrows in a 5” circle,move up,you are to far away! “ consistent form is if not the most important thing to being accurate. Second , pick one bow to shoot for the year,have a backup but only use it when necessary. Third, poundage don’t believe in the myth about practicing with a light bow to get your form right, get your form straight with the bow you plan on using all year
I agree 100% Thanks for the comments!
I'm so glad you caution patience. One thing that seems almost never discussed relates to the fundamental question, "Why DO you bowhunt anyway??" For me, returning to bowhunting almost exclusively many years ago, then also going traditional, came from an early fall day when in thick woods a deer so very frustratingly kept moving around 30 to 60 yards out, loud all the time but barely even being visible, let alone coming in close to a shot. That frustration though? Was so... damn... exciting. And I realized by comparison every year of gun hunting had been a chore by comparison, at best punctuated by only a *few moments* of excitement. I keep hearing Carly Simon's "Anticipation" in my head when I go out into the field ever since. 😂 And realize it's not the shot and kill I enjoy, but the wonderful drawn-out process of "aaaaalllllmost" being there and getting ever closer until I am. 😊
One of the primary reasons I wrote my book was that the "process" is largely forgotten by today`s "influencers"- replaced by products.. Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you.
You're welcome! Let us know how your shooting!
Two things from the Wensels. 1) between 18 yards, and 35 yards, a Whitetail is likely to jump the string. 2) Now that they are older, Barry is hunting from 16 yards. I don't actually know anyone who is dead on, all the time from 35 yards. If you look at the best barebow shooters at the Lancaster indoor shoot, under match pressure, they goof shots with fancy gear, and light draw weights, from 20 yards. 7 rings seem to show up often enough. So you have to face up to two things. Either you don't mind wounding, and wounding is the big secret of bowhunting. Survey after survey shows it. Or you are shooting from extremely short range. This isn't such a big problem for whitetail hunting. Or bears. Even moose. Since getting really close is possible.
I must say I agree with some of your points- wounding though.. not my big secret in fact I speak of losing an animal in my book since few folks ever speak of that. The big issue is every single predator on the planet- from raptors, bears to big cats wound when they hunt. There is not a single hunter out there across N America that has not wounded an animal or they simply are not hunting- across any weapons platform. I met the Wensels as a kid in the 70s- great fellas and icons truly but they also didn't discourage folks from the skill sets of traditional bowhunting either. The issue with success largely depends on opportunity (game pops) (private land) (time afield) and skillset as well.. they all factor in. Most folks that are hunting the land where a lot of "pros" have hunted are looking at very high deer pops- in comparison here in Ontario you may see one decent buck a year- if luck and skill is on your side with a 6-8 deer per square mile ratio give or take. I have seen the emphasis on success become "horn porn" more so in the past 15-20 years than prior.. it has always been there but success at all costs including risky shots seems to be the go to thing for many folks that follow what the "hunting industry" is pushing these days. I like to eat venison, it's the best organic meat in my opinion out there..and as much as I like to see big bucks- you can`t eat antlers. I know friends of mine out West that can take shots 30 yards and are effective- I also know folks that do not and get closer- but that's the point. They know what their limits are. Knowing one's limit is critical, and this is not talked about enough these days. If your limit is ten feet then it's ten feet.. make that yours. I spoke with Bryan Burkhardt (Comptons President) about this recently- I have become in the past 20-25 years very very picky about the shots I take- and he has as well.. its a learning curve and for new folks having a starting point is critical- even if its close. Thank you for the comment!
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Simple but not easy 👍🏹🎯😉 God Bless 🙏😇❤️🇺🇸🥰
100 Percent!!!
So important to show respect to the animal you are hunting. Making a quick kill shows that you respect and care for the life you just took. I once made a clean kill at 35 yards, but I wasn't talented enough to take that shot. I probably could hit the 4" circle 60% of the time at that distance, but that's not a good enough percentage. I will never take a 60% kill shot again.
It certainly is important! Thank you for sharing!
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Well said 👍😉🙏😇❤️🇺🇸
Thank you! Much appreciated!
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I have an Ole Ben 5000 longbow. It stacks. It has horrible handshock. But I have hunted and competed with it over the years. It's my bow.
I 100 percent feel you there! Thank you for sharing!
Another idea which I have tried, if you have an area suitable for stump shooting but not so much to shoot at, bring a ball with you. A tennis ball or smaller. Hitting that, fetching the arrow and shooting back at the ball again is fun but gives you constantly varying angles and distances. I use blunts of course. As long as it is an isolated spot away from people. Someone might like to try it.
I have an entire series of tennis ball drills! excellent training tool! Thanks Darryl!
GOOD video! I would advise any new traditional archer to start off with a light poundage bow and develop good form, and also to learn to tune arrows and the different factors that affect an arrow's flight, such as arrow length, spine of the arrow, and weight of the tips. Enjoy the journey and experiment to find what works best for you. There's no shortcut.
Well said!
One of the biggest things I see from new folks is wanting to shortcut- this insert name "expert" told me to do this-- this one told me to do that.... nothing wrong with research- but if folks slowed down and took the time to actually get a consistent application that fit them- not the pros with a million followers and product sponsors= they would be much happier.
I couldn’t have said it better myself! I’m 54 and have been shooting a longbow and/or recurve since I was about 4 too. Still learning and it is my meditation as well. Great video
Thank you! Self competition is where I am at. In my youth I did field archery- I shot alot of 3D- did well too..not for me anymore. I tell folks all the time- slow down and enjoy the process..
I shoot snowshoe hares year round especially in the winter. I find my first shot is often a miss because they do something unexpected but my follow-up shot produces which is where having blind knocking and speed shooting plus instinctive skills helps. I started hunting bunnies with blunts with a 45 lb bow but did not always get a clean kill. I've since switched to cheap 3 blade broadheads which are much more ethical imo although you may not get a lot of shots out of one point.
When it comes to hares- snowshoes or European Jacks even.. I only use broadheads.. 100 agreed!
One of my goals this year is to get out on some hunts with my nephew. He's shooting a compound vs. my trad bow but I think we could be a good compliment to one another. I agree on focusing on small game. Sadly there aren't many turkeys up here in Alberta but I wish. I like your channel, keep it up!
Thanks! We are lucky- We have a steady population here in Ontario
That's a stunning bow! As a righty you could maybe shoot that thumb draw on the offside? That would be killer. I agree, there's alot about the bow. I started in archery 3 years ago because I loved longbows, then I moved to recurve and now I've gone to Turkish and Mongol style bows shooting off the right by thumb. Traditional bows are just beautiful, period. I'm not into pullies and stuff although I know they are more accurate and faster. BUT, I can shoot 6 arrows accurately to 20 yards in the time it takes a compound archer to get off 1 or 2.
Good luck and thanks for the comments!
I started shooting 3 under on my Bear recurve which made sense to me and I was reasonably accurate, but since then I've become interested in Asiatic shooting thumb draw on the off side which has a totally different sight picture. I had to become instinctive and I've learned that you need to cycle a LOT of arrows to train your brain, and you need to do that at every distance you'll shoot from a variety of positions. I try to move around alot when I shoot and not shoot fixed distances. The other thing I found useful was learning to guess distances accurately. I'll look at a stick when I'm out walking, guess its distance and then pace it out. So much to learn!
Enjoy your journey!
I picked up trad archery 3 years ago at an age of 53 and I regret starting late in life but it's become central to my mental health now. I shoot recurve and asiatic and try to cycle a few hundred arrows per week and it's my meditation. You can't shoot a bow and be mentally elsewhere. I started hunting and there have been more shots that I haven't taken than have. Critters are generally safe around me but I do enjoy the process of a hunt the most. Nice vid, subscribed.
PS, love to see videos on tracking and hunt strategies for different kinds of terrain.
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@@thecodeoftraditionalarcher2726 Sub'd. Thanks!
What bow on your shoulder? Great tips
Hi Peter! That is a vintage Damon Howatt Hi Speed 52@28 -
Excellent method, i have been doing this myself, but it does call for alot of walking back and forth.😂
It sure does!!!
Now, I get that the longbow first shot will be quieter vs a recurve first shot - you explained why. What is the significance of that? Does that mean you get a possibility of a second shot? Wouldn't an animal get spooked on the first shot anyway, even with the difference in sound emitted?
I see what you are saying... in general alot of folks I find are looking for a few things.. One of them is how quiet a bow style is longbow vs recurve - hence my tip/pointer. This however does not take into consideration bow design, string types- low stretch etc.. and of course how an animal is behaving when one is hunting is critical. As a tracker, at one time working for an outfit to find deer that had been hit- I can say that a nervous and alert animal can react to sound- any sound much faster than an animal that does not know you are there. A quarter of a second makes a huge difference in some scenarios.. Animal body language and behavior matter a lot when hunting of any kind.. So getting off a second shot tends to be a pretty individual situational event rather than the norm. Can you get a second shot off? Yes- does it happen often.. Id say its not the norm.. Cheers!
Hmm interesting question. The first bow that drew me to the beauty of a bow was a Pearson Equalizer with similar lines to the Browning you're holding. My first hunting bow was a Glass Pearson which I still have. But the bow I am shooting now is an A&H long bow love the feel love the way it shoots though not 100% sold on the grip. It's a bit narrow in the throat of the grip. I bought it for 3d from a friend and this coming season will be y first full season with it. I haven't found my perfect hunting bow yet it most likely will be a take down. Multiple limb weights with one perfect grip .
Thanks for sharing! Pearson made some really great bows back in the day.. I had a 61/62 Howatt Hunter with the orange/brown glass and rosewood riser- I wish id kept that bow.. it just fit so well.. higher wrist grip fit me so well on that.. the pivot point was sitting so well over my hand.
Where are you from, how is your turkey population?
We are in Eastern Ontario- we have a very healthy turkey pop down our way.. We have also done a lot of habitat remediation on our place for both roosting and nesting habitat improvement.
@thecodeoftraditionalarcher2726 glad your still loaded with them, here in my area of New York there dwindling away 😪
I don't prep my areas in September. I prepped 2 the 1st week of January. It got too warm out here in MN so when the weather cools down late this week I'll be out again. No snow in central MN & last year @ this time there was 70". I'm not complaining, last winter took 5 yrs off my life😮😅
Awesome! We tend to do same in our large swamp we hunt here.. @@josephtreadlightly5686
Sorry to hear that.. We have a fall season as well for archery- Allows for one bird of either sex- not a fan of taking hens out of a flock that's wintering up or otherwise- not a lot of pressure on them as it coincides with opener of deer. It's so warm Oct 1 here we chase Toms and Jakes with the bows until late Oct generally...@@outdoorsman9384
My favorite bow is the longbow
I think most of my bowhunting friends are longbow people now..
@@thecodeoftraditionalarcher2726 that’s awesome I like recurves also but the look and feel of a longbow got me
Something I started to late this year. The last couple years I've been working with a young Harris's Hawk that I use for falconry. We are just finishing our second season together and have had limited success . Mostly due to me either not getting the flushes right for her or miss judging her weight. Anyway I was finding she was on and off about chasing grouse and towards the end of the season I thought if I could get her to catch and eat a grouse she might more effort into it. On this I took up my bow for the first time with the intent that if I could atleast hit hit and injure the grouse making it easy to catch she would see that they are worth the effort. Unfortunately I couldn't hit the dang things but it has opened some new ideas for next season. Oh and for the record I was using a bunny bister arrow so on sharp points to worry about.
Very cool! I know a few falconers down here.. Many hunt pheasant and bunnies with their birds.. due to the nature of how they hold for the birds and stooping success etc.. the best grouse hunting down here with the guy I know that Harris hawk hunts is fencelines he says.. I really appreciate you sharing your path! That is so amazing!! Whats your birds name? and Good luck! Let me know how it goes!!!
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good job
Thanks! Cheers!
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