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Self Bow Addiction! Warning! You’ll Be Hooked!
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Owning a quality self bow will bring your passion for traditional archery to a whole new level! The most fun and challenging shooting experience is yours to be had with a hand built primitive longbow tuned to perfection!
Making your own bow might be next, that is where the selfbow obsession ends up for most of us. Go to Twin Oaks for the Classic, they have a bow building area that will get you started, I use to teach there and spent more time helping folk than I spent on the archery course.
Yeah I’ve watched them up there for years and always had a fascination for building them so yes I’m going to for sure!
It's breathtaking shooting something you create yourself, especially from hand tools. Be prepared to fail.❤
I’m the same way brother, ain’t nothing like a selfbow, once you get enough passion to build your own too you’re gonna love it even more
Yes and I’m definitely going to!
Self bows are just so smooth. I ordered a glass bow even though I am making my own self bows. All traditional or primitive archery is fun and rewarding in all its various forms and fashions. Trying it all out will take a lifetime! I plan to do a bit of everything from carbon arrows and custom glass bow to sinew string and river cane shoot arrows.
Cool!
Thanks for the video.
Heres something from left field.....
Sound... Does a natural bow made from 1 piece of wood, have more natural harmonics (432 hz) than say a laminated bow? For instance; According to a Double-blind Cross-over Pilot study, scientists have found that listening to music 432 Hz can decrease the heart rate and blood pressure significantly. Meditating to music at a frequency of 432 Hz has shown to increase relaxation and focus and reduce anxiety. It brings a sense of peace and researchers claim that they feel more joyful and relaxed. Listening to 432 Hz frequency can improve quality of sleep and help people stay asleep longer. Sleep is vital to a healthy lifestyle, and studies have found that adults with delayed sleep latency can benefit immensely from listening to this frequency before bed or during afternoon naps.
What is it, three under? Welcome back. :))
Yup!😁
Hey Jeff...love all the info you share and really appreciate it all. My question is, I recently have lost all feeling in my middle and ring finger, I shoot three under and have gone through several different makes of tabs as well as gloves, I shoot at a minimum of a hundred arrows a day but on many occasions shoot up to three hundred arrows. I'm not new at this but never in my 25 + years of shooting have I experienced this. Any thoughts would greatly be appreciated, I've of course over the past few weeks have had to cut down not only the number of arrows I shoot but also the number of days I shoot. Thanks for any advice.
One of my self bows is twenty five years old. OJam is a good place to learn how to make them.
Yep, wooden arrows are fun but very fragil, indeed!
Yeah, thats how it is with a good selfbow. They're like a drug, you'll get hooked in an instant and before you know it you never touch another kind of bow ;)
Correy Hawk (Organic Archer).
I made a 35# maple board bow this winter just to see if I could and work my way up to a heavier recurve.. It shoots smooth as silk. Honestly, I can't believe I pulled off my 1st one.
Up next, 45-50# bamboo backed hickory.
If my fletched arrows are grouping left is that weak or stiff spine
Can you send the self bow maker information I would like to order one his looks good. Thank you
Osage only
I’m so interested in instinctive hunting with a traditional bow it’s driving me nuts!
Lol it’s very addictive I promise!
Jeff I thought you loved split finger now for your instinctive shooting, i see your are shooting 3 under again?
Yes sir I switched back recently for most bows, I actually shoot both ways depending on how the bows are tillered, I’ve got some that just shoot better split lol
Jeff love your videos.... Just curious, Did you decide not to go pure instinctive with split finger? I believe that was one of the last videos I watched you put out, just curious. And if you switched again why?
Great question, I did recently start shooting three under again and it’s because I shoot a lot of 3D and some longer distance during the summer and I’m able to shoot both even with different bows, sometimes I just like three under better but it’s usually how the bow is tillered that determines it for me.
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 Thank you for your response.... hope you don't mind but have another question.... I have a Shrew Hunter 2. 52" longbow thats a complete joy to pick up and shoot. I have a friend that moved out of state to Missouri and plan on flying there for dear season Again this coming year God willing. We hunt mainly out of small ground blinds. I would like to turn it into a 2 piece Break down for flying.
Is there anyone in State that you have confidence in that you Can refer to me to, to get this done?
Thank you for your response in advance. God-bless.
Jeff how do reach him to get one
+1 (931) 206-2269 Mike Hogue
I have enjoyed your videos and many others over the past few weeks. I bought a beginner bow from bass pro and have been working on my shot. I decided to buy a 60" 40# W&W Black Wolf. It is on the way, and I am very excited. I wanted something that had a good reputation, easily modified while I hone my skills, and looks good, so I will shoot more often. Q: What is a good shelf material to start with? Is there anything specifics I need to do while setting up my shelf or knock Point. I'd like to set it up 3 under at 29.5" draw. 200g or more up front. What would be a good spine to start with? Gold tip arrows seem to be the most available for me. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.
Okay first you’ll love the Black Wolf and I’d set it up with calf hair on the shelf and run some 500 gold tip warriors cut to about 30.5” they’ll shoot better than 95% of any arrow you’ll find, I’m shooting warriors out of my bows for 3D and usually build some hunter XT’s for hunting, the shafts are lighter and shoot really well with decent pout weight, the traditional arrows are great too just a little heavier which is good for hunting and you’ll want your top nock at 5/8” above center, 3/4” at the most just have to shoot and watch the flight at 25-30 yards to see if they are ramping off the shelf which usually means the nock is too low causing a tail kick but those settings will be about perfect, I’d also order a good TTT string for it you’ll be very impressed!
Happy Easter. I won't be able to blame my bow any longer, lol. Thank you for the tips and your content.
What is a selfbow?
I’d love to see the profile of the bow unstrung. And now that you’ve gave up on making laminated bows due to health reason which understandable, I’ve been wondering if making Selfbows are in your further? You’re in Alabama that has a ton of Osage
Hi my name is Rick riley iam 65 had my shoulder fixed want to try trad bow what would you recommend really disappointed that I can't pull my compound bow . What would you recommend for poundage thank you
Thanks Rick, if I were you I’d go with a 35# just to develop your muscles which are not used with a compound and you need to develop a consistent shot process also, I really recommend the Black Hunter longbow on Amazon for about $100 and maybe shoot them for a while and then order a set of 40# limbs for it they’re only like $60 and that way you can work up to like a 45# set which is like shooting a 65# compound, you will definitely want to order a TTT string for it or at least a good fast flight Flemish twist string because the ones that come on them are noisy and just don’t do the bows justice, Amazon’s traditional arrows are very good and cheap to start out with as well, a 35# bow will probably want a 700 spine, 40# a 600 spine and 45# a 500 spine 👍🏻
Hello Jeff could you send me Mike Coles info, to order a self bow just like yours.
Who made the bow and arrows? Great setup
Thanks the bow was made by Mike Hogue and the arrows are from 3Rivers
Hi Jeff , do you use vanes for your arrows? or you only use feathers?
Feathers
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998
Thank you !
Hi Jeff, you told me that the brace height should be big enough in order to get enough forgiveness.
This self bow's brace height is only 7 inches, and it should not have good forgiveness according to your teaching. But you tested this self bow and found this bow was good.
Does this mean that the shorter brace height bow could be still good?
Not on regular bows, self bows are completely different, they like hill style longbows run a shorter brace height than recurves or modern longbows because of the grip design but were only talking around 1/2-3/4” difference 👍🏻
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998
Thank you very much!
how can you get the phone # for Jeff
👍🏻🇨🇦
Does he wrap the stress point in the limb to make it more durable?
Probably so and it looks cool too 😁👍🏻
If my fletched arrows are grouping left is that weak or stiff spine
Usually it’s stiff if you’re grouping to the left 👍🏻