Got a new bow from Dan Toelke to try out. Here a video of the unpacking.
https://youtu.be/iLmQp25gRyA
Whip HS" 62" 50@28 Apache
Nice looking would of liked to see you shoot it. Make another video, I do like videos. Thanks for sharing.
Alan if i can get some one to hold my phone i'll try and do it. I need to get a real camera.
The video's alway look clear and sharper before posting to Youtube.
Looks great !! Go whack something with it.
Gotta love Toelke bows
A real looker Bro. John Cant wait to get it bloody o my test drive :shaka:
Possum,
We got to get together soon for you to try her out..
I felt like tonight was to be her night to get bloody, but the deer didn't cooperate.
Although I did get bloody, just my own blood :scared: :knothead:
Hate you didn't score bud but it will happen soon.I had to choose between the new Granddaughter
or the longbow and she won!
Good vid and review. So....im guessing you didn't send her back to Dan??? :biglaugh:
Congrats on a great bow! Ive been totally in love with mine since I got it last spring.
Did a little bit of shooting in the rain this evening. Our church canceled night services due to flash flooding in and around the area.
So while stuck at home, might as well shoot, what a little water, right?
My shooting been terrible most of this year, and had got a couple Tabs to try and help a bad release. They have not help!
Dan at "Montana Bows" is not only a great bowyer, but will try and diagnose your shooting ails as well.
So while talking bows and ordering I mentioned my TP issues and tendencies to torque the string producing a bad release with a pronounced "pluck".
He asked how I draw the bow and how my hand laid on the string?
I said I use a deep hook, and he said thats good. He said hold your hand like its on your bow string, now take your thumb and lay it on the pinky fingers first joint. Now imagine your drawn back keeping the thumb on the pinky finger and slowly drag it till it falls off.
So I did so and as the thumb drags off the pinky finger the three other finger spring open as if on a trap door :eek:
He said now incorporate that in your draw and release routine. I said this may be the "Trigger" mechanism that keeps my mind off the target till I'm ready to release and battle the dreaded TP as well.
So this evening I tried this with my glove (back up a little, I had tried this with my Tab but could not get it to work. that is touching the pinky) and it worked great!
My release was really smooth and wow Quiet! I was able to control my shots a lot better while focusing on making that "dragging off" movement.
Had quite the string of tens going on my target.
That's awesome. So glad it helped. You may also want to let down on a regular basis. I have had tp for years and letting down was the only thing that helped me. I highly recommend it to everyone.
QuoteOriginally posted by South MS Bowhunter:
Possum,
We got to get together soon for you to try her out..
I felt like tonight was to be her night to get bloody, but the deer didn't cooperate.
Although I did get bloody, just my own blood :scared: :knothead:
don't shoot yourself in the neck, haha! that's for the deer! glad you found a little help on the TP issue. you are too good of a shot to let that keep buggering you up!
also, looking forward to checking out the Whip some time.
Johnny,
Its a great looking bow, and performance is no slouch either!
Beautiful bow a whip is one I want to try eventually