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Oh, that's like right in the middle All right elk immersion We finally figured out we got a chef at this one making all the healthy eats. This is awesome Today we cut up an elk Everybody's meeting everybody. They're all camping together. We're building community tomorrow. We're going to be working on everyone's bow We're going to eat well, and then monday tuesday wednesday. We're gonna We're going to grind station to station And anyone brave enough to come over to my house over there. We'll get them a good workout But tonight we're going to go surprise them with their gifts that all the partners of elk shape Teamed up to give these guys at the elk immersion. We have a zac here. It's from initial ascent. Awesome Store your gear tags, whatever bugle tube easton arrows mag view s1 now gene Just add water to that. It's got like a little bit of branched chain amino acids and caffeine variety pack of hydrate recover A merino from black ovus branded So a quarter zip socks from sheep feet and a discount code for the actual sheep feet a lid a black ovus apron Oh legit like train. Yes for butchery Matthew's lid black ovus sock beanie from vortex when you're sitting there glass and gotta keep the lid warm pro cam from stealth Fingerless shooting gloves from black ovus fifty dollar gift card to born primitive outdoor a sandbag from go ruck for home Gym workout sweet a montana knife hat. We're still going a dark energy charger a spoon for the backcountry So like a long spoon. Oh, yeah, dude. That is awesome. Thanks for coming man. Thank you And what'd you think about today cutting up enough you like elbowed me like dude, this is sick. It was awesome I thought I literally thought I was like, wow, this is almost worth the whole camp There are three workstations here three workstations there and three workstations down there. You're going to need to measure Sight make and model peep to arrow length peep to pin length Let's go and all we need for the spacing here is just so if you look here at the If you look here where the limb is on each you see how there's no limb off of the finger So the limb is just matched up with the finger on both sides So chad if you want to put a little pressure on this, there you go and loop there Go ahead and unwind it from here. They come with a paper clip in them We're going to take the paper clip out and take them directly apart We're not going to add any twists or untwist anything because these come twisted at the right spec from the factory We're going to go furthest towards the shelf side So it's going to be your top yoke because your yoke here and your control cable the end loop on the gas are not The end loop on the gas are served. These ones are not served So the end loop on the gas we're going to have to end up doing the back one first So still preserving that twist just hold that there you go That's going to keep the twist the same So i'm not worried about it because we'll just go through and use your limb shift and get it tuned Anyways, separate this into five strings You're going to have your main string two cables and two yokes and you're looking for your yokes right now The end of the world if this untwists, it's not like this is all ruined We're just going to go through and say we put full tension on the bow and everything adjusts a little bit And it'll end up moving our string up and down a little bit when we twist into here We're pulling from right here and it's going to rotate the cam this direction And it's going to bring our timing mark closer into where that actual cable is Knobs on the end of your fingers. Those are going to allow you to put pressure on your limbs All we need is enough to just barely pull your string off. Okay, so that's how it was on the bow We're going to take and fold it in half put the paper clip that is on our new string Around there. We're not going to we're not going to do anything with the new string yet We just we're just putting them together the limb shift axle right there. So this only goes for lift axes We'll twist on these here So i'll go ahead and pull that straight all the way And that kind of gets rid of those little twists or at least makes them look smaller And then i'll just get the shape of that And then the yokes don't really untwist as easy. So that's nice, but i'll just get it on the cam track And I don't even really put the yoke separator in yet until we actually get it on the bow I'll go in here and i'll just do like a twist like that And then that way everything's got tension You're gonna be able to put everything and not have to worry about stuff falling off about a serving or two width is pretty good Pull it snug there. What surgeon's surgeon's not perfect. Okay Tip for the little pro tip. Yep. Don't ever bring your lighter under it, right? Yeah, you will burn it. Yeah Move it around a little bit. Yep flare it out That ball up nice Wax the piss out of it. So you're going on. Okay, so that and then we're gonna do it the other way on the other side pull And then I like to use give it a little bit more of a stretch If nothing makes a funky noise you probably did it right Point high and to the right knock Low left so that so the arrow i'm exaggerating went in like this correct point high and to the right So we're gonna put two twists in that that's the beauty of you don't actually have to have a draw board to know what's wrong In the flame against this Back and forth battle of trying to get this loop in the peep to be straight Okay, so we're going to start with it straight which it is luckily if it was And it had a bunch of twists to it Right. Let's say it sat sideways like that. Okay what we can do and it's Two to three twists and the string is not the end of the world. Um for you guys It's going to change your draw length a little bit, but we want our peep straight Okay, so if it was in this position and we got the height where we want it What you're going to do Is pull your string off of the bottom cam adjust from here This has less effect on rotation than this and i've got to hold it because the way this contours Sir, you will definitely need more than one arrow So when we do the lab radar, we're going to shoot at 70 So we just need to make sure we're on the bail at 70 Then we'll work at either 60 or 70 or something like that and we'll really fine-tune one of those and get it Hit and perfect and then we'll put the tape on so that that range points to the right range on the tape Kind of like zeroing a rifle, I guess where you got to like pick a range and zero it 277 at launch This like averages them out too, which is nice One thing So that's that you could I would keep this and I would keep this. Okay 32 and there's your clamp right there. Perfect. Thank you, sir The orange, yeah But to tie a double constrictor take it in your right hand throw it over the string make an x okay, okay make another x Take the tail that you use to make the x's And run it under both of those arms of the x so you're running under both of those arms Right. Yeah pull that up and take it and shove it through the other arm of the x. Okay Now we're just going to take that right here and you just constrict it down You can see the entire knot constricts on itself Basically what you have in here is you have a you have a half hitch that has wraps over the top of it Let's suck it all down Another half It's pretty cool with a backpack on out out of breath I want you to shoot almost predominantly odd distances. How are you going to hunt solo this year? I'll be uh, colorado hopefully wyoming Looking for a lot of reps every rep counts looking for full range of motion That would be one step up step down One put them together Lower. Yep. Good Okay, we're gonna go 10 times slower, okay No speaking. Okay But in your head full speed loud, sir Too fast too fast remember you're just pressing on the gas speedometers coming up 25 mile an hour cruise control just stay in that rate of increase until it goes off or it doesn't none of your business Feel that pressure you moved your finger on that one. Okay. Now you just feel this pressure increase good Look at your hand. Look at your hand. See it. Look at it. Can you see this? This is what we're looking for still got the hook. This is hanging out of the hand. That's what we're looking for Good break. Yeah, so good. Yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah go go You gotta get louder than me brother when you pull on a thumb button the movement is You have to have enough around it, which you do right? So if I would have pressed the click Then I want you to actually grab onto a release like this and just pull your thumb This is the motion I'm, not moving anything other than moving my my hand rearward that's The movement it articulates from this joint Right, so you would draw back and aim then you press the click Then here I go and then you're pulling if you want to pull you're pulling just your thumb Good got a pin for that I do Quick you hit my arrow. Oh, that's like right in the middle. Oh gosh, that's perfect I'm I apologize What are your questions at this point? 45 yard hard shot Apologize, I punched the trigger. My thinking was not louder than my thoughts Is your if you turn her factor high enough right now always? Give me another one. There you go Good work. I'm watching No, you gave it a now maybe Yeah Wait get me in there Yep The first rooftop tent that I ever put on was a tapui don't get that one It's decent to set up is a nightmare to take down So when you're a mobile elk hunter you're like I don't want to spend 30 minutes doing gymnastics on top of my truck in the dark So you're not going to get a rooftop tent and get a canvas cutter. This is awesome. Fill this you guys need to put like Lay on it if you want So that's your memory foam that comes with it Um, I think this is an upgrade but get the little sheet cover and then put your sleeping bag in here your pillow Yeah, just like his check his out and then they also make a nest for that So if you want to unzip this all the way and just sleep under the stars You can do the nest bug free Really good accessories. This is a no-brainer if it's raining. You don't have a rooftop tent take this sucker Slide it under a good night So if you are a mobile elk hunter and you are fickle on where you go and you're changing locations often And you don't want to set up a tent Get out Night bugle find your elk and don't set up a tent. Just sleep under the truck good to go I've spent more nights in that than I care to even remember Now let's get this thing up in the air so That's it. And then we're deployed Which is pretty cool if it's really cold or whatever I might set up a little buddy heater and shut this and shut this And get things drying out hanging in the racks or whatever Cook my water right here my pack laid out Get a tote get my food bag all that kind of stuff when I get in here I'll just put this back down. I got a full size go look at it. Go ahead snoop around check it out Got boil a couple extra pairs of crispies or whatever boots i'm wearing Battery systems and stuff like charging stations, but like toothbrush kind of like all the Like all the stuff. I don't want to go find climb through a tote or whatever So I recommend something like this if if it makes sense for you I primarily use onyx So they're just getting better and better and better right now. I think onyx has the upper hand Go back on historical fires onyx goes back like 12 years or so Ultra runners and trail runners love using this and then they'll talk about their height They'll post pictures on a lot of these areas. They're posting pictures of elk. They're posting pictures of goats deer Moose if you can move this up higher that goes up now your first and your second are square and equal to each other Okay, so that axis is good this one's off a little bit so we're going to adjust this guy It matters for shooting uphill downhill Wait, how you set a third act or point on third axis is tuning your scope to your hand torque Everybody here has hand torque you can have minimal but everybody has some to a certain extent But once you get to that like 20 to 25 degrees, which isn't that hard to get when you're hunting if you're hunting in mountains things like that Or shooting out of tree stands. It can matter a lot. Um Some of my competitions I do i've shot up like 35 to 40 degrees I've seen people miss those by feet It doesn't matter quite as much It matters a lot more than you might think First one here. We're gonna have everybody line up probably do three to four people at a time shoot two shots at that far ram Come up range it shoot your two shots And then when we get down there pay attention to where you hit Walk up and take a picture of it or just make sure you have a good mental image of it Because we're going to pay attention to where everybody's hitting and then we're going to go shoot uphill We're going to go shoot the opposite of this and see How everybody's third axis is doing and then we will shoot them in from there for the people that do have them on So shoot shoot two for sure, but make sure you break two good shots as if you already got pictures Just tall Looks dead nice Yeah As long as you're looking perfectly straight through your scope and seeing a tube the whole way to where you can see equal sides Of the inside of it on both sides. That's going to be your third axis So i'm gonna i'm gonna have we're gonna have everybody draw back just draw back and look at it and just see If you're seeing more on one side than the other if you are then your third axis is going to be just hair off And we'll start to we'll me and josh will mess with and show you guys how to do it To where you can really see if it's right down the pipe or not And then we'll keep messing with it until everybody's is directly straight through so like a tube But you shouldn't actually see a tube. It should look like a circle if you see a tube We gotta adjust it. So if you're ever shooting weird on Side hills or on uphill downhill. It's going to be easiest if you're if you do shoot with your feet together Don't you say when you're uphill you spread your feet apart more same? Feet feet are going to be together. Okay, so if we move your third axis Go reside in on the elf targets right here, and then we'll meet you guys over there and then we'll go shoot The sheep again, and then we'll shoot the bears and then we can keep moving if you guys need more It was low when it broke Pretty close to the spot any specific weights you like Uh, I just put josh's on okay. I love josh's when they're These are the nicest ones that i've ran. Okay Left still way left target when I Lifeline like you can see you can kind of see where my grip runs. Okay here me so for me. I always tell people like Hold your hand out. Yeah, I got the shaft. You literally just slide it up So, I mean you can always you don't you want to do your best not go over your lifeline on it Okay, so it's really in there. Yeah, it's going to be in this pad Okay, so with how far in you are you're going to be torquing that bow a little bit more um It's just not quite as consistent when you have that much hand on it. Okay, so if you can just All you gotta do is just rotate your hand out just a hair Out just a hair to where even if you're getting the bottom of your grip in the middle of this life That's okay, but you don't want it to be over that lifeline at all Your ideal is going to be right down Right down this like you can kind of see where I hold mine at If I'm at full draw That's how it's going to be. You you want your hand to be flat Onto the bow. You don't want like part of your hand up You want it to just you want to just be able to press the entirety of your hand into that bow You don't want like the top of your hand more into it or the bottom of your hand more into it You want to equal across that whole thing if you draw back with your top cam into the hill On the way back and then level it back out it's going to create a little bit of hand bias because I would suggest when you guys come and shoot this target shoot one where you draw back straight to it like you normally would And you're going to notice that your bow is going to want to keep dragging over So if you draw back with your top cam into the hill a little bit, it's going to create a little bit of hand bias To where when you center it back out It's not going to want to drag it even close to as bad at all So it's going to feel like you're shooting your normal flat ground shot But if you don't do that, it's you're going to be fighting it the entire shot It's going to be a lot harder to keep your bubble in the middle which can be very important For some of your little bit longer shots I drew back with an end to it and then as I settled in I level my bow Then by the time I get my pin on my bow is leveled and i'm okay If your bubble's level your bow is going to be level you always put your bow back to level So you're going to hold back at your most tired fatigued For one full minute. The last one was by far the worst at 70 yards. It was It's a very wide flow Yeah, I got to be prepared to hit it hard to hit the steep stuff and be able to get in front of a a herd and Get myself calm and stay in my stay in my flow definitely the shooting aspect I mean you got to control your breath go through your shot process, especially after this morning's workout So this is just like round two of pain if you talk to joel turner That's all he knows break it. This guy had the best shot break of them All being patient with it not having to shoot right away. That was probably the most useful thing That's what I was afraid of most during elk season. I need to be more prepared work on my cardio more my recovery better You know and obviously keep practicing shooting shooting the bow. I think the uh, the one minute is always a challenge, right? I think you're you're gassed. Uh, you've been up and down this mountain three times and so Um, yeah, definitely the minute was it was was a good challenge a lot of fun something to continue to improve on I just need to continue to push with my health issues to To bust through those barriers. Like I said, I know, you know hiking up this hill. I know what I need to do now This is a really cool crew that I enjoyed hanging out with like you guys are legit. So Go change the world go make it better go kill a bull. That's what I want to see go get a bull killed That's our business model revolves around you having success Anything else fellas? Closing time