Steven Rinella

I got one very serious bow hunter buddy.

I was having this conversation the other day, like lifelong bow hunter, the kind of guy that's going to hunt with a bow even during gun season.

And instead of his range going out, out, out, like the better the gear gets, everything, he was telling me just the other night, a guy named, a whitetail hunter named Mark Canyon was telling me, he's like,

From now on, I don't know how true he'll stay.

He says, from now on, I don't shoot more than 30 yards.

Why?

Too much margin for error.

They got too much time to react.

You know, they got too much time to react.

They're already doing something.

Makes sense.

And the minute that bow makes a noise...

he's already responding.

Gotcha.

And you'll see people, there's a term people use called jumping the string or ducking the arrow, where if you look in slow motion, there's an arrow coming toward a deer and it looks like he ducked it because he scrunches and the arrow over his back.

What he's actually doing is he's loading up to spring.

So he hears it.

They're so fast.

You can't even comprehend how fast they are.

They're so fast.