In this episode, Adam Buchanan dives into his bow setup for the upcoming hunting season, discussing the Hoyt Alpha bow, quiver preferences, sights, stabilizers, arrows, broadheads, and release aids. He shares personal experiences, tips for selecting gear, and insights into what works best for him as a bow hunter. The conversation emphasizes the importance of comfort and accuracy in archery, while also addressing budget considerations for hunters.
The Hoyt Alpha bow is stable and fun to shoot.
Having a backup bow can be beneficial.
A quiver that holds more arrows is preferred for backcountry hunting.
The Spot Hog Boonie sight is easy to dial in.
Stabilizers should be lightweight and unobtrusive.
Gold Tip arrows are reliable and effective.
Broadheads like Sever provide excellent blood trails.
Release aids should feel comfortable and familiar.
Budget considerations are important when selecting gear.
Footwear is a critical investment for hunters.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Bow Hunting Season
02:24 Bow Breakdown: Hoyt Alpha and RX-1
06:05 Quiver Choices and Preferences
09:04 Sights: Exploring the Spot Hog Boonie
13:47 Stabilizers and Their Importance
15:46 Arrow Rest: Transitioning to Hamski
18:04 Arrow Selection: Gold Tip and Fletching Choices
21:51 Broadheads: Sever and G5 Striker
24:20 Release Aids: Finding the Right Fit
26:41 Conclusion and Future Topics