Okay, can we pre-approved this Brian before you put it up?

So anyway, I'm sure we'll cover a lot of things it'll probably irritate people and some guys will agree with because anytime you talk about this

There's like a decent for opposing

sides of the fence and there's some middle of the road so I just can't buy into the whole face painting

That's what like special ops you put it on you as a field

But then you got to wash your face and then when it came to the shot it's like oh my god

There's a shot autopilot save me right

Bung and I'd off the arrow would go and I answered him but I'm asking you that question. No, I want to hear your

This is Joe Rogan and you're listening to the Gritty Bowman

All right everybody welcome to the Gritty Bowman podcast. I am your closet host Aaron Snyder your real host is behind the camera right now

But since he doesn't know anything about archery I'm taking from here

Today we're gonna talk about arrow setups

Not not covering target and hunting just hunting arrow setup some things to think about and

Give you some base base like pointers on it like just just certain things to look at when you're trying to pick out an arrow

So the the first thing that I do is I take the speed of my bow

And I go the IBO rating is a little bit false

It would take a bolt to lightning for your bow to actually achieve that speed

Basically no no, you know, it's a

30 inches of draw length and then five grains per pound at 70 pounds as IBO but

Anyway without getting into that pretty much I want to get my arrow

Let's say if I'm shooting a 70 pound bow and the IBO is around

325 330 ish then I know I need somewhere between a 420 and a 450 grain arrow to achieve

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