PC 167 Dropping Archery Bombs with Dr Ulmer

Nock On Archery

Nock On Podcast

Sports:wilderness, Wilderness, Sports

4.9 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 3 April 2018

⏱️ 86 minutes

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This podcast is with longtime friend Randy Ulmer. We share thoughts and experiences on several of the industries trends and popular products. We both listen and play devils advocate on a number of topics.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Knock-On Podcast where we bring you archery information and education that
0:07.1	you can trust.
0:08.6	Knock-On was created as a way to bring all archers together regardless of the brand you
0:13.1	choose or the style of archery you shoot.
0:15.9	Knock-On Podcasting will deliver professional insights to the latest gear, proper shooting
0:20.5	technique along with high-level equipment setup and tuning.
0:24.6	Hey, hey, hey everybody.
0:27.6	Welcome back to another Knock-On Podcast.
0:30.9	This one is with a legend, a legend of the archery industry.
0:35.2	Am I supposed to call you doctor or sensei?
0:38.4	I don't know.
0:39.4	I'll answer it in a minute.
0:44.8	This is none other than Randy Omer, everybody.
0:48.6	I'm excited.
0:50.4	It's been a while since we've talked.
0:52.8	We talked briefly about the new bows when they came out.
0:55.8	You asked me a few things about the new hoiets and I gave you some of my initial feedback
1:02.2	on just how I set mine up.
1:05.1	Did you end up working on yours at all and get one preliminarily going anyway?
1:09.6	Yeah, I've got a couple of them going.
1:12.5	The new one, both of them are the red works.
1:14.5	I got that turbo and the other one, the longer one.
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