Splayed Arrow 🏹 #medieval #robinhood #history

[Doc-Holliday]

I can’t tell you how many arrows I’ve lost in the grass exactly as you showed. I never realized there was a better way. I feel like this could be a medieval info commercial.

[maxmorris]

Roving sounds much more sophisticated then shooting random stuff.

[serujiphonx]

By far the most well spoken medieval period English peasant archer i ever encountered on my quests

[drewvaldez]

This man is proof that archery is a strength build not a dex build

[lewisblackwiththenicehair]

Didn't think the archery guy would keep 2 guns on him at all times, but here we are 💪

[dr.bright]

Damn bro. Sportin that extra swoll villager drip!

[Jari-]

Video's like this make history so much more fun

[theoutlawking]

Man single handedly keeping Robin Hood's Legacy Alive!

[wopachop]

English youtubers are such a treat, especially when the subject matter is quintessentially english! Long bows rule

[SamBrownBaudot]

The best explanation I've ever heard for these "rope cutter" arrows. I've been hearing people point out for years that not only are they not really very good at cutting ropes, but seriously, how many of us shoot that precisely anyway? This explanation makes so much more sense.

[ShinyAnvil]

Crescent shaped arrowheads were predominantly used for bird hunting, rarely small game hunting as the impact brakes bones but missing the target will likely not result in loosing the arrow.

[freyatilly]

Love this, the accent, the outfit; and the bowmanship. 👍🏼🏹

[ShinobiM]

“Some people spend more time looking for arrows than they do loosing them” I didn’t need to be called out like that 😂

[elguerojusticiero]

this young man is very intimidating to me. i picture being a proud (yet flowery) french knight in agincourt grinning madly cause i finally got into stabbing range with the english archers and seeing this absolute unit grinning back, waiting for me.

[indianmartialartsresearchg]

In Sanskrit, the crescent arrow head is called "ardha-chandra". "Baan" is Sanskrit for arrow. Just thought I'd add that.

[devsingh]

It's called chandra baan (moon shaped arrow) used by ancient Indian archers in war

[ColdHawk]

I’d like an endless video loop of this man saying “unencumbered, ” please.

[richtomlinson]

Okay, that makes sense.
I thought that type of arrow would be for small rodents and birds, but an arrow that flips into the open would help to find them again.

[davepearce]

Education is always fun with Robin. 👍🏻😊😊

[Sebastian-vijh]

I love this type of History it’s makes it so much more interesting to have the details explained by an expert and you enthusiasm is contagious 😊