CUSTOM Turkey ARROWS & Why It's BETTER

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[Jaydon_outdoors]

I just wanted to let you know I’ve been watching your videos for a very long time and I’m 12 years old and I work 1 job with school and 2 jobs in the summer and I’m working hard at archery and I’m learning so much from you and you are the person I look up to and tell my dad and my brothers and my friends about and you are my remodel, keep up the great content!!

[deluxsundial]

I like to use a small section (1’-2’ or so) of foam pipe insulation for like 3/4” pipe as a simulated turkey neck target with the pillow as a backstop, stab the foam in a box so it’s sticking straight up and in front of the pillow. If you’re good to go it will chop the foam in half. Good luck this spring!

[ImperiousArchery]

3 fletch 4” shield cut turkey feathers work great with those heads out to 60yards (65lbs) (minus wind)

[NewDayOutdoors]

Nice job Chris. I am the engineer for Magnus and have killed a pile of birds with the Bullheads. I just put a 101 video on the Magnus YT channel and a similar one on my channel as well and cover much of what you covered and more. If anyone has any questions, please reach out to us at Magnus or myself directly. Remember lifetime no questions asked warranty on those heads and blades. Thanks again Chris!

[keystonestatebowmen]

It’s a good idea to tighten the blades after each shot into your target. They use a #1 size phillips screwdriver. Love the Bullheads and the destruction they cause! Good luck this spring 🏹🦃

[sinepari]

I wanted to go back to 5mm after playing with 4mm for a few seasons and purchased a dozen of Chris' last batch of RIP TKOs, which were top of my list for replacements. They have excellent attention to detail and are perfectly built arrows. I can't recommend them enough. They're even batch-numbered.

[kerbs-]

Chris, you've been a huge inspiration to me, thanks a lot! I am going all out hunting this coming season! Keep up the great content! Could you give us a video on how you train your bow shot? It'd be a lot of help!

[JarrettThorne]

Great video Chris, I just recently got my arrows setup for these broad heads but I have the 100 grains. I managed to have my bow guy figure out how long my arrows needed to be to help keep my fingers safe. I also spun the inserts on mine so the blades nearly match up with the fletchings. I am running a 3 fletch setup, but I do not plan on shooting any further than 15-20 yds. My guy told me about the pillow target too, I have mine setup with some thin cardboard on the back with a turkey target on the front. This will be my first time bow hunting them, got about 4 weeks until season here in MI!

[sinepari]

Unlike most archery videos on the Internet, I learn a little bit of information each time I watch a Chris Bee video.

[hotshotelkslayer]

Good video from the Goat….appreciate the setup video Chris…and you had on your bino harness…can you go over it while you’re doing a video please…what it is and the components….good luck on the turkey hunts Chris…shoot straight😊

[mikelebuckband]

I’ve never tried wearing my bino harness whilst building arrows before jk 😂😂…… great video dude!

[SomeGuyFromOK]

Turkey and hog have always interested me. I just picked up a bow for the first time last April and just upgraded to a Lift 33 last month. I haven’t hunted anything with a bow yet, but after this year I will! 😊

[Morpheen]

Chris!! I miss seeing the ASA videos, hope you get back into it someday

[wcwcgarner]

I have had good Turkey kills wt Rage hypodermic no collar 2 inch cut. Wt Easton axis 5mm arrows. That's the only time I shoot mechanicals broadheads. Cool video

[TN_vigilance]

This will be my first season going after turkeys with a bow. Got my Phase 4 ready and just ordered these bad boys!

[loganmilesMX]

Im newer to archery, hoping to gain enough skill for turkey spring gobbler season. Would you guys recommend me practicing head shots? I was advised against it, i assume cause im new but the head shot seems like the way to go. Thanks

[EthanM]

I need help. I’ve had a Bowtech cp28 for a while and I can’t get my peep as far up the string as I would like. To where I look at down the string, the peep can’t go up that far because the serving on the sting to protect it from the cam goes down too far, so it causes me to have to look through my peep at an uncomfortable position. Is there a way to fix it, or do I just have to deal?

[JustinPeters-jtqt]

Been using the megameats for turkey and there doing good but definitely thinking about using some magnus turkey heads those look nice

[LoganGibson-nz]

What’s a good stabilizer for Mathew’s lift for front & back if I didn’t want to get the bridge lock ones they make?

[marcusg]

Any chance you're going to be bringing the 250 spine uncut arrows back?
also were you doing 4 4inc fletchings with those arrows?