Hummingbird Longbow 3-D Shoot

Published on May 8, 2020
Duration: 18:53

This video showcases a 3-D archery shoot using a Hummingbird Kingfisher longbow. It highlights the setup of life-sized foam targets, discusses the mechanics of 3-D competitions including scoring and stakes, and details the use of Beman CenterShot carbon arrows. The importance of target quality, safety considerations, and the honor system in 3-D archery are also emphasized.

Quick Summary

3D archery targets are made of foam, often featuring replaceable inserts in vital areas for easier arrow removal and extended target life. Official competitions use varied stake distances for different classes, while casual practice allows flexible distance selection.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Hummingbird Kingfisher Longbow
  2. 01:31Elk Target and Foam Construction Explained
  3. 03:16Wild Boar Target and 3-D Match Mechanics
  4. 05:21Black Bear Target and Carbon Arrows
  5. 06:46Deer Target and Safety Considerations
  6. 08:16Bobcat Target and Target Quality Discussion
  7. 10:01The Honor System in 3-D Archery
  8. 13:31Standing Bear Target and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Hummingbird Kingfisher longbow?

The Hummingbird Kingfisher is a 66-inch longbow with a 50-pound draw weight at 28 inches, introduced by Hickok45 for his return to archery practice and 3D shoots.

How are 3D archery targets made and what are their features?

3D archery targets are constructed from foam, often with replaceable inserts in the vital areas. These inserts are designed for easier arrow removal and to extend the overall lifespan of the target.

What are the mechanics of a 3D archery match?

Official 3D matches have stakes at varying distances for different archery classes. For casual practice, shooters can select their own distances to challenge themselves or practice hitting vital zones.

Why are carbon fiber arrows recommended for 3D archery?

Carbon fiber arrows, like the Beman CenterShot, offer superior durability and consistency compared to traditional wood arrows, making them a practical choice for hobbyist archers.

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