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Great Vid of Peter O VS Chinese Olympian

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Jinkster 22-Jul-17
longbowdave 22-Jul-17
George D. Stout 22-Jul-17
Dry Bones 22-Jul-17
throwback 22-Jul-17
Jinkster 22-Jul-17
Wapiti - - M. S. 23-Jul-17
Bob Rowlands 23-Jul-17
JustSomeDude 23-Jul-17
Jinkster 23-Jul-17
2 bears 23-Jul-17
JustSomeDude 23-Jul-17
2 bears 23-Jul-17
JustSomeDude 23-Jul-17
JustSomeDude 23-Jul-17
aromakr 23-Jul-17
Bob Rowlands 23-Jul-17
From: Jinkster
Date: 22-Jul-17




Gentlefolk?...this utoob video I stumbled upon is over a year old so some of you may have already seen it but this morning?...it was a first for me and I thoroughly enjoyed it as?... 1. Even though it's recorded in languages (and captions) that are foreign and unknown to me?...it soundly held my attention proving once again that the love for "All Forms" of archery transcends even language barriers. 2. It showcases both the exacting accuracy of Olympic style archery along with a strong nod of the head to what can be achieved with more traditional gear. Both archers gave amazing performances where when challenged with shooting rings randomly dropped from unseen locations and?...as viewed against what was a visually mind boggling backdrop?....both archers nearly folded at the start of things but then both gained their composure...gamed it out...and went on to adapt to what were some rather stunningly impressive finishes. Unfortunately?...you will have to "Skip Ad" a couple times to view the video in it's entirety but I found it extremely worthwhile and entertaining to do so...here's the vid...hope you enjoy! :)

From: longbowdave Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 22-Jul-17




A little hard to understand, they must be from Georgia, maybe Feather Merchant can translate some... Cool vid tho :)

From: George D. Stout Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 22-Jul-17




This was posted on here a while back Bill. It is interesting to see the different styles...totally different styles, but both effective.

From: Dry Bones
Date: 22-Jul-17




Not sure how long back, but I did see this before. I thought it was a good show of different forms of archery and how each can be utilized.

-Bones

From: throwback
Date: 22-Jul-17




It was new to me and interesting. Made me want to shoot some arrows, thanks Jinkster.

From: Jinkster
Date: 22-Jul-17




Box Call: Austrian...but close enough...I had him pegged as a German version of Byron Ferguson.

From: Wapiti - - M. S. Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 23-Jul-17




New to me also, thought it was a good competition.

From: Bob Rowlands
Date: 23-Jul-17




The Austrian is clearly influenced by Brian F. While technically a very fine shot, he doesn't peg the bad@$$ meter like Ferguson, primarily because he doesn't have Ferguson American charisma and swagger. lol The Korean dude was out of his element on the dropped hoops. If he shot instinctive he likely be a very fine shot in short order. Asians and 'suck' go together about like oil and water.

From: JustSomeDude
Date: 23-Jul-17




"The Korean dude" is a Chinese woman...Olympic gold medalist record Holder.

From: Jinkster
Date: 23-Jul-17




wow...LOL!

Bob?...did you even watch the vid?

From: 2 bears
Date: 23-Jul-17




There is a condensed version of that shoot out, in English, or else those two met another time on a show like that. Very interesting. I thought he would do better if he drew before the drop like she did. Ken >>>--->

From: JustSomeDude
Date: 23-Jul-17




Ken, He's only pulling back about halfway anyhow :)

From: 2 bears
Date: 23-Jul-17




I didn't catch that probably threw his timing off too. Ken

From: JustSomeDude
Date: 23-Jul-17

JustSomeDude's embedded Photo



Interesting to see how people shoot. He follows through, but the string is off his fingers when his elbow is straight out to the side.

From: JustSomeDude
Date: 23-Jul-17




That screen grab is from his balloon shoot near the beginning. Not even a speed shot.

From: aromakr Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member
Date: 23-Jul-17




Those were difficult shots for anyone, but I continually wonder WHY Ferguson and Peter O. try to emulate Howard. Peter looks good on his own video's where he can edit the film, but certainly looked like an amateur in this one. He short drew several shots. I saw Ferguson on the Tonight Show with Leno many years ago and he didn't look any too sharp either, with out an edit button.

Bob

From: Bob Rowlands
Date: 23-Jul-17




Guess they all look the same to me. lol





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