WHAT VANES ARE THE QUIETEST?

there is not much difference just listening with the others, so you can listen, the first two are the first is four feathers, the second is three feathers, then the feathers and then on the rest of them, it's like any type of vein Normally, they are variants so small that a pen is enormously larger. loud, obviously, a very small, elegant vein, obviously, you know, quieter, very interesting, although final thoughts, the main thing I guess I wanted to achieve in this is just being aware of your feathers and, if it's really quiet, if It is a small and silent vein.

You may not aim your broadheads well, so you may have a really quiet arrow, but then your broadheads shoot everywhere where you are shooting poorly, but a really big vein like a jacket or a maximum hunter that can direct its broadhead very, very well could be a little bit louder, but you're shooting very accurately, so there are pros and cons, since you typically drift toward the smaller, quieter veins, you'll lose that forgiveness. When directing your arrow and broadheads, if you are shooting field broadheads, none of this matters, no one cares how strong your arrow is, most of these veins will direct your arrow very well, they will all direct your arrow very well if you're relatively attentive to

what

matters is a hunting situation, this is important with broadheads so be aware of it, you know it's something I'm always aware of, it's like you want to be as quiet as possible but you also know it's forgiving. and allow your arrow to direct your broadhead as much as possible so that there is the balance point that you know and it is as quiet as your arrow can achieve with the right amount of direction, so if you go down this rabbit hole rabbit, yes, there is some variation between different veins obviously you know higher you know more on top of the arrow more material it's going to be louder sleeker stiffer smaller veins obviously they're going to be a little bit quieter is that a big difference? no, it's enough for you to maybe know to gain a couple more yards of aerial flight on the deer before he hears it maybe I guess that's for you guys to decide final thoughts, is it worth worrying about?

I think

what

's most worth worrying about is shooting the bow well and knowing that you're going to hit what you're aiming for. I think that's more important. I think the most important thing in anything is literally your form and being able to shoot well. This is all extra, but it's fun. This is a fun little study we did. Now we are scientists. You can call me. Dr. Chris, now Riley, how does that sound sound? Sounds perfect, doctor, okay, we'll see you next time. See you goodbye.