Jeremy Dugger - Bowhunting Statistics

from The Huntian Podcast Hosted by Dustin Wittwer

Dustin and Jeremy meet up at the Western Hunting & Conservation Expo to discuss some telling statistical data Jeremy has been gathering at his archery shop over 5+ years and more than 500 data points. Fixed blade vs. Mechanical. Bow poundage. Shot distance. Wound percentage. We discuss all the major hot button topics with data to back up the numbers. Enjoy! Gulo Outdoors was kind enough to offer their booth space for the podcast. It was the least we could do to say thanks. Email: [email protected] Instagram: @dustinwittwer @thehuntian @muleymojo @finding.backcountry.podcast

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