Bear recommends this one four four two not adjustable, and it is not meant for hunting or competition. It simply is an affordable youth model to introduce very young children, to shooting compounds and for testing the waters without breaking the bank, completely click the link in the video description for the latest price. The Scout comes as an ambidextrous Youth compound bow. This means it can be shot by right-handed and left-handed archers, but you have to switch the rest, the sight and the strings around forgetting it from right to left handed, and vice versa.

How to do this is written down in the manual apart from the sight and the arrow rest. This one comes ready to shoot out of the box. The arrow rest of this one is made of cheap plastic and is therefore a bit flimsy. It is attached via a tape to the riser, so don’t expect too much of it. It is so small that it is hard for kids to keep the arrow on it while pulling back the string, especially kids that are on the weaker side, may struggle a lot with it.

Theoretically, they would need to slant. This youth compound a bit to prevent the arrows from falling down, but when they struggle with the poundage at the same time, that is not always easy to do. The single pin side is made of plastic as well as kids at such a young age often do much better without one. A lot of parents did not install it in the first place. Apart from that, the site is covered by the riser in parts or completely at certain positions, which makes it pretty useless.

Additionally, a site makes not much sense without a served and peep sight rear sight. So why bother at all? You will get to safer teaglass arrows with the bear Scout that are 28 inches long click. The link in the video description for the latest price.

Introducing the 2014 oppress, 3 from half inch axle to axle a six inch brace height and shoots up to 265 feet per second. All new for 2014 is the bear g3 2 cam rotating module cam system, which allows for draw length adjustments from 15 inches to 27 inches. The bear flared quad limbs have drawl way: adjustments from 15 to 60 pounds, string, suppression system cuts, noise and vibration, aluminum alloy risers, within advanced grip design to illuminate hand. Torque The Apprentice is also available in a ray to hunt package that includes everything needed to set up quickly and start practicing.

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Being pic we’re going to go over a brand new bow that we’re carrying this year and from a whole new line that we’re carrying, we formed a partnership with bear archery and so we’re slowly getting me an inventory from bear archery and we’re going, carry their whole line and we’re also carrying the truck forage products as well, and this bow I’m holding in my hand, is their youth bow, and this is the apprentice to this bow. It’s made for your kids, maybe from eight nine years old depend on what they can pull up to your teenager and even an adult really could use this bow.

A female could use it. There’s adjustability on the poundage from 15 to 60 pound so has one of the widest ranges available now bow tech has had bones in the past that that you had to swapped limbs out they’ve come out with a new bow that you don’t have to now, but this bow here is it’s kind of been the standard for some time as far as the adjustability, so you got 15 to 60 pounds. Adjustability draw weight, then, on the draw length you have. Fifteen to twenty seven inch, so it’s super adjustable and it’s with a great bow for a kid, and they can be adjusted as they grow.

They get stronger, just rolling, and so it’s just a great bow all-around for that sort of purpose. Now this bow is exactly how it comes right out of the box around the box. It does come with a peep sight already installed, and this can be fine-tuned sent by your bow mechanic. This this is D loop, it comes on it, it does come with the whisker biscuit by trophy Ridge, which we believe was one of the best. All-Around hunting rests available, and so it’s comes with that, and that has a 3 pin true go sight and it also has a quiver attached as well.

The only other thing that you might want to add to this boat is a stabilizer, and and that’s it and you had a stabilizer to get you some arrows and a release and you’re ready to shoot. This is mod. Has a has a mod that you just slide. You turn take the set screw out and by moving this module and this cam and this cam, you can adjust the draw length. So no press is required so which is a really good feature as well, because as you get your young person they grow, you can adjust it at home.

If you, if you’d like you, if you want, if you’re into bows and have a little bit mechanics about you, but this bow, they say can shoot up to 265 feet per second and it retails at two hundred and seventy nine dollars, which is the best price point on a package. Youth bow that we’ve seen to date. That’s an a PG camo. Now I’m gonna shoot it. I have a gold tip velocity, Pro arrow, it’s just a shaft and we’re just gonna shoot it just kind of show you a shot with it. Of course it’s not set up for me or or anything like this.

This is basically factored just right out of the box, but we’re just going to shoot this. You can kind of get a feel of the noise and you can kind of see a little bit of a draw cycle. Thank you set it 55 pounds, but it has just a tiny bit of hand shot with the shot and with the stabilizer that that can go away. That’s not nothing uncommon. It is a split yoke designed, so you can fine-tune it as well, if you’re having some tuning issues, but this is the bear archery apprentice to the perfect youth, bow that we found for the best price point 279.

You can buy these directly off our web site at www, pinellascounty, org/hfa HD. We do that all the time and we do run specials from time to time only so it’s always good to call and check with us. You can also email us at eric ER, I see at being outdoors calm, and so, if you have any questions or comments, we’ll be glad to listen to them or answering a question you might have about the bear. Archery apprentice thanks for watching.

Alright, guys I’m going to ask you to excuse the mess on the bench it’s late spring here and, of course, there’s a lot of activities going on outdoors, so my bench is pretty much a total mess I just quickly made of space, because I want to do a review. Video. My boy just turned eight years old and he wanted a bow. I said he go in the backyard and shoot so we looked around a little bit and I’m not gonna lie. We didn’t want to pay top dollar for a bow right off the bat just in case he didn’t like it and we ended up wasting a lot of money.

So we went out. I did a couple, quick searches on the internet and Walmart. Had this bear compound bow it’s a bear, brave and definitely within the price range for you know just seeing if the kid’s gonna like something fifty two dollars in some change, I think’s, what I paid for it. It’s a nice compound bow, it’s really put well put together! Well, it’s nice and light. You know in it’s just good for a beginner that wants to get into it and to see if they’re gonna, like it so I, went out to Walmart to check it out in person like I said picked it up.

Everything was great. This is the packaging that came with it and part of this bow is that I wanted it to be able to grow with him, at least for a little while you know, I didn’t want to get something that you know. He’d have for a couple months and grow out of, and then we have to just get rid of it and get another one. So this is the / -, your tapes, the hell out of me. So here it is, it’s the bear bow you throw a tree brave, you’ve compound archery set flip it around on the back, and here we have some of the features on it and instead of right on it, both specs and features draw length.

Thirteen point five to nineteen point, five inches to me. This tells me that I can adjust the draw length from thirteen point five to nineteen point, five inches. So as he grows, I can adjust the cams on it and get a longer draw, pull so or draw length so that you know it’s not a one-and-done deal. He goes through a growth spurt and it fits them now. I want to be able to adjust it so BAM right that are drawing thirteen point. Five, the nineteen point five inches and then it goes down its poundage from fifteen to twenty five and it just keeps going down and down and down.

But that was the selling point for me on. This bow was at least what I thought drawings. Thirteen point, five to nineteen point: five inches could have sworn didn’t to me. That means it’s adjustable, so we get it. He gets it for his birthday today we just got it and he was out shooting it and right now it’s perfect I mean with a full extension. You know the the strings coming right back to the corner of his lip and he’s set with it and I call. This is awesome, so then I was looking and I’m like you know how how am I going to be able to adjust this I want to know how to do it.

So let me get to the right page here in the old owners manual, and here just so. You know this is the bear warrior and brave owner manual, so they cover two different models with one owner manual, which that happens a lot no big deal so we’re gonna open up to page 9, cam adjustments, warrior adjustment adjusting the draw length. It tells you how to do it, everything else and there’s a picture of the cam and I’m sitting there at his birthday party and I’m looking because, of course, you can’t get the owner’s manual out of the box prior to opening it, though that cam looks absolutely nothing like that.

One, so I keep reading keep reading get down here to the bottom right here: brave three adjusting the drawings. While the brave three does not have an adjustable draw length, the youth Archer will achieve full, let off for two to three inches at full: draw dude what the hell I was instantly pissed. This has. This is what this says draw link, while the brave three does not have an adjustable draw length, I’m just gonna, stop it. There pick up the packaging that the brave came in draw length.

Thirteen point: five to nineteen point: five inches yeah, I’m, pissed I, don’t care how good the bow is. Whenever you put on a packaging that that’s all you can see, that appears to me that it has an adjustable draw length and then you actually get into the owner’s manual and it says no draw length adjustment. Obviously the cam or the cams are different, not even close, so apparently. Well. Definitely this pose getting taken back and if I can find the warrior.

I will pick up the warrior just because it has the adjustable draw length and I like the way this is put together, how light it is, and the boy really seemed to enjoy it today, but he’s gonna curl out of this in two months, and it’s like damn. Why in the hell, would you put it there again? I’m, not a bow guy draw a length. Thirteen point, five to nineteen point: five inches am I wrong and not assuming that this is adjustable, am I wrong. I mean you guys tell me I mean maybe I just don’t know what I’m talking about but yeah.

This thing is going back to Walley world tomorrow and we’re gonna pick them up the warrior model, because that is definitely adjustable, but I just wanted to let people know if you’re looking for a youth bow, that’s gonna grow with your kid, for you know a couple years stay away from the bear brave addition. Even though the package says it’s a juggler, it has a draw length from point A to point B. It doesn’t not unless I’m miss reading it and they’re saying to draw length.

Okay, here’s thirteen point five and here’s the nineteen point: five I don’t get I, don’t get that so just watch watch out. Hopefully this video helps somebody out and but again other than that I like the way the it’s constructed, and it fits him perfectly for being eight years old. It’s just white! If you’re gonna put this on here. This draw length highlight underneath it that this model is not adjustable so that people don’t think it is alright. That’s it I’m gonna get out of here later.

How’s it going this is Mitch and Sophie with an aged survival. School and I turned five are out stumping for the very first time with her Brady bow and arrow set stay tuned, this court beautiful courts, that’s our new bow and she’s shooting for the first time today, technically we shot at a couple. That’s right! You new bow! Technically, we shot it a couple times in the house.

Last night, yep lots of pine shooting a little area that has an openness to it. Yeah like a stage over here huh over here we could shoot yeah. It seems like a good place for us to shoot a little bit all right. Let’s get you set up, put your leg right here, no hey! You want to start clothes. First, fine, slowly, move back spring arrows over here.

Look at the arrow! You can see the arrow, so you want to straight, and then you pull it straight back all the way to your mouth, so the tip is right. Next to the handle, that’s a full draw like this. You let go and you shoot yeah. Now your bull kicks to the right a little. It seems to shoot arrows to the right a little bit.

So let’s try out more time there we go, so it seems to kind of go to the right a little bit when I. Let go the arrows kind of bend to the right. So so just so you know that aim towards the left. Alright, okay, your turn, so you see if you can hit the tree there, you go I’ll hold this. You get set up left hand.

Go has been up a little bit. Anyone with that and focus all the way back into Silvertip. Okay, try again try to hit the tree strike. It now hold on don’t shoot while I’m over here. Why? Because I’m over here, you might hit me, we got up the arrows. Okay, try again the way you set this up, show you you hold the bow.

You always hold the bow, the way you hold the bow. So then, so, let’s watch me watch me, so you hold the bow okay, so I’m still holding the bow as if I shot I’m still holding it. I grab my arrow spin it so the whites facing up put it in the nock, put the nock on the string, I’m ready to shoot, so you never actually let go of the book.

Will your left hand your is holding then, when you’re ready to shoot next, one? Okay, all right, try to hit the tree good. Do it again you shot. It remember, keep your hand on the bow I know, but you look over right now. Try to keep the left hand holding the bow the whole time hold onto the bow right now.

Will your left hand hold the handle there? You go turn it around. So it’s the right way there you got this see hold like this hold it pull it, pull it’s so top and spin. This put it down slide right, that’s it! Okay, try again, aim it’s close boss to the left full draw exactly all the way. Let’s do it together.

You hold it. Okay, ready stood together, Oh JA keep going, keep going, he’s gone, you hit the tree, sighs, it was all sideways right and, as you get stronger, I’ll get you another bullet, even strong way off to the left. All right, one more arrow left so you’ll hold it like this right on. Here, slide it back until it clicks in good job.

Okay, now pull all the way back and ticket open till gets to your mouth. You hit the tree again came bouncing back. It’s crazy! All right little bit fat like right here, I think you should see where you are for now. Until you can hit it every single time, then you move back all right. Very nice yep see my how I put my the bow sideways.

Hey this one’s really hard to pull back. Try trying to try to hold my, but my boss, huge it’s taller than you. Are you can’t even move it see? So, as you get stronger, I’ll get you stronger bows and your arrows can go faster and faster, but at least you got your first one. You started you get your own bow now.

I am so excited for you that you have your own bow and arrows having fun pulling off the pieces. As far as you can find again, you hit the tree. Let’s try again get it again. They check everything by myself. All right, you have to stick in. You do with the white facing you not on the end. Go aim at the tree aim at the tree, pull back as far as you can wow you hit it.

Yeah! Try it again. Mmm-Hmm want to pull back. As far as you can good. You hit it again, you’re getting good yep. So what you want to do is you want to hold your arm out as far as you can pretty much right and then you have to have the arawa pull back. You want to try to have it be sorts, it gets the same place every time like your mouth every time, and then you just let go that way.

The arrows as strong as it can be and it shoots the same strength every time. Okay, one left, yeah I think you’ve hit it. Every time you haven’t got you the one to stick in yet you’ve hit it every single time, you’re getting good already. As far as you can make sure you aiming at the tree. Well, I was a good shot.

I went flying, yeah one to shoot all right, not the arrows to be on this side of the handle. That’s why you with the tree, pull back as far as you can and there you go so goes forward it as far as you can, and it’s far back as you can’t do little fans exactly yep. As far as you can that’s the first thing: go like this good right in there perfect good job you getting it all right aim at the tree and I’ll pull back as far as you can and go as much as kid you hit it again.

Good I see so fast there all right there I didn’t get him. Okay load it up, big, no shot. You know how to hold it hand nope there you go good. Very nice. Yep aim pulls far as you can. You hit it again, good job nope. Is that how you set it up? No! No! No! No! So you wanna know now that you’re ready to go first thing you do, is you put your hand, you aim towards it make sure toilet stall or sideways? Okay dig bring your head in bring it and now try to put this all the way to meet you good job white towards you very good, good job, yeah you’re getting better at it.

Oh, my goodness, I love it all right, I’ll, lock them up going right at it. That’s good frak! It touched it. It touched it yep yep, so try to pull it back. A little further, give a little a little more strength to your arrow. So we can stick in that was a great shot had a lot of power that time you almost got it just missed it, and and look at the arrow look down the arrows to help.

You aim right now, you’re off to the left, come on to the right there, you go now try to pull yeah. So so what you do is you figure out where, where you’re I’m not going to shoot? Okay, so I want it to go right here. So right now, I’m looking down the arrow and then once I see that I have it lined up I keep this where it is my left hand, doesn’t move, doesn’t twist and hold it very lightly and I go straight back and then I just let going it’s time to let go okay, so you put your heroine I’m watching the arrow I’m, looking down it I’m, seeing where the tip is facing, where the whole shaft is facing, then I hold it still where I want to hit it and then I put my hand forward a little bit and I go back at the same time, wrenching my left hand stops, and my right keeps going straight back to my cheek now your ours I just keep going so I.

Get to my cheek, then I double check that I’m still where I should be and I let go. That’s it. That’s the whole whole thing you got it again, also sure, let’s stop that little one really far away so I’m gonna take a shot at this one right in front of the camera yeah. It’s pretty far away, let’s see if I can hit it.

I can’t see, though I know far I can’t even shoot back, I know so far. Okay, we kick it girl. Anything I got it I hit the stop come on. Let’s go for a walk right here. Put my blow up against the tree, which are for my bow. You see this sort of sits on a stump, see my arrow. We see it. You see a little stumped by shot dead center, huh, not a bad little shot, it’s nice, and that happens so quick here we go all right.

So now, I only see one arrow. There go find your hours before you lose them very easy to lose arrows. If you don’t grab your arrows right away, you can lose him. No! It’s from when you shot them, find the rest all right, super long shot. Now you try to get that deer go properly. This down here goes: oh, it’s upside down all right! Almost that was a great shot that went really far.

You pull back far that time and that’s and that’s the thing when I pull back as far as you can, until you get the front of the arrow right in there right near the arrow rest, the clothes right right, if you could get it right to there before you shoot that’d be the best. The strongest of both can be every inch.

You know how big an inch is right. Little every inch is a big difference in the strength of the arrow. It flies every inch mouse. That’s why I put my finger on it at first. That’s why I put my finger on it. First I’ll show you like say: I was getting set up with your bow. This is how I would hold it. What put my finger on it get my hand on here now, once I stop pulling back, then I let go because now the arrow has tension.

It’s not going to go in now. Now the tension is off I’m not pulling back anymore. That’s how I do it right, Oh Big Shot, try again same exact spot yep, it’s harder back here, huh! Oh, it’s stuck in the ground! Look at that, if that was a squirrel, you would have got it to be some squirrel steaks yeah Fred bear made some good blows.

Uh-Huh want to play with the tree now. Okay! So how do you like? You? Can carry your your new gift? You new bow and arrow set five years old. My big girl so bear archery first shot bow. It’s called it’s like eight to 12 pounds draw it’s real real, like it’s just you know so a five year old she’s turned five yesterday, it’s just so five year old can draw a bow and shoot it.

You know she’s, obviously not gonna, be hammer and stumps with this thing. Just yet, thanks pretty cool gets us started. She goes well. This is her one of her birthday presents. Oh, we got her this year, return the five little girls out, stumping, yes! Well, thanks for joining us today, listen mission in survival, school and Sophie stumping for the first time with their brand-new bow and arrow set.

We’ll see you guys in the next one draw the outdoors so Tara take it with the green berries, YUM I fear, my favorite. You just need to play. Mm-Hmm mmm with the green flavor mm-hmm like cool spiciness mm-hmm like a cold spiciness yeah went to green, exactly right, go Ashly eat the leaves to you can yep.

That’s right. Yep believes your good medicine mmm, really good for when you have a headache, your pain, pretty cool, all right higher higher now do it. I can reach the ground daddy Wow, it’s like a forest playground, but the boys bouncy house always knotted to learn the. What to have faith on in the woods.

Hey everyone how’s it going today, I’m my little girl how to shoot a bow. So this would be a video on how to teach a beginner or somebody who’s never shot a bow uh how to teach them how to do that. Uh. I’ve got my recurve, so just something basic she’s watching me shoot before, but I’ve never explained or showed her. How uh the little bow she’s got it’s kind of like a longbow style. It’s the first shot, youth archery bow. You can get them for about. 15 bucks comes with a little arm guard a couple arrows and uh a little quiver or little arrow sleeves that they can hold their arrows in got my target set up and uh.

You know it might be a little lengthy video, but this is the first cut. First, try uh stick with it. Okay, that’s your arrows! Here. Let’s put your arm guard on. Okay, that’s going to keep the arrow the string from hitting your arm. Put it right there like that! Oh that’s perfect! What do you think? Look? Here’s! Your bow! Look! Here’s the handle look come around grab the handle like that. We’re going to put your arrow right in there like that and then look turn and face the target. Come right here.

Look put your nose on the string. Look, bring hey, look bring your head over here. You leave your head over here. Yeah there you go, look right down there and let it go. Oh good! Try here! It’s okay! Here! Watch! Watch daddy! Let me do it once I’ll show you, but like look so when I draw it back, look down the air. Look at my fingers. Look right here. On my right hand, look at this hand, watch whenever I draw it back and ready move your arm and then let go when I’m ready to shoot wow. Did you see that that was a good, hey, daddy, we’re gonna? Try we’re gonna! Try! Let’s try! Okay, all right here! Grab your bow grab! It grab the handle yeah you can here grab the black handle with your hand, look right! There grab it there you go grab your arrow, put it right.

There slide it all the way up. This is your knock. So you’re gonna hit the knock right on the string. Grab this hand you’re ready to draw it, hang on slow down all right. Take that that finger off of there there you go, draw it back and let go. Let go good job baby. You hit the target, that’s your first shot. You’ve ever shot. That’s my first time. I saw this time. What do you think about that? Let’s do another one that was fun. Wasn’t it I’m gonna give this one. Okay, I’ll put this one right! There, okay, come here all right, ready! You ready! I’m ready! I know.

Take your time put your hand up grab your bow. Put your arrow right. There perfect! You got it hold on to the handles. That was your second shot. What do you think about this? Do you like it? Your first bow and arrow yeah. This is my first ball draw back good, try, careful it’s kind of hard, so we can try! So, okay, you know it’s a learning experience going to be something fun, but this is a great little first bow uh for any young people, uh trying it out. So I recommend it, as you can tell you know she loves it.

She likes it. What do you think about your bow and arrow? It looks good, it looks good. Does it shoot good yeah what’d, you think about it? Do you like it yeah? Can we do it again? We sure can hey tell everybody to like and subscribe. Can you say that say like and subscribe our video like subscribe, our video, can you tell how old you are? How old are you? I am you’re three, I’m sorry so good job bye.