Lumenok

[SKITTLES14TY]

i ♥ tthis kind of shit ♥  hunting its great !!

[CorpseGrynder69]

Is it me or did that arrow go right through? o.O

[5Ivan7]

@CorpseGrynder69 Right Through...............

[Killjoyxtrm]

@CorpseGrynder69 Most close-mid range shots go straight through. if they don't, they probably hit a bone. However, the last shot didn't even touch the boar lol... fantastic reflexes. Natural selection at its finest.

[omdatikloop]

WTF!!!! WHY ARE U GUYS HURTING THESE BEAUTIFUL WILD ANIMALS! Is it so funny to shoot an arrow in them? what would you've done if somebody was shooting arrows at you! Why are you guys doing this! Can't you do anything else than hurting animals???

[5Ivan7]

@omdatikloop It is called hunting. We hunt animals, and yes they are beautiful. We hunt them to maintain healthy populations and in some cases to rid the countryside of feral pests. We eat what we kill and we kill it humanely (within seconds) with archery equipment. Game animals are not the cage raised table fare that you are likely used to, but they work just fine on my table. Mother nature provides but 3 ends for animals. Starvation, disease or predation which is more humane?

[987ad97]

@omdatikloop Is this some sort of april fools joke?

[FilmerOfBobcats]

@omdatikloop Got to wonder also why they are doing this at night and late dusk. That's a huge no no in my area.

[5Ivan7]

@FilmerOfBobcats Hunting hogs in TX is a 24/7 pursuit. Deer hunting lasts from a half hour before sunrise to a half hour after sunrise. What I wonder is why people don't educate themselves regarding these regulations. Hunting is a pastime that gets people out into nature. Killing is not always the result, but for those of us that follow the rules, conservation, is always the result.

[Illiasc]

@omdatikloop How do you suppose meat is made? An animal approaches someone and dies? Also, wild game is far healthier and far more humane than eating beef or poultry from the store. Many people hunt to EAT. Consider that your chicken from the restaurant, store, etc, grows to 10+ lbs in just 1-2 months, so fast that it may break a leg, will die of a heart-attack or sickness or suffocation often before even slaughtered, and lives in a cramped room with no sunlight and abundant fecal matter.

[5Ivan7]

@Illiasc Great points all!. The natural order provides a process whereby, people and animals eat to survive. Man is quite capable of "producing" food. One method of production allows natural selection and personal skill to be involved. That is called hunting. I believe that the self reliance required to produce a meal by your own hands is not only important to build skills required to live, but it provides the hunter with appreciation for what some people see as nothing more than wildlife.

[TheGuyWithTheFace1]

@omdatikloop hey pussy go hug a tree ya hippie

[mayren15]

matrix pig xd

[2142Unknown]

That boar doged that arrow like a fucking NINJA!!!

[RushFugu]

Bow and crossbow hunting is mainly not allowed here in Germany (only small animals as bunnys and only in some states) but I'd like for them to allow it at least for small animals everywhere.

Have you ever had a pheasant for dinner that was shot with buckshot?

It's more lead and shattered bones than meat! I wonder why some states think that that's better than an arrow.

[RealTruth888]

That last pig was psychic.

[SPIKEYQWERTY]

hey, how long for a deer or hog to go down to a bolt or arrow?

im guessing its for the fun u using these..

[5Ivan7]

@SPIKEYQWERTY With a properly placed shot, animals usually expire within seconds. The Use of a bright lighted nock allows the archer to determine effectiveness of the shot and pursue he game properly after the shot. An animal that is hit only maginally well is most likely found if not "pushed" in such cases. This is a tool that gives the archer better tools with which to pursue beyond the shot. Ones ability to find the arrow also helps in decision making beyond the shot.

[SPIKEYQWERTY]

@5Ivan7

ah i see, ive never seen any live footage of hunting with these u see, and i always wondered how the folks back then managed with it..

thx

[5Ivan7]

@SPIKEYQWERTY Folks back then? Bowhunting is a growing sport today. Yes, modern people still have access to meat that is not raised standing its entire life in feces. Before you begin berating me for killing, ask yourself if your meals are of meat from animals that lived free. Free to prey and be preyed upon. Man is a predator. Had he not been "back then" you would not be here today.

[SPIKEYQWERTY]

@5Ivan7

berating? LOL no

i do some hunting myself, but for fun..just gators

its "kinda" illegal...3rd world ;]

and i didnt kno bow hunting was popular these days. hence my interest in ur vid.

[5Ivan7]

@SPIKEYQWERTY A lot of hunting these days occurs in rather populated areas. Guns not being an option, the insurance compaies love us bowhunters. The whitetails will die at the hands of a bowhunter or on the bumper of a Chevy. I prefered an arrowed meal to a smashed one.

[AlexanderDiArmani]

did you see the last shot... the piggy avoided the arrow... it was lake Matrix shit

[ThatDrRooster]

@brrunorrsirrerrarr are you serious? Hunters and sportsman are responsible for more conservation and game management than almost any other group or organization. It is in our best interest to protect the environment and animals we love to hunt!

[ThatDrRooster]

0:15 and 0:18 Awesome shots! That boar was fast!!!

[chanandlauren]

Those things look like they go all the way through every time! Awesome!

[3ermite]

how does it light up exactly

[brrunorrsirrerrarr]

how can people support killing inocent animals?

[5Ivan7]

@brrunorrsirrerrarr Here we go again. Animals are not innocent or guilty. They are animals. That means that they will eat one another. Eat or be eaten. That is the way god made them. It is humans who apply guilt or inocence to the actions of people. Hunters and fishermen recognize these facts and by their actions, animals benefit. Habitat , healthy numbers of animals, re-establishment of species are all things that hunters support. If we didn't our resources would already have been depleted.

[phillipmclain]

@5Ivan7 Best way I've ever heard it put. Keep up the hunting!

[GUNSFOREVER1]

@brrunorrsirrerrarr He's right

[5Ivan7]

@brrunorrsirrerrarr How can you eat a cheeseburger?

I eat them with a smile on my face.

[clintonlee07111]

@brrunorrsirrerrarr if your going to point fingers you need to point it at americas fatass, hunting is by far more humane than the corporate death machines called fastfood restaraunts animals raised for the sole purpose for death and to be shit out. you sit their shoving a fatass burrito down ur throat and play blame game on hunters, go to a farm for 1 day maybe u would understand. humans eat meat and its more fair to hunt the meat then to genetically enigineer for increase profits, not hunters.

[lavid2006]

@brrunorrsirrerrarr Hunting is part of life, did you know innocent animals hunt too?

Get over it.

[bignitro50]

You see it go down range and the animal see's it coming at him.

[5Ivan7]

@bignitro50 The Lumenok light is provided by an LED. That light is directed back at the archer. Animals react to everything. What you are seeing is an animals reaction to sound. These animals never knew what hit them.

[123maxence321]

how much money?

[gren204306]

lumenoks are awesome, ive used them and always find my arrows, i suppose theres others out there who didnt use lighted arrow nocks and havent found the ones they lost without them huh?

[SHORTASS112]

I am interested in starting hunting but just out of interest why dont you aim for the head? Or Would you aim for the head if you were using a rifle? Do the arrows just bounce off the skull?

[5Ivan7]

@SHORTASS112 Head shots are not the highest percentage shot with an arrow. Best is always to target both lungs. An arrow aimed at the head will frequently bounce off. A poorly placed shot from a rifle can injure as well. Shoot vor vitals. That is always he best approach.

[daboss11111]

@SHORTASS112 the only time u should aim 4 the head is when u have a large caliber rifle and u r hunting elephant and r going 4 a frontal brain shot but other than that DONT aim 4 the head especially in archery

[aswigert2]

@SHORTASS112 bowhunting large game you want to aimfor the lungs and vital organs right behind the forelegs. if you get a good lung shot or even hit both lungs the animal wil probably only make it less than 50 yards

[superguitarnoob]

owned he shoot fireballs! awesome!

[trikol98]

you gouys are so mean to the animals!

[5Ivan7]

@trikol98 , I assume that you eat meat. What you see in these videos are animals that live on the free range. They live and die as mother nature prescribes. They fall prey to predators that take their first bites prior the the animal's death, or they starve to death. I hunt for nourishment of the body and the mind. I respect my prey, otherwise I would be less than successful in harvesting it.

[12hc13hb14ha]

@5Ivan7 Great response !

This sumarizes the hunters philosophy.

trickol98, hopefully, has learned a good lesson.

Hunting fits into the plan of nature in all respects.

Thanks for your video.

[bmxfliper440]

they dont kill animals tho right?

[5Ivan7]

@bmxfliper440 Lumenoks don't kill animals. The arrow that is is attached to is supposed to. This is hunting. We hunt for sport and meat.

[hm0ngg1rl1]

so is it an arrow with a light ?

and wen u hit an animal, they shock or wat ?

LOL

[5Ivan7]

@hm0ngg1rl1 , Lumenoks are Lighted arrow nocks. They don't shock. They allow the archer to see exactly where his arrow hits. they also allow him to find his arrow after the shot .

[CookieMonzta1995]

These look awesome.

[5Ivan7]

waterfall3,

That was a Javalina, they are very fast. He didn't see the light, but he heard the bow and bolted. Without the Lumenok, that arrow would have been long gone. With it, however, that arrow was found and used on a more successful shot later that same day.

[waterfall3]

5ivan7, i was kidding. I made the boar anthropomorphic to seem as if it really did see the light when it really didn't; since it is an animal.

[5Ivan7]

For those of you out there who are unaware of what anthromorphic means, it is - The endowment of human characteristics to something that is not human. Anti-Hunters do this to strengthen their arguments....." If you were a deer how would you like it if ..."

just silly.  Personally,

If I were a deer, I would look both ways before crossing the highway.......

[waterfall3]

i love hunting. it's fun!

[sodaandjuice123]

@5Ivan7 isnt that personification?

[5Ivan7]

Yes, It is.

[4thcavalier]

A-MA-ZING. i so want to get into hunting with wooden longbows.

[danielblaze6172]

My dad lost so many arrows already,

I'm gonna get him a pack.

[Fallenjensen]

awesome!!!

[TheSupershot]

thats pretty cool. are they worth getting? because if i see any in the store i might consider buying some

[megapinecone]

yes they are worth buying!!!!

[Mac10Tlynn]

If you don't think that the lunok is awsome and how many deer i've killed with them, than look at frame 0:02, that arrow went through the deer.

[BowHunterPlanet]

This is a great product.

[5Ivan7]

freeze,

Deer don't see red. The light from the Lumenok is also directed backward. The sound from the bow is going to alert any animal about as quickly anyway. The light does not come on until you shoot it. This has worked millions of times.

[freeze808]

im thinking that the animals will notice a glowing bright orange arrow..? there fore making your camaflauge and trying to sneak up on them a waste of time?

[myworld771]

they only turn orange when they go by the metal of ur bow witch by then its only mili seconds till it hits thedeer so

[danielblaze6172]

deer dont see bright colors. There color blind.

[arschlochborn]

good video

[MxCling721]

did it duck the arrow at 0:25 ?

[5Ivan7]

Yes

[helema23]

well it didnt wanna be dinner!!

[snowboarddude117]

i think it hear the bow

[aoepanda1980]

yea it saw the light coming at him so duck it MxCling721

[asssda2]

that pig at the end has some nice reflexes lol

[BucketPukes1969]

@asssda2 definitely deserves to live

[Oli93ilO]

why are you doing that?

[DimISTrus]

wow nice animal 0:25

[Damico07]

lol the hog at the end dodged that arrow lol

[beaver1boy]

oooo JUKED

[cihat44]

some matrix shit at 0:25 lol

[xdxdjoker13]

lol haha i no im not good with arows and i thoutght thay lit the arows of fire

[demonslayer112223]

nice

[5Ivan7]

Try using a judo point on grouse. They tend to stand your arrow up.

[steelyslayer1]

I have seen an arrow from a 75# draw go through a buck, skip off a branch, and take flight to never be seen again. Found the buck though, lost a $17 arrow and broadhead though. How long do they stay lit after the shot?

[5Ivan7]

$0 hours is a pretty safe bet. You noticed the arrow skipping on the last shot at the javalina didn't you? The Lumenok stays lit long enpough for you to take a shot in the morning, and then after dark, go looking for your arrow.

[steelyslayer1]

Awesome. I like to shoot grouse when the deer are not moving. I'll have to look into letting the wife let me buy some.

[gengiz]

they must be similar to the ones i use for fishing at night,it has a snap case that when snapped it oozes into the liquid and lights up,we use it for seeing the rod tip or for the floats in water

[5Ivan7]

No, Lumenoks are really not very similar to your boober lights at all. Thaose bobber lights that you mention have a pretty fragil aluminum switch. The Lumenok is built with no moving parts and no switch. The conductive nature of the arrow shaft ( carbon or aluminum is what completes the Lumenoks circuit.

[gengiz]

no sorry mate the ones i use have no switch they are one piece and you just apply some force to the middle and the liquid inside mixes and lights up,they come in the shape of a stick and last about 3 to 4 hours and cost bugger all ,about a dollar each

[5Ivan7]

The Lumenok costs about $10 US, but you can use it a lot more than once. I have some that have been shot hundreds of times.

[fusionstar916]

@gengiz

Your talking about glow sticks which emit a light when the chemicals are mixed together.

Lumenoks is an battery operated light bulb nock.

[Bassmaster26107]

Has the light ever scared away an animal?

[5Ivan7]

Animals are scared of everything. That's what keeps them alive. As for being scared away by the light on the shot, no. The sound from the bow travels faster than your arrow, and the light is direceted back toward the archer. The animal will not see it. Our light does not blink, therefore, they are not frightened by it. I have actually shot deer sniffing a lighted arrow that had been shot just prior to their arrival.

[Nevo1665]

at :25 the hog getts spooked. Wondering if this is a common occurance can anyone who uses this product advise?

[streakingcameraman]

go huge a tree hippie

[VampireGeneral1]

like majic!!!

[5Ivan7]

The Lumenok is as far from magic as can be. There is nothing simpler than the patented method that we use to make the Lumenok light. We don't even use a switch.

[moozey32]

The good thing is you can find them in the brush after you miss your target! I love watching arrows pass through deer. I think it's awesome.

[eli7912]

lol pwned

[5Ivan7]

Glazlad,

It may be acceptable to allow animal populations in your country go unchecked, or to allow your government to spend tax dollars to control them. That is not acceptable here in the US. Responsible bow hunters use very effective means to dispatch thier prey. Wolves, bears, hawks and owls on the other hand sometimes begin eating their prey before it dies. Shall we ban that as well? Don't be an idiot.

[tobyclutton]

or just get a rifle

[koedstorm]

how fast do they die after being shot?

[sirfunkeybut]

with a good hit they should die within a minute

[gman8108]

i enjoyed the mathews whiff at the end

[tenyar]

awesome.

[ctgolfer]

Lumenoks Are Great, we use the all the time!