John Shulz - Hitting 'Em Like Howard Hill

One of the most enjoyable days I've spent in archery was spent with John a couple years before he passed. Even in his eighties, John could knock the eyes out a gnat. RIP John, you're respected and missed!

Thank you for posting this video from John Schulz. So informative.

I have a bent half dollar (Franklin half) that Howard Hill shot mid-air, which was tossed up by my father.

Sonny Crockett really let himself go!!!
Hahaha

Neat to see real archers

Super cool!, I know now what I'm going to do later today ; )

Superb.

Thank you for putting this up! That was an informative 45 minutes. especially since I'm just getting into archery, nothing to unlearn to adopt this style! I'll never be hitting em like Howard but I bet I'll give the rabbit population hell

Interesting film but didn't actually say much about his aiming system.

This is fascinating and valuable, thank you very much for uploading. As I surf the net and learn about traditional archery, etc, I do think that a lot of the info in here is outdated, and much of the wisdom and great practises of ancient forms of archery have been unveiled and made more public knowledge, and are superior to some of the practises of Howard Hill as shown here (much faster ways of nocking and handling arrows have been found, for example). Nevertheless, fascinating video and information, and great to hear of these famous figures I knew nothing about previously! Many thanks.

This is the best archery wideo

Absolutely invaluable resource. I can't say enough how enjoyable this is to watch. I'm decent enough but always in awe when watching a master talk about a master and even showing us his little master bowman in action. It's a good one to show the kids 👍

awesome video to probably new and old shooters

Thank you. Very helpful. I was just given a recurve bow. I have been practicing. Ding ok. .just have one arrow I can't find. The rest made the mark.

This is one of my sources for learning the bow.

Mr Schultz, I was blessed at one point in my life to own and shoot one of your bows. One of my biggest regrets in life was letting it go because I needed money.

My 2nd bow i owened was a John Shultz 4 lam myrtle wood handle gourgeous bow to look at bamboo 60lb won many a tournaments with it .I watch this on VSH till i wore the tape out ,contrbuted my style to both Howard Hill and John Shultz and pass the tecnique to my children and many of my students.
Thnk you Howard and John and I know your both In heaven because you were both believers in Jesus Christ ,Shalom

Toy Story

Old lady must have been pissed about those curtains

I was wondering if tom is still around and whether he still shoots or not.

Thank you for sharing it with us 🙂🤍

Hey! It's Woody from Toy Story

This is a great find! Thanks for this.

I always come back to watch this video when I need inspiration to practice archery or remember the basics. Thank you for sharing it!

These guys didn't worry about 3-under gap shooting or FOC or max arrow velocity or any of that stuff. They shot in a natural, comfortable way and were quick, smooth, and fluid and accurate too. It worked well for them back then and it works well today. You have to practice. If you don't like shooting enough to practice frequently then just get a compound bow and go shoot golf balls at 60 yards.

Ishi and Geronimo we’re better hunters and bow maker’s just saying saxton pope literally stole all of the yahí and Klamath people’s bow technology and other great indigenous archers and taught guys like Fred bear and Howard hill not including indigenous people on the bows and archery style that’s a love letter to them is appropriation without appreciation but it’s a cool vid very informative either way

And watch "Greyarcher" The Solution.

Did he write a book

I wish i would have bought that green and yellow bamboo american longbow in that pawn shop in Great Falls it was a beautiful thing

Hunting an Being a great shot is two different things ,one helps u get close to game ,an outing meat in the freezer,the other helps u make a clean quick kill ,

New to traditional archery. I went out today and followed his teaching and tried this. I immediately shot much much better!! Thanks for posting!!!

There was a vcr, that said that was African safari if that is in a DVD or other movies in DVD of items that Howard Hill and events have I would really like to know what is available

I know Howard Hill had a VCR tape called Howard Hill African safari if you have that or if we can get a copy of that VCR and DVD I would be interested in purchasing 2 to 3 of them I don't know to contact you

Those boys placed in danger and not wearing safety glasses would equate to child endangerment charges today.

Thank the feminization of society.
The mothers
( single mothers)
are a voting pool that lawmakers count on and thus it has changed our society.
It will be the ruination of this society.
Then the women will be hiding behind men pushing them to protect them.
Wait and see.

JANNE´S ADDICTION LEAD SINGER PERRY FARREL!!!!!

He was such an inspiration !

How do you kill an elephant with a bow?!?!?

I and a friend shot with John shortly before his passing...what a wonderful privilege...RIP John

Thank you for sharing

Great advice . I;ll be practicing that .

Awesome video! And what a beautiful bow he's using! Funny how techniques and ideas change but the bottom line is did you hit what you were aiming at?

He makes it looks easy but nobody can shoot like that

I shot my first deer with a Howard Hill bow in 1972. It is 69" and 70 # @ 28". The bow was made by John Schulz in 1968. I was 16 YO and the deer was running full speed and jumping an eight ft. ditch. The Hill broadhead went through the shoulder blade and cut his spine and imbedded in the right shoulder. I couldn't have done it with any other bow and arrows.

Thank you a ton.

I’m buying my 1st long bow thank you for the tips and techniques. God bless you Sir and Howard Hill

Nothin impressive about killing an elephant

Unfortunately it seems that John passed away some months ago. May he rest in peace.