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Is This the Best Release Under $100? (Spot Hogg Real Test)

Is the Spot Hogg Whipper Snapper really the best handheld release under $100? In this video, I put it through a real‑world test — different distances, changing light, and honest shooting. If you’re thinking about switching from a wrist strap to a handheld release, this breakdown will help you make the call. What you’ll see in this test: • First impressions and build quality • How it feels switching from wrist to handheld • Shooting at multiple distances • Pros, cons, and who this release fits • Whether it’s worth the money under $100 If you’re dialing in your setup for next season or looking for a reliable handheld release without spending $200+, this review gives you the info you need. #OutdoorsWithGregg #BowHunting #SpotHogg #ArcheryPractice #ReleaseAid #3DArchery --- ⏱️ Timestamp Breakdown 0:00 – Why I’m Switching Releases Quick overview of moving from a wrist release to the Whipper Snapper. 0:18 – First Shots With the 3‑Finger Initial feel, anchor adjustments, and shot timing. 0:52 – Getting Comfortable With the Closed Jaw Working through grip pressure and hand position. 1:27 – Mid‑Range Practice (20–30 yards) Checking groups and consistency at realistic hunting distances. 2:03 – Light Conditions Start Changing How shadows and glare affect the sight picture and pin clarity. 2:36 – Stretching Out to Longer Distances Watching arrow flight and confirming point of impact. 3:10 – Early Takeaways on the Whipper Snapper What’s working, what still needs reps, and next steps.