Video taking off 9.1x its usual first day

Bowmar Bowhunting brings a "$200,000 camera" to an oryx hunt

The slow-motion Short has viewers examining the arrow's rotation and asking how far it penetrates.

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Bowmar Bowhunting Story of October 30, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 179,818 views a day, 9.1 times a normal first day on this channel (19,714).

We used a $200,000 Camera For This Kill Shot in Slow Motion!! 🤯 #beastbroadheads #slowmotion #epic

What can viewers see when an arrow's flight is slowed almost to a crawl? On Bowmar Bowhunting's oryx hunt, the comments focus on details that would be difficult to follow at normal speed: the arrow's spin and the movement of its fletching after impact.

The clip begins with a whispered distance call. A hunter kneels in the grass, adjusts his sight and draws a compound bow. The release then unfolds in extreme slow motion, following the arrow toward the oryx. After it strikes, the animal turns and runs into the brush.

The title bills the camera as a $200,000 piece of equipment. That combination of hunting and high-speed photography is familiar territory for Josh and Sarah Bowmar's channel, whose most-watched Shorts include slow-motion bowhunting and bowfishing footage.

This upload reached roughly 75,000 views in seven hours, putting its estimated first-day pace at about nine times the channel's usual Shorts start. Alongside the technical questions, one viewer found a simpler way to appreciate the expensive equipment: watching the footage repeatedly cost them nothing.

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What viewers say

Really, a $200,000.00 camera? I watched it a few times for free, thanks🤙
@wolf5.0LSee it on YouTube
You can see the fletchings still turning after impact and a little while the gemsbok runs
@jameshardy4694See it on YouTube
What’s the type of sight do you use Anyways nice shot
@BenjamanwhitcombX8lSee it on YouTube

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The amount of spin is ridiculous. Love it. Thats also my favorite African animal
@micaharchibald4489See it on YouTube
That was a super clean shot!
@Brentmoran-wf9gnSee it on YouTube
Great shot and great shot!
@keithlett3693See it on YouTube

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