[Raymond Sosnowski]

The visuals were striking with some interesting Go-pro perspectives. However, the content then got to be a bit tedious – the superimposed flames were definitely a distraction. In the end, I felt I was watching an ad. What I found missing was any depth – a description of the bow for instance or what constitutes this form of archery and the sources. The raw material seems to be there with great potential, but the depth is not quite there yet. I am a Japanese archer of a decade & a half experience, and I had the opportunity to shoot Hungarian bows during a trip to Budapest in 2009.

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[Steven Bondor]

The video was good, it showed something unique in our Hungarian culture. On YouTube I watched something similar to the HunArchers, it is the Ösők napja in Hungary showcasing the Hungarian ancestors with connection to the Huns, Avars, and other tribes related. I hope to see more videos or programs like this, it would be interesting to teach this archery to the young generation along with language and other cultural traditions.

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