Shooting Question

[FowlBuck]

When shooting either at a target or an animal, do you guy's come down on on yourtarget and then release or up, etc... I find myself coming up on my targetsometimes, and not being as accurate as coming down on my target...

[Arrowmaster]

I myself draw straight back look thru my peep at my sight put it behind the shoulder and let it go...

[wis_bow_huntr]

I draw, start from just abovethe hoof and follow the inside of the leg all the way up to the sweet spot and release. Workseverytime.

[Bullet Hole Bailey]

I do the smae thing WIS BOW HUNTR does. It really does work all the time. But i also find myslef coming down on my target alot of times.

[Red Lion]

I starte high and come down. Opposite of shooting a 120mm main gun on an M1A1 tank! Last move always up for that bad boy!

[Huntm Up]

I do the opposite. I usually start high and come down. To me it feels more comfortable and I have always done it

[Rick James]

When I am doing what I am supposed to be doing, I am drawing with my pin on or just around the target and then settling into it.

[Bob H in NH]

I draw very close, but above what I want to hit. I got this from reading and talking with Randy Ulmer after I read an article by him. The theory is that coming down is relaxing muscles to allow the bow to come down, relaxed == good shooting. Coming up you have to push the bow up by putting tension in the arm, tension is bad.

From a treestand I am always coming down a bit.

[rybohunter]

I don't come from any specific direction. I draw back and move the pin where it needs to go.

[gplant]

ORIGINAL: Bob H in NH

I draw very close, but above what I want to hit. I got this from reading and talking with Randy Ulmer after I read an article by him. The theory is that coming down is relaxing muscles to allow the bow to come down, relaxed == good shooting. Coming up you have to push the bow up by putting tension in the arm, tension is bad.

From a treestand I am always coming down a bit.

100% AGREE