Form can have a lot to do with it. More bend to the elbow - a lower grip - a little lean - head position - shoulder orientation, etc. can shorten/lengthen the draw quite a bit.
My guess is she shoots a very straight arm and is leaning back at full draw.
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I am 5' 9" and shoot a 29" draw. I do not think height is the only factor. Usually the taller you ar the longer your arms are, but not every person that is 5' 3" has the same length arms. Form will also be a factor as stated before.
I would think that you would have a longer draw length being 6' 2" , but if the bow is comfortable and you shoot well I would not worry about messing with the set-up.
Usually the taller you ar the longer your arms are, but not every person that is 5' 3" has the same length arms.
You are correct, that does come into play. I shoot 32-3" draw (depending on how the bow company measure their draw), am 6' 2" , a lot of people that are 6' 2" shoot around 30" draw, but I have very wide shoulders, and I take a 36" sleeve length.
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I second that it has alot to do with arm length and shooting style. My best friend is 6' 3" and shoots a 32" draw and I am also 6' 3" but shoot a 28" draw length
5' 11" and I shoot a 26.5, I think most people shoot a draw length that is too long for themselves for hunting purposes.
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