I was out practicing today and I kinda canted my bow a little more than I usually do and I noticed my groups kinda got better... I also noticed that I could get a better view of my target...
does canting the bow make you shoot a littel better???
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I was out practicing today and I kinda canted my bow a little more than I usually do and I noticed my groups kinda got better... I also noticed that I could get a better view of my target...
does canting the bow make you shoot a littel better???
If you start hitting to far right, cant less, if you start hitting too far left, well you get the picture.
There is basic and there are slight differences. I can't really judge exactly for you or you for me.
Just look at baseball hitters. You have a basic to start with and then a variation.
If you can shoot twenty arrows; hit the target accurately; keep your composure; don't worry about it.
It's when you have trouble hitting the broad side of a barn, you start to worry.
I was out practicing today and I kinda canted my bow a little more than I usually do and I noticed my groups kinda got better... I also noticed that I could get a better view of my target...
does canting the bow make you shoot a littel better???
Canting is part of what makes instinctive shooting instinctive. For me personally I find canting helps me improve my groups. However my Dad when he used to shoot, canting would throw his shooting off. It all depends on the hunter and what's comfortable to them
I always cant the bow some both Lb and recurve.I generally just let the degree happen unless there's something in the way forcing me to cant for clearance.
canting your bow
