trigger finger do its part? Explain. Like I said before, getting perfect bullets hasnt ever been "mystical" in my bowhunting exploits with trad gear, to include my last bow, my first crusader. But for some reason it likes to show tail high. What is my trigger finger doing to cause this?

Also what is an acceptable distance for a longbow shooter to be shooting through paper, being there is no doubt regardless of how perfect the set up, archers paradox happening? And how far out would a perfectly spined arrow be flying true? I would think a few feet out, being the arrow is going to bend around the riser, then bend back, at a minimum. At 8 steps I have no left or right, just a tad high.

Deer Chad, I am going for the hole herd lmao! I have no clue what it shoots, and wont find out anytime soon being no place around here has one. I am headed to anchorage tomorrow to pick up my pard, but my time will be spent on the road, or at the pack store having them take a look at my pack frame!

btw, if yall are looking for a pack for a back pack hunt, or the perfect frame for packing out game.....Barneys in Anchorage has a new pack frame set up. Its super light, super sturdy, and from what I hear you can take an 150lb adult have him stand on the "deck" and pack him around, they say you would think you have half that weight on your back. I have the old frame, dont buy it. Its nothing more then the cabela's freighter frame, though barneys says they came out with the frame first. I know mine is more then a handful or years old, its just not worth the 250 buck price tag of the frame for the old one. Shoot me an email and I can get ya contact info....the pack is scweeet!

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