Well you see, those wild deer don't have that "Red Dot" on them. Neither should your practice deer. You're peeking, not taking a sight picture, not picking a hair.... or all the above. Hold on just one more split second before you let that shot go. Check the sight picture and the "SPOT" you're trying to hit. Don't worry bout that "Red Dot". They don't exist. Don't shoot at that deer. Deer are made up of parts... with lines and creases separating the parts. Aim for a part or a crease and see what happens. Don't worry about that deer. You can't eat the whole thing. Just parts. Shoot a part.

Edited by - davidmil on 01/15/2003 12:44:31