billygoat,
I am glad to hear that you are getting something out of this...
Bob-co,
Our past few posts seem to all stem from this statement that I made...
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What I meant, is that it is easier to pay attention to form issues when in a more controlled environment....such as a 3D course where we know the "target" isn't going to move before, after or during the shot. We have more time to make judgements on distance and to mentally "follow through" with shot preparation and execution.......which isn't usually the case when bowhunting.
In stating "accuracy/forgiveness" I was not implying that they were both the same or that they could be used interchangeably but rather that the two are almost always linked....especially in an extremely "stressful" situation such as bowhunting.
Thank you, sincerely, for the "unheated" debate. That is one of the reasons that it is so refreshing to post here.