This has probably been discussed before, but do you think shooting all year round as opposed to getting really tuned a couple months before the season makes you any better or more prepared?
It's great for the people that can and do shoot all year and obviously it can't hurt your performance. But in the long run do you get "better" by shooting all year round or do you think there's a point where you're as good as you are going to get and as ready as you will be?
I do think you will get better by shooting year around. Enough to warrant year around shooting........ for you average bowhunter I would say no.
I wouldn't say there is a point where you will be as ready as you will ever be....but there is a point where good enough is good enough.
Confidence is KEY to shooting. If one practices 2 months and feels 100% confident in their ability I say go for it.