txjourneyman

Tonight I decided to start practicing in low light conditions since that is when I'm most likely to get a shot during season. I was pretty happy with the results. I started at about sunset and shot until legal light ended. 1/2 hour after sunset here in Texas. My new Dusk Devil is apparently named well. I could see my pins fine right up until I quit. I think having started shooting without a peep also helped. I will try to practice this way at least twice a week. I shoot almost every day and I believe this low light shootingwill help improve my skills. I am also just about ready to put away the bag target and drag out the McKenzie deer target. I think its almost time to start shooting out of a tree again also. Broadheads can't be far behind.

JLmoore1956

Hmmmm, gonna have to put that on the list for when I get back, practicing at dusk and dawn! [8D]

gzg38b

Dusk is about the only time I have time to practice. After the kids are in bed!

LEGACY45

I practice alot like your talking about just don't try and tune anything. Wait till daylight.

mobow

Good idea, and yes....the time is rapidly approaching. After the 4th of July, it's time to get serious. I can't wait.

Dr Andy

Very important, I agree don't tune until good daylight!

fun2hunt

I agree with you, once the kids are bed.

Fieldmouse

If you wait until the kids are in bed who's head do you put the apple?

PurcellSportingGoods

did you see a big difference between low light and daylight practice? Definitely a great idea...I have done it on occasion.....

txjourneyman

Not a big difference at all. Getting on target takes just a bit longer and I thnk that is just me being thorough.