I just joined a video league, shoot that once a week. Do 3D once a week too, after warming up at 20-40 yards. Got a little over a month til the season starts, so I'll be throwin in some elevated stand broadhead practice too. Hopefully, I'll have a chance to break out my climber and sling some arrows from that before I hit the woods on opening day.

I'm in PA so I have until Sept 30. I'm practicingtwice a day at this point. Didn't shoot much over the summer so I have to get the muscles back in shape now.

I am shooting 3-4 times a week right now. That is all you need if you practice the right way.

It seems everyone hase covered this well. Practice as mcuh as you can but don't overdo your sessions.

I have been practicing about 3-4 times a week with about 50 shots each. After about 30 shots I start falling off. So I am going to shorten my sessions this week so I dont pick up any bad habits. But my first 20 shots I can touch arrows everytime.... But that means nothing when a deer steps out.......

I concur. Not that an accomplished shooter like Rick needs to hear that. I would like to emphasize that practicing at long ranges will make the 10-30 yard shots feel like freebies when it really matters.