Shooting Question
07-22-2007 | 08:54 PM
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From: Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Shooting Question
When shooting either at a target or an animal, do you guy's come down on on yourtarget and then release or up, etc... I find myself coming up on my targetsometimes, and not being as accurate as coming down on my target...
07-23-2007 | 08:21 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Shooting Question
I draw very close, but above what I want to hit. I got this from reading and talking with Randy Ulmer after I read an article by him. The theory is that coming down is relaxing muscles to allow the bow to come down, relaxed == good shooting. Coming up you have to push the bow up by putting tension in the arm, tension is bad.
From a treestand I am always coming down a bit.
From a treestand I am always coming down a bit.
07-23-2007 | 09:48 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Mich
RE: Shooting Question
ORIGINAL: Bob H in NH
I draw very close, but above what I want to hit. I got this from reading and talking with Randy Ulmer after I read an article by him. The theory is that coming down is relaxing muscles to allow the bow to come down, relaxed == good shooting. Coming up you have to push the bow up by putting tension in the arm, tension is bad.
From a treestand I am always coming down a bit.
I draw very close, but above what I want to hit. I got this from reading and talking with Randy Ulmer after I read an article by him. The theory is that coming down is relaxing muscles to allow the bow to come down, relaxed == good shooting. Coming up you have to push the bow up by putting tension in the arm, tension is bad.
From a treestand I am always coming down a bit.