Shooting tips.
#21
RE: Shooting tips.
I dont know if this tip has been thrown out there or not, but starting about now before season on your last rep of shots whether it be 3-4 arrows hold your draw for awhile. Dont just pull back and shoot put yourself in that hunting situation where you can be holding your bow back for 1-2-3mins or so. Itdont sound like much but it will definantely help you in the long run!!
#23
RE: Shooting tips.
ORIGINAL: WesternMdHardwoods
I dont know if this tip has been thrown out there or not, but starting about now before season on your last rep of shots whether it be 3-4 arrows hold your draw for awhile. Dont just pull back and shoot put yourself in that hunting situation where you can be holding your bow back for 1-2-3mins or so. Itdont sound like much but it will definantely help you in the long run!!
I dont know if this tip has been thrown out there or not, but starting about now before season on your last rep of shots whether it be 3-4 arrows hold your draw for awhile. Dont just pull back and shoot put yourself in that hunting situation where you can be holding your bow back for 1-2-3mins or so. Itdont sound like much but it will definantely help you in the long run!!
#27
Typical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Western New York
Posts: 639
RE: Shooting tips.
Long range shooting has made my 30yd shots and under seem like chip shots. i never really practiced over 30 til this yr I have a pin out to 60 and as someone said your mistakes are magnified at long range master it and you cant help but be better up close i also shoot every day even if only 20 shots