MNpurple

My normal anchor points are thumb at the hair line behind my neck, string touching the edge of my right nostril and one fletch in the corner of my mouth. Tonight at league I used some foot spray to look as some suspect arrows and sure enough I was getting some fletching contact on my drop away. I rotated the fletching so the cock feather is straight up, but now I lost the ability to put a fletch in my mouth as it just doesnt line up right. I feel lost and even though my arrows are noticeably straighter, my score suffered 282/300, without this third anchor point.

Where do you anchor yourself especially you guys using wrist strap releases? I'm in search of a new one!

buckmaster

I "kiss" my kisser button...

jmbuckhunter

String touching the tip of my nose, and my earlobe between the first and second knuckle of my release hand.

loogout1

First knuckle behind my ear lobe, kisser in corner of mouth and site centered in peep.

Washington Hunter

String to the tip of my nose and my housing centered in my peep.

ranger56528

200lbs in a pair of size 10 shoe's .But really,been shooting so long I would have to go draw back and then tell ya...dont reallythink about it.I just do...It also depends if its compound or trad bow...Trad my thumbnail anchors at the corner of my mouth and compound its just alittle farther back..string dosnt touch nose...

TFOX

Like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxOwEPsvHVQ

treehunter

I really dont think about it anymore either. Muscle memory is great. I just draw and shoot the same every time.

rybohunter

My hand comes back to anchor just on feel(can't really describe it), then my kisser to the corner of the mouth, nose to the string(just barely) and center the housing in the peep.

wis_bow_huntr

with a boat