RE: Bending at the waist? Contorted?
 

No one. You establish all of your anchor points THEN set your peep sight. The fact that it's a reference is from pure default. You seem to be stuck on it being THE FOCAL reference. It isn't. Conceded. Never said it was. In fact.....I'll say it again....it's the last thing I'd refer to. But..... It is "A" reference...........(and if it makes you feel better).....for me.

Oh yeah.....and Matt[8D]

RE: Bending at the waist? Contorted?
 

What was the Question?

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We were discussing bear baiting....and the double standard applied tothose whobait deerby those who bait bears.

RE: Bending at the waist? Contorted?
 

I do. I guess I am just not one of the poular kids like you;)But I am smart enough to know when to keep my mouth shut and listen. That's how I learned alot of what I know and why people continued to be willing to share information with me. Which is preciely why you don't see me on here asking a bunch of, well let's just say, not the brightest questions. But then again I learned all of the stuff you are asking questions about a long time ago. So maybe I should cut you a little more slackconsidering you're still just a rookie;)[:-]

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That's me man. I'm a rookie. You pegged me. ;)

Here's a GREAT example of that!......lol

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Well if thats the case, a double standard would only exist if all things were the same and one was chosen or allowed to do something over the other, since a Bear is a Bear and a Deer is a Deer there is no double standard. Not that I care if anyone baits their deer in.
Kind of like a monkey bitching about not being allowed to own a hand gun ;).

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Baiting is baiting! That's your common denominator....and I have nothing against either being baited. I was just yanking your chain.

And you're on your own with the monkeys!:)

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There's but one anchor point, which is where you draw the string to,then stop once at full draw, every time. Nose to string, peep, pin, they are strictlyreference points. Like Rob said, it's all about the anchor being consistent.