RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

I shoot a caliper release, so I pull it back until the inside of my forefinger comes into contact with my lower jaw, then touch the tip of my nose to the string.

RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

Fletch in the corner of my mouth.

RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

Hey Bow Tech, I'm relieved. I thought you were serious. LOL. So, does your anchor work on Erie as well as inland lakes? <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

Phil

RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

Kisser button in the corner of my mouth.
My pointer finger nuckle pressed against the curve of my jaw.

&quot;Nocked,cocked & ready to rock&quot;

RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

Thumb knuckle at back of jawbone,kisser in corner of mouth,cobra pro adj.release

Edited by - NC hunter on 02/13/2002 20:51:40

RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

I shoot fingers and anchor under my chin. I draw and slide the chin plate under my chin, string touches my chin, lip, and centre on my nose draw...click..release. Mechanical release is always bone to joint contact with hand and jaw, and string touches nose and lips, with peep sight, unless im shooting fingers with a compound. Good shooting.
Dylan


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RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

Kisser button in corner of mouth. When I look thru the peep the string should just barely touch my nose.

RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

I was going to do the boat anchor joke when I first saw the topic. Oh well.

BUCKGOBBLER WANNABE

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RE: Briefly describe how you anchor.
 

At full draw my forehand is open and relaxed with my index finger touching my stablizer. As for the draw my string touches the tip of my nose and the kisser is on the corner of my mouth