'Cause if it can make him that big, imagine what a buck on juice would look like!! lol

Why would ? As long as your form stays the same, I can't see why it would change.

Put some OJ on the salt block like ya said Extreme Shot.

Coons got in it to.

Nice sense of humor, wildstrain!

I'm not nearly as big as the pic in wildstrain's post, but I lift pretty frequently... enough to keep my bench over 225 and I weigh 185. Nothing spectacular, but I like having my chest bigger than my waist, if ya know what I mean. The point is, when I'm lifting even more frequently, I feel I have better control, can hold my bow arm more still, and can draw more poundage easier.

Maybe those aren't considerations to make a world-class archer, but it sure as heck helps when you're a 100%-pure bowhunter.

Seriously dude...........why would you post a pic of yourself like that on a site that is probably 99.9% guys?? Then follow it up with a doctored pic of a buck doing another buck???

Sorry to offend ya Atlasman. I promise I won't tell anybody your
dogs gay.

Not really sure what that means............my dog??


You didn't offend me at all. Just wondering why you would post a shirtless pic of yourself for a bunch of guys to look at???

extreme shot
Changing from carbons to aluminums, feathers to vanes, etc, doesn't usually affect accuracy but point of impact. There is a difference. Adjustments that change POI are easily corrected by moving sights. Accuracy is about repeatability. A 6" group centered around the bullseye, is much worse than a 1" group centered 5" to the left.

Being physically stronger won't affect your POI or accuracy, unless you gained so much muscle mass that your form was drastically altered.

We talking compound or refcurves/longbows ?

I just started a couple of months ago weight training. Why ? Because I want to be able to pull my longbows with more control and consistancy. Nothing beats shooting to strengthen archery muscles .... but weight training can't hurt IMO.