Bow Hunting - Mouth Release
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Bow Hunting - Mouth Release
Hi all - another newbie!
I am 32 and just getting into hunting. What a did with my BB gun at 12 doesn't count in my book
Anyway, I am a complete left arm amputee and looking into alternative methods. I spoke with a gentleman last week at a skeet range that mentioned bow shooters using a mouth release method. I am researching this as an added method to the typical crossbow supplement. If anyone knows of people having or are currently using this method please let me know, I would love to talk to them about it.
Thanks, Andy
I am 32 and just getting into hunting. What a did with my BB gun at 12 doesn't count in my book
Anyway, I am a complete left arm amputee and looking into alternative methods. I spoke with a gentleman last week at a skeet range that mentioned bow shooters using a mouth release method. I am researching this as an added method to the typical crossbow supplement. If anyone knows of people having or are currently using this method please let me know, I would love to talk to them about it.
Thanks, Andy
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RE: Bow Hunting - Mouth Release
There is a Knight and Hale video that came out last year that is their compilation video of 10 years that has a guy with one arm that goes through his setup. He is pretty darn accurate too with it and arrows a nice buck on camera with his setup.
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RE: Bow Hunting - Mouth Release
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RE: Bow Hunting - Mouth Release
Thanks mix, great article.
I have found a couple pieces here and there from people using leather tabs to heavy mesh.
I am going to pick up a copy of the K & H video and take a look.
I'll find it somewhere, B/N this forum and other groups, I'm on a mission Only bummer is what I learned before my accident was right handed, now I have to switch.
I have found a couple pieces here and there from people using leather tabs to heavy mesh.
I am going to pick up a copy of the K & H video and take a look.
I'll find it somewhere, B/N this forum and other groups, I'm on a mission Only bummer is what I learned before my accident was right handed, now I have to switch.