i shot again today and i downloaded the eastons tuneup guide and i got my arrows with in an inch today man that was the best shooting ever

I have shot the hunters before and while each arrow would hit it's recpective hole they would not hit the same, still within a 2" circle at 25 yrds. The hunter elites are good enough to get too close.
That's one reason. Maybe several more.

If you want try for even tighter groups, here's what's worked for me.
Use a kisser button, & a string loop, and start triggering release with your middle finger. Any 'helpers' I can use to shoot better I do. And as Tazman7 said, "Arrows are expensive", so now I know my groups are tight, I usually shoot 2 arrows then go to a different aim point. Good Luck, NYD

i was looking further into that tune up guide and i was getting my arrows pretty close to where iwas shooting just one arrowof course it was just 10 yards butthey were real close..... the main thing that was throwing my arrows off was that my sight wasnt sighted in properly so that gave me anoher half inch closer.

i will post a video of me shooting tomarrow

You have a great attitude kidd keep it up it will only get better.

thankz skitters

When ya post the video of you shooting maybe we can see how your form is and maybe give you some pointer's on how to get those arrow's stacking on top of each other .

yeah skitterz no problem i just have to wait to edit the video after skool tomarrow and then put it on photobucket then on here.....im sure there are still lots of pointers that i can use....but for sure ill post up the video tomarrow
thanks for u and everyone elses help

hey kidd,

practice is the best way to improve. but not just any practice, PERFECT PRACTICE...remember that and you will improve greatly....you should always practice PERFECT and always have a good focus when your practicing...DO NOTjust toss arrows.

robby

Some of the best advise I ever recieved.... When you practice you practice form not accuracy. The accuracy will come with good form.
This makes sence and worked for me. Each time I shot I tried to focus on some part of my shot sequence, whether is was my grip my stance what ever. I focused on that part until I got it right then moved to another and finally built a sequenece and formthat worked for me.