millerhunter13

I am shooting at 10 yards and i am a newbie to bowhunting i am trying to get read for season, and i shot these groups 2 of these pictures i new were bad as soon as i let go of the release but the others, i am not sure if they are good at 10 yards or not. Also if you notice the first shot is always closer than the second shot, could that be because i am not as relaxed as i was on the first shot?
thanks
mike

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millerhunter13

here is another shot i took

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millerhunter13

i am thinking that those two shots were just bad luck shots, cause all the others were MUCH closer.

Tut23

i think there good and its time to increase your distance if possible go to maybe 15 then 20

Pike_county_hunter

yes you should deffinatly back up. i can shoot a six shot group at 40 yards and the fletchings touch

millerhunter13

i am gonna pracitce 20 tommor hopefully i dont have alot of room to practice but a neighbor is gonna let me shoot at hishouse so i am gonna call him tommorw and practice longer ranges.

Clinty Poo

Just keep shooting man.. Move her back and stay focused. When you switch to a real broad head you will probably have to do some fine tuning. I've put a lot of arrows through mine in the past few days gettin ready for elk on saturday. Once you get good start moving the target around and do situational shootings. It will be tough for you, but on my property I am able to move all over the place. Shoot through small windows, up hill down hill.. every type of shot you could face in the woods is good to practice for. I'm tired of cutting my fletchings off though. Arrows are not cheap, and I'm messing them up haha.. Damn thunder heads..

millerhunter13

i was shooting broadheads today and they were shooting the same as the field points i dont have to move the sight or nothing, but i havnt shot the broadheads at 20 yards yet, they might need some tuning then.

BowHunterJim

that sucks for 10 yards i will robin hood an arrow evertime at 10 yardfs.

Clinty Poo

I'm sure you did that when you first started shooting huh.. I would robin hood my shots at 20 and 30 yards however carbon arrows don't split like a wood one could they just hit and bounce... Impressive.. Don't be such a turd!