HIGH COUNTRY
Senior Member
I tend to do better if I shoot one arrow, and go get it. Also, I am starting to take a short break after five to ten arrows. Ive noticed after fifteen to twenty arrows in a row, my accuracy or consistency gets worse.
Do you concentrate more on getting every single arrow in the kill zone, or do you put more focus on grouping like I did with a compound - Im thinking getting every single arrow somewhere in the kill zone is more important for hunting... May be splitting a fine point too much here (hey thats a good pun).
Finally got the concept after nine weeks about rotating the shoulder for structural alignment, I didnt realize that all these years I was pulling back compound with front of shoulder smaller muscles - may be part of reason for shoulder issues all these years.
I am at a point where I am going to quit watching you tube videos, and just focus on my basics. I am using the arrow now to touch under my eye, and still working on a better release - after three days of challenging shooting with changes, it seemed to kick in yesterday if I can make habit strength...
Wow, it is a journey... Challenging to say the least but still addictive and fun.
Do you concentrate more on getting every single arrow in the kill zone, or do you put more focus on grouping like I did with a compound - Im thinking getting every single arrow somewhere in the kill zone is more important for hunting... May be splitting a fine point too much here (hey thats a good pun).
Finally got the concept after nine weeks about rotating the shoulder for structural alignment, I didnt realize that all these years I was pulling back compound with front of shoulder smaller muscles - may be part of reason for shoulder issues all these years.
I am at a point where I am going to quit watching you tube videos, and just focus on my basics. I am using the arrow now to touch under my eye, and still working on a better release - after three days of challenging shooting with changes, it seemed to kick in yesterday if I can make habit strength...
Wow, it is a journey... Challenging to say the least but still addictive and fun.