In the past couple of weeks I have been practicing more on form than repetition. I have a new bow and an older bow (less poundage)that I am working with. I have learned some really important lessons. (reading post on here might have helped just a tad)
Nocks: these little do dads can really affect arrow flight
Strings: a FF string really improves speed and arrow flight, seems like I read that in a thread?
Form: Do I need to say anything? Might have been mentioned also...
Practice: If I'm doing it wrong, at least I'm doing it wrong all the time
Trad Archery: Crazy Fun and could cause a little bit of OCD! Enjoying the headaches for now!
Thanks for all the advise and post from your experiences! I hope to take my bow into the field this year and make meat. If not, I will continue to work on it and wait for the critters to come next time. Scout
Cavalry Scout, one of the great lessons that I have learned in this sport, is that you never stop learning, seems things change pretty quickly in regards to equipment and the proper set up for said equipment. I think another lesson learned by most is that we overlook the smallest of things and these small things can make a big difference in our equipment performance as well our personal performance.
Just remember to always have fun and enjoy.
Cavalry Scout...I've been going through the same thing for about the past 4-5 months and I couldn't agree more! Well said!
Kingsnake