Here is a video I made for anyone interested in a fixed crawl. It is how I will be hunting this season and have already tagged a few squirrels using it. Please note that my accuracy was not up to it's usual snuff mainly because I was a bit nervous about recording myself. Also I am not a pro at making internet videos so bear with me if it isn't as good as many that you usually watch.
fixed crawl (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcpsbCuSDS4)
Food for thought...I switched from right to left handed shooting earlier this year. I had always shot split fingered right handed, but have found I prefer 3 under shooting left handed. May have to play around with this a bit. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the video. I too am a fixed crawl shooter for hunting, and there are a lot of misconceptions out there about it. Most people think that you have to have and upright target stance and shoot the bow vertical, which simply isn't true.
It may not be for everyone, but it has helped my hunting accuracy tremendously!
Point on with a fixed crawl will be the aiming method I'll be using this year. I always leaned towards a gapping method. The fixed crawl just made my shooting that much better.
Big key thou is that you have to draw and expand to the same place each time or your accuracy will suffer.