Often times a routine change will highlight weaknesses. Have been shooting walk backs this week from 5 yards to 25 yards in 5 yard increments.  Many rounds were getting closer and more consistent, but not on the mark.

I was noticing that my balance was compromised.
Last night I made a minor modification to my form in order to improve balance. The change was made just prior to dark and I only tested it out on a dozen arrrows at 15 yards. As with virtually any form modification, things may feel a little odd. The initial feeling was slightly uncomfortable, however the results proved otherwise. This morning I started out with the new form modification and dozen rounds at 10 and 15 yards. All seemed solid. Then I started my walk back session.

Below are the results from my 1st and only round. I was excited. Normally I don't publish these kind of pics. Since I had been working at this for a week, it was the great feeling of success which led to cutting this session short.

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Good Shooting. Sometimes changes are for the better even though they may not initially seem like it.  

Well done Scott! Confidence is key IMO. Whatever works to get you there.

Nice!

Thank you gentlemen!

In reality this is nothing great, however was merely a personal achievement that got me excited.

The joy of traditional.

"a personal achievement that got me excited."

And the folks here, like no others,  can understand your excitement.

Well done.

very nice!! i learn something about my form everytime i shoot routinely. i too know your excitement over this as well!!

Awesome Stuff Scott! Those fall Turkey's are in serious trouble!

Mark. Thanks - I will be counting down to turkey season and hopefully, together we shall be giving them a few calls.

did i here you right that you shot at low light i always shot better in low light to pitch black better contrantanion mind my spelling .im a slow educated red neck

               matt

This is good Scott,the form is an ever progressing trail.

Nice shooting!