No, not my politics; my shooting.
After a lot of soul searching, I have decided that my worsening sight in my right eye had to cancel my season. Just not feeling good about making the accurate shot when the opportunity arises.
I have become left eye dominant, and it is time to join the ranks of the lefties.
At close to 65 years old, it may be a challenge, but I am ready for it, and it spices things up a bit.
Here is the first step.  It is a PCHIII 60" and 44#@28. Now if it would just stop raining long enough to shoot it.

Very nice first step.

WOW!

From what I hear about your shooting I am sure you will have no problem Ken. Good luck

When you move, you really move:) Bow looks great, best of luck.

Best of luck with your switch.

I'm sure you will be shooting great in no time. Good luck!

We have to get together and shoot right now.....maybe I could kick your butt before you get this lefty thing figured out.....      Plus you can try my dual shelf Holm-Made!!!

Kat is a fantastic shooter with even a bad eye, I have tons of respect for his abilities!                          

So watch out with a good eye!
That's it, no hope for me to get even closer to his shooting!

Nice bow by the way

F-Manny

Hey Ron that's true. I will bet you, your wife, your friends, and even your dog, could kick my butt.
From what I have seen on here, I am entering into some really great shooting company.
Thanks for the encouragement guys. Maybe I can get my left hand to do the things my right wouldn't.

I'm sure you will be "puttin-em where you look" in short order!

Ken, I wish you the best on your new adventure.  I am sure you will have it figured out quickly.

I think he just wants a new challenge. I have seen him shoot right handed and Damn. lol

Good luck-Hap

Good Luck!

I made the switch and the hardest part was nocking an arrow. Trying to get a non-dominant hand to do those kind of tasks is tough.
Hang in there, after a few hundred arrows, it's easier and now 3 years later for me, it seems odd to try right hand.
Best wishes.