QuoteOriginally posted by SpikeMaster:
Jeff,
     Just curious, what do you mean by achoring your bow arm? Are you not releasing until your bow arm is still?

If you mean still as in not a quiver, then no.    

My bow arm reaches out for the target, steady and still (as possible).

Shootin the same spot all the time      

Drew... shoot him in the butt once in a while...lol...

All of the above !!!

"2nd that one. good thing its not on my anchor cheek."

Yep, gotta chew on the left side or it throws the anchor way off!

My worst habit is NOT practicing! Just can't seem to find the time.

Drinking Beer.

Let my bow arm move to the left, watch the arrow fly instead of picking a spot, I tinker with my set up but I'm not so sure that's a bad thing. Oh, and chocolate!

Dropping my bow arm.  It's frustrating how I can start doing it and not even realize it until a few bad arrows in.  

Not getting my eye over the arrow---I just stop concentrating.

Missing the target.   :confused:   I hate looking for arrows.

i usually just "Pick a spot, let er' eat"    but sometimes i end up thinkin too much about my form, so that is probably my worst.. and sometimes i dont draw all the way to the corner of my mouth... but what is practice for right???

Reading stuff on target panic.

Thinking too much, causing me to lower my focus on the target.

Dropping my arm and looking for the arrow before it hits  

Mine would have to be not picking a small enough spot and every once in awhile i dont get to full draw.

Looking at my arrow before the release.

b. glass,
chocolate is not a bad habit, it's a really, really ,really good habit.  

Not practicing. don

1) Openly belching.

2) Spitting out gnats, instead of politely swallowing them.

When I get tired, my bow arm collapses inward, arrows go right.

I pluck like a ...maniac.

If I think too much about my release, anything can, and does, happen.

This is not really Killdeer, but her evil twin.   :cool: