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NOMADIC PIRATE:

--- Quote from: jeffutley57 on November 18, 2009, 01:31:21 pm ---I do not instinctively shoot- but want to start. Once you can shoot this way- is it any different across different poundage bows?

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....If the arrows are matched to the bows, than you shouldn't see any difference ( as long as you make your bows similar, it would change a bit if you go from super narrow handles to those quite wide ones )

Broken Hand:
    I teach people, mostly kids to shoot instinctive by having them shoot a candle at night, and try to snuff the flame without hitting the candle. they love this type of shooting, and I think it makes them aim small, miss small. However I do see them occationally swap bows or arrows with someone that shoots more poundage than they need and accuracy more or less is non existant, but if they drop poundage or arrow weight the accuracy will sometimes improve....Brokenhand....Aho.

radius:
i swap bows all the time for fun, and i only have the same batch of mismatched arrows to go along with them.  I always shoot natural:  never aim down the arrow, don't use peripheral vision:  i just look at what i want to hit, draw, release.  All my bows are about the same weight, within 12 # or so, and i find that even with one that has a wider handle, it only takes a shot or two for the body to figure it out. 

The body, once trained, is smarter than me so i let it do the work!

Kegan:
I've switched from almost 90# to just over 60# within fifteen minutes and, except for the arrows being off with the lighter bow, had no issue hitting out to 30 or 40 yards. I do use an "aiming" system, but rarely do I give it much conscience thought.

Liek i said, it's all barebow ;D

zeNBowyer:
Switching  bows  changes  technique,
  since  most  bows are different  in  a number  of  ways, specificallly  the  handle/grip, depth  of  the  window, length  of the  bow  etc.
you  simply  can't  hold  your  bow  with the  same way  with  different  grips,
as  much  as  I  like to  play with  my  different  bows  I  shoot  one  at  a  time  for  periods,
because  the point  of  impact  seems  to  changes  from  bow  to bow,
I'm  sure  some  people can  switch  bows  without  much  bother  but I'm  not  one:)
 

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