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i still cant..
Dave 55:
Ive been a fan of G Freds since the 80s when he used to write some great trad bowhunting stories and Im sure he is an excellent shot but his method doesnt work for everyone,or for most for that matter,if it doesnt work for you and you decide to make it work,IMHO its a great way start snap shooting or short drawing,just my 2 cents.
Kegan:
--- Quote from: Bent Rig on March 10, 2010, 10:33:28 pm ---You have to pick an anchor point that is comfortable for you and stay with it for a while , instinctive shoot takes alot of practice -daily all year long , why would anyone want to learn any other way for hunting ? Looking down the shafts , split vision and gap shooting -I believe is more for target - where you are at known distances . Get Asbell's book - regardless it has alot of useful information and a good explaination on eveything that is stated in the book . ;D
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Hunters have been using aiming styles and pointing the arrow right at the target for years. Even if you don't use it to aim, it sure helps to have it pointed where you want to go! ;D
Bent Rig:
That's why practice is the key , and with good form the arrow goes where you point -like the example of how one shoots a shotgun . Yes everyone needs to find his own way , all I was saying was that there was good info that someone with no experience could start on . Peace ! 8)
riarcher:
--- Quote from: Dave 55 on March 11, 2010, 09:51:04 pm ---Ive been a fan of G Freds since the 80s when he used to write some great trad bowhunting stories and Im sure he is an excellent shot but his method doesnt work for everyone,or for most for that matter,if it doesnt work for you and you decide to make it work,IMHO its a great way start snap shooting or short drawing,just my 2 cents.
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X2
Take patience and it works. Just not for target leagues and such.
mullet:
Looking down the arrow and not shooting like Asbell works for the targets I shoot at Bent Rig, they dripped red stuff pretty good this year and last.
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