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1st 3-d. . . the wall o shame.

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Scowler:
The main thing is that you went out and had some fun ( I hope).  The next time you go to a scoring 3-d shoot don't concern yourself about your score.  Just try to work on improving your shooting/accuracy and having fun.   

gstoneberg:
While I agree that 3d's should be shot for fun, the score does give a pretty accurate read-out of our distance limits.  For me, that is a huge motivator to practice.  Sadly, they don't do 3d's nearly as much down here in Texas and my practicing has slipped a lot after moving into a development.  I will say this, the most fun I've ever had shooting was at 3d's was when a group of us walked the course after everybody else was done and made up shots.  That was flat-out awesome.  I miss the old club and it's outdoor range.

Don't be too hard on yourself PB, it will get better and better.  You will see unbelievable things at 3d's.  I once took a shot with about a 2" window between saplings just before the target.  The heavy douglas fir shaft caught the tree on the left and flew to pieces.  When I got up to  the coyote it had 3 different sections of arrow stuck in it.  I lobbied to add the 3 scores together, but they made me take the score of the piece with the point.  Thankfully it was an 8. :) 

George

PEARL DRUMS:
I measure my success on 3d courses by the amount of arrows I left with and came back with.

Prarie Bowyer:

--- Quote from: PEARL DRUMS on June 20, 2012, 02:52:21 pm ---I measure my success on 3d courses by the amount of arrows I left with and came back with.

--- End quote ---

You win if you loose them all right??

PEARL DRUMS:
Heck no! If I bring in 4 arrows and step out with four arrows it was a success. Really bad shots usually dont let you find them!

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