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Young Horseback Archers!
Stonedog:
That is some kind neat!
Pappy:
Very cool,I would probably fall off the horse. ;) ;D
Pappy
Little John:
Pretty cool. Excellent job by these young archers and really cute little horse that performed flawlessly. I hope they grow up to be champions. I need to get a horse going that only has to do the archery or make a track where the horse knows to follow the course. When I shoot my horse will pretty much go where I am looking but one session of archery eats away from his other training as he learns that when I drop the reins he might not have to do right and can start cheating. I have lots of trouble with the going away shot and with the speed loading. Still lots of fun, wish I had others to practice with. Kenneth
Allen7:
My buddies in Canada posted a different video on their website of our May 08 Kassai horseback archery competition. This one shows about 4 runs from each the competitors. It includes the 3 young brothers and the rest of us. It is about a 10 minute video - my runs start at about 3:43 in this video. I used someone else's horse, as I can't afford to haul mine anymore. It is pretty cool and shows a wide range of abilities and some different strategies. Fast horse or slow horse. Shoot a bunch of arrows or concentrate on one arrow. Final score is a combination of time and arrow scores. Here is the link: http://www.horsebackarchery.ca/ Enjoy the show!
Allen Minton
Keenan:
Awesome Allen, You did real good and those kids are inspiring. As I wa watching I wondering if you use the fluid "draw through" with no anchor point, in your normal stationary shooting?
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