Comments on: Put some ARCH in your Archery http://skinnymoose.com/smokenfeathers/2007/08/23/put-some-arch-in-your-archery/ Where bullet and shafts lead us Tue, 02 Dec 2008 15:07:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: John Martin http://skinnymoose.com/smokenfeathers/2007/08/23/put-some-arch-in-your-archery/#comment-57 John Martin Tue, 28 Aug 2007 20:50:32 +0000 http://skinnymoose.com/smokenfeathers/2007/08/23/put-some-arch-in-your-archery/#comment-57 I'm lucky that I have up to 100 yards to shoot with a backstop (depending on how much hay is in the pole barn) It gets pretty old going back and forth for arrows though! Nothing is quite as rewarding as hearing arrows slap at LOONG yardage. I don't get to hear it much, but when I do it feels good! Form flaws are much more evident at long range a little cant or dropping your bow arm will show up in your groups. Good hunting! I’m lucky that I have up to 100 yards to shoot with a backstop (depending on how much hay is in the pole barn)

It gets pretty old going back and forth for arrows though!

Nothing is quite as rewarding as hearing arrows slap at LOONG yardage. I don’t get to hear it much, but when I do it feels good!
Form flaws are much more evident at long range a little cant or dropping your bow arm will show up in your groups.
Good hunting!

]]> By: Bryan http://skinnymoose.com/smokenfeathers/2007/08/23/put-some-arch-in-your-archery/#comment-55 Bryan Sat, 25 Aug 2007 06:16:41 +0000 http://skinnymoose.com/smokenfeathers/2007/08/23/put-some-arch-in-your-archery/#comment-55 I agree! Though I don't get out to 60 yards, I always practice most of the summer at distances longer than I expect to hunt. That way, when it gets close to season, anything within my hunting range looks huge!!! It's like swinging a heavy bat before stepping to the plate! I agree! Though I don’t get out to 60 yards, I always practice most of the summer at distances longer than I expect to hunt. That way, when it gets close to season, anything within my hunting range looks huge!!! It’s like swinging a heavy bat before stepping to the plate!

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