Tom
New member
I've got an opinion on this stuff. bcat, I think you were right about the up and down stuff but practice will make sure. I really like Redbeard's advice about making each shot count. Its the first shot that counts so that one has to hit. Its better to practice a few shots, then retrieve the arrows. Its more like a hunting shot then, instead of shooting ten in a row. When you shoot 2-3 at a time, they last longer also. I have a foam target that handles broadheads well and yes, they can fly differently so you have to practice with them. They got to be sharp when you shoot for real also. Bending at the waist helps keep the sighting constant. Draw when he is looking the other way, if you see his eye, he sees you. Have fun!
