TAC Woes- Losing my touch

[R.K.]

Decided to get out this year and shoot a 3D course in some terrain. Since there was a total archery challenge relatively close, that sounded good.

Missed 5 targets, lost 3 arrows, and discovered I had a cracked limb and had to skip the last of the course. Not great. I’m just gonna pretend the shooting trouble was a mechanical issue (since I was dead on as of Thursday), and keep practicing the rest of the summer.

Highlight was seeing these non-targets underfoot while riding the lift up the mountain. Few more out and about.

 

[typhoon916]

That's on my bucket list is too shoot TAC for once

 

[Wild Bill]

Sounds like you got good feedback whether you shot well or not. Better to get it out of the way now and be able to fix it and move on.
Thats why you practice.

 

[R.K.]

That's on my bucket list is too shoot TAC for once

It’sa good way to support your local arrow company

 

[typhoon916]

It’sa good way to support your local arrow company

You just have to be a good shot lol

 

[cgasner1]

I wasn’t able to shoot it this year due to life. Last year I felt like about 80% of the shots most people had no business taking in a real life hunting situation. Your cracked limb probably has a lot of effect on your accuracy. Get the bow situation taken care of start shooting more instead of running around the neighborhood. I sure wouldn’t judge a day at tac around my ability to actually hunt with a bow.