I shoot year round nearly everyday at least 15 shots. I work on form and release control as my main focus. Maintaining release control is probably IMO the most important part of shooting. Working on target focus and pulling thru the shot is my main objective. This makes me automatically work on my form. I will shoot to 45-50 yards but focus on 35 yards and closer mostly. I’ve noticed over many years too many people don’t shoot enough or wait until the last few weeks before season to start shooting some. I hear this story a lot at the local bow shop and range. I shouldn’t let it but people that don’t have any more respect for an animal they are trying to put an arrow in dont need to be bow hunting.
That’s great! Those are great points of focus. That’s really the best thing you can do! Like you said most wait until right before season. It doesn’t take much time to do some shooting well before season and it’s always worth it.I like to get honed in well before hand so the shot is the last thing I have to worry about. Best of luck this season!
I go to my archery club at least 3 days a week. We have indoor up to 40 yards. Outside out to 120 yards and a awesome 3D course and it is on 39 acres.I love my Mathews V3X and my bowtech REVOLT. Cool video
Good work 🏹
Appreciate it! Thanks!
I shoot year round nearly everyday at least 15 shots. I work on form and release control as my main focus. Maintaining release control is probably IMO the most important part of shooting. Working on target focus and pulling thru the shot is my main objective. This makes me automatically work on my form. I will shoot to 45-50 yards but focus on 35 yards and closer mostly. I’ve noticed over many years too many people don’t shoot enough or wait until the last few weeks before season to start shooting some. I hear this story a lot at the local bow shop and range. I shouldn’t let it but people that don’t have any more respect for an animal they are trying to put an arrow in dont need to be bow hunting.
That’s great! Those are great points of focus. That’s really the best thing you can do! Like you said most wait until right before season. It doesn’t take much time to do some shooting well before season and it’s always worth it.I like to get honed in well before hand so the shot is the last thing I have to worry about. Best of luck this season!
I go to my archery club at least 3 days a week. We have indoor up to 40 yards. Outside out to 120 yards and a awesome 3D course and it is on 39 acres.I love my Mathews V3X and my bowtech REVOLT. Cool video
That is awesome! Sounds like a great club! I need something like that near me. Thank you glad you enjoyed it!
@@MidwestOutdoorExperiencewhat awesome mathew bow do have