You have an amazing attitude, energy, and humility coupled with a willingness to learn and enjoyment in what you are doing. Your archery is improving rapidly and you have come a long way, fairly quickly.
You're definitely correct on the process not changing at longer distances. it's the same but dang the space between the ears can get in the way. Follow your process, which you have done since the start. Good job.
Visualizing mentally the shot sequence helps me a lot. Helps me maintain focus. Especially when I’m about to draw down on a deer or pig. I run the whole process through my mind in like 2 seconds right before I begin to draw. I work on picking a spot to hit. Doing this helps me remain calmer. I think it changes somehow the adrenaline rush when a target buck shows up under my stand.
Bending forward at your waist when loosing arrows at a downward angle can help keep everything in alignment similarly to when you're shooting on flat ground. Looks like you're doing well 👍
You’re doing great brother! One thing I worry about for hunting is the creaking noise your bow makes as you draw, I can almost guarantee a deer will hear it. Maybe someone will chime in with a way to quiet it down
Definitely sounds like leather stretching. Everybody has their favorites in all the gear used in archery and releases are no different. I've been using Tru-Ball releases for a long time now and am sold on them! Once you start hunting, I recommend getting one or two extras so you don't find yourself realizing you can't find your release when your at deer camp, and you can find the one that fits you best.
I have an impression you breath through your mouth when you shooting. Change it to breath through the nose. It will calm you down. Make sure to release arrow when you breath out. Keep shootin!
You have an amazing attitude, energy, and humility coupled with a willingness to learn and enjoyment in what you are doing.
Your archery is improving rapidly and you have come a long way, fairly quickly.
Thank you I truly appreciate that…I’m just trying my best to learn as much as I can have fun and enjoy the process
You're definitely correct on the process not changing at longer distances. it's the same but dang the space between the ears can get in the way. Follow your process, which you have done since the start. Good job.
Most def bro…thank you I appreciate it
Visualizing mentally the shot sequence helps me a lot. Helps me maintain focus. Especially when I’m about to draw down on a deer or pig. I run the whole process through my mind in like 2 seconds right before I begin to draw. I work on picking a spot to hit. Doing this helps me remain calmer. I think it changes somehow the adrenaline rush when a target buck shows up under my stand.
That’s really cool…
I’m going to keep at it
Good shit bruh we started about the same time shooting! I can relate to your thought process and habits...
@@TheLpather thanks man…just trying to prepare and learn as much as I can
Bending forward at your waist when loosing arrows at a downward angle can help keep everything in alignment similarly to when you're shooting on flat ground.
Looks like you're doing well 👍
Thank you I appreciate that
You’re doing great brother! One thing I worry about for hunting is the creaking noise your bow makes as you draw, I can almost guarantee a deer will hear it. Maybe someone will chime in with a way to quiet it down
Yea it’s pretty bad…that’s why I wrote that part in the video lol…it won’t be like that tho
I think it’s the leather on your release. Maybe some leather conditioner like they use on baseball gloves would help break it in quicker.
@@Kammeg71 that’s very possible I wasn’t sure where it was coming from
Definitely sounds like leather stretching. Everybody has their favorites in all the gear used in archery and releases are no different. I've been using Tru-Ball releases for a long time now and am sold on them! Once you start hunting, I recommend getting one or two extras so you don't find yourself realizing you can't find your release when your at deer camp, and you can find the one that fits you best.
@@Andy-sy1ko that’s really good advice…thank you
I have an impression you breath through your mouth when you shooting. Change it to breath through the nose. It will calm you down. Make sure to release arrow when you breath out. Keep shootin!
Thank you I appreciate that
Don't forget to wax your string every hundred shots or so
Most def man