Good tip! One thing I do to practice out of a tree stand (ladder stand) is have the bow ready on hanger, just as if I were hunting. Go back from the ladder about 20 yards, run to the ladder, climb up as quickly as possible, grab the bow, and shoot at my 3D buck target. It is meant to mimic the excitement before the shot with your heart rate up and all. It's helped me out over the years...
What taught me that lesson was when i started shooting well...hitting other arrows got expensive fast! I at least learned to aim each arrow at a seperate spot!
It reminds me of when I was a kid playing baseball and my uncle was the coach. At practice if there was a popup and you yelled I got it and you dropped it or if you caught it and you didn't yell I got it. You got to run to a gravel pile that was a few hundred yards away and bring back a handful of gravel and give to him. Then you immediately had another ball hit to you to see if you had learned from your lesson. Not many balls were dropped.
Great tip Levi! Thanks for sharing. Definitely going to try this with my son. Actually might try this myself too!
Recently learned this on my own before watching video, thanks for the confirmation, another confidence booster….
Good tip! One thing I do to practice out of a tree stand (ladder stand) is have the bow ready on hanger, just as if I were hunting. Go back from the ladder about 20 yards, run to the ladder, climb up as quickly as possible, grab the bow, and shoot at my 3D buck target. It is meant to mimic the excitement before the shot with your heart rate up and all. It's helped me out over the years...
This is such an old school approach. Same with drawing and not firing. I'm with it
I go to this bow shop all the time and I have a hat signed by him
Loved this, absolutely makes sense
Cool man, not a tournament shooter only a hunter and dad taught me the same way, 45yrs later I still do the same thing, and pass it along
Well said advice...very true!
Great advice! Thank you!
Yeah I do that myself plus that walk back and forth will get your heart rate up and make you consentrate on that one shot like a hunting situation.
What taught me that lesson was when i started shooting well...hitting other arrows got expensive fast! I at least learned to aim each arrow at a seperate spot!
It reminds me of when I was a kid playing baseball and my uncle was the coach. At practice if there was a popup and you yelled I got it and you dropped it or if you caught it and you didn't yell I got it. You got to run to a gravel pile that was a few hundred yards away and bring back a handful of gravel and give to him. Then you immediately had another ball hit to you to see if you had learned from your lesson. Not many balls were dropped.
Really makes sense thanks 👍
Great tip ,Thank you
Hell... I've only got 4 anyway 😂🤘
I lost 2 during 3D archery in a 6 pack
This is the same concept as walking instead of riding a cart when you play golf
My dad told me always make the first shot count!! Weather it's a gun or a bow if you make the first shot count then you may not need a second shot!!
My dad said the say thing. It's a good tip.
Levi loves giving bad advice... 😂