NICE GROUPING CERCA !! WHAT DISTANCE are you shooting ? - I saw a relatively SMALL gap being used for elevation (distance), but - I also heard you step off about 23 "paces", and they didn't sound like "giant steps" (1m each), so I'm guessing you're shooting at about 18m ? THAT SAID - you're a BRAVE MAN to use a BRICK WALL as your final ARROW STOP - I BOW TO YOUR COURAGE ;-) Looking forward to videos of your anchoring UNDER YOUR CHIN and shooting at 40m, 50m and beyond next ! Cheers, - Mark Vogt | VOGTLAND OUTDOORS | th-cam.com/users/VOGTLANDOUTDOORS
Thanks Mark! (My name is Jim) yeah it’s 20 yard. Mostly that’s because it’s the game I chase (indoor spot) but it’s also about the longest I’m gonna get on my property without getting into the park and I think I’d pretty quickly get arrested. There was another park near here that has bales out to 70 and I couldn’t really even get to 50 without stacking WAY over the boss with my point at the trees. If I can get back to the longer distances I will for sure try your anchor. It makes a lot of sense to me. And I’ve lost some arrows against the brick if I’m honest, but the back door window and window to the bathroom are more concerning. I will NEVER throw something that wild, but it is a little concerning when at full draw and then see someone pass by the window on their way to the bathroom! I’m gonna put some heavyweight plexi over that glass!
on the videos you posted on the Barebow Group wasn't much apparent, but here it can be seen why you always catch your nose. it looks like you lean back quite a bit.
Thanks. I don’t think I really do lean back much at all. But my front hip is twisted really forward to help me aim behind my bow shoulder, so I can see how that and a slightly lower camera angle can look like I’m leaning backward. There’s a video somewhere on the channel here taken from above. That shows my alignment but probably shows that I’m not leaning back. (I don’t think I am anyway ;) )
29, yeah brother!
NICE GROUPING CERCA !!
WHAT DISTANCE are you shooting ?
- I saw a relatively SMALL gap being used for elevation (distance), but
- I also heard you step off about 23 "paces", and they didn't sound like "giant steps" (1m each), so I'm guessing you're shooting at about 18m ?
THAT SAID - you're a BRAVE MAN to use a BRICK WALL as your final ARROW STOP - I BOW TO YOUR COURAGE ;-)
Looking forward to videos of your anchoring UNDER YOUR CHIN and shooting at 40m, 50m and beyond next !
Cheers,
- Mark Vogt | VOGTLAND OUTDOORS | th-cam.com/users/VOGTLANDOUTDOORS
Thanks Mark! (My name is Jim) yeah it’s 20 yard. Mostly that’s because it’s the game I chase (indoor spot) but it’s also about the longest I’m gonna get on my property without getting into the park and I think I’d pretty quickly get arrested. There was another park near here that has bales out to 70 and I couldn’t really even get to 50 without stacking WAY over the boss with my point at the trees. If I can get back to the longer distances I will for sure try your anchor. It makes a lot of sense to me.
And I’ve lost some arrows against the brick if I’m honest, but the back door window and window to the bathroom are more concerning. I will NEVER throw something that wild, but it is a little concerning when at full draw and then see someone pass by the window on their way to the bathroom! I’m gonna put some heavyweight plexi over that glass!
on the videos you posted on the Barebow Group wasn't much apparent, but here it can be seen why you always catch your nose. it looks like you lean back quite a bit.
Thanks. I don’t think I really do lean back much at all. But my front hip is twisted really forward to help me aim behind my bow shoulder, so I can see how that and a slightly lower camera angle can look like I’m leaning backward. There’s a video somewhere on the channel here taken from above. That shows my alignment but probably shows that I’m not leaning back. (I don’t think I am anyway ;) )