I set up to make the shots I will have to make, practice them before hand just as I would be hunting. Really doesn't matter what the setup is if it's set up for that shot. I also setup to shoot 1 cold shot, practice 1 cold shot, not many, I won't get many to "warm up". Setting up to make that cold shot I pick the bow up and point it at the target, then look at what the sights are telling me. By the time I get done everything is lined up with how I naturally draw. I don't bend at the waist well, it's no good if I force myself too, so I setup how I shoot. I can shoot with eyes closed as long as I don't try and over think it, helps in low light.
I have a 5 pin and like others have said range before a target appears. When I scout I make maps with details, I know what I will see before I get there. Have hunted places with maps 5 years old and still walked out with what I went after.
Can be frustrating, but it should be hard to kill something.
I have a 5 pin and like others have said range before a target appears. When I scout I make maps with details, I know what I will see before I get there. Have hunted places with maps 5 years old and still walked out with what I went after.
Can be frustrating, but it should be hard to kill something.
