Hunting & Fishing So you think you can shoot a Bow
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Cool. He's on his way to Howard Hill and Byron Ferguson status.
Cool. He's on his way to Howard Hill and Byron Ferguson status.
Re: So you think you can shoot a Bow
Wow.... and I thought I was good. This kid makes me feel like a true novice. Now I don't feel so comfortable with my skills, I guess I am going to have to step it up. Thanks for the video find.
Wow.... and I thought I was good. This kid makes me feel like a true novice. Now I don't feel so comfortable with my skills, I guess I am going to have to step it up. Thanks for the video find.
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I dont care if he only hits 1 in 10, thats still pretty damn impressive. Its like catching the fly with chopsticks in Karate Kid, except this guy can pull it off regularly.
I dont care if he only hits 1 in 10, thats still pretty damn impressive. Its like catching the fly with chopsticks in Karate Kid, except this guy can pull it off regularly.
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Just goes to show what REAL dedication to something you love can produce!! More power to him!!
I am a pretty good shot... but NOTHING like that has ever come from my bow. For that matter, not much even from a shotgun.
DK
Just goes to show what REAL dedication to something you love can produce!! More power to him!!
I am a pretty good shot... but NOTHING like that has ever come from my bow. For that matter, not much even from a shotgun.
DK
Re: So you think you can shoot a Bow
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Outdoorsman9</div><div class="ubbcode-body">He has inspired me to try and shoot a clay bird with my bow</div></div>
I probably don't have to say this, but please make sure you have a safe area to do this in. I remember when we first started getting into archery, my dad let his friend shoot his bow. This guy was massive and couldn't pull back a 65lb bow, he gave up just before the let off point, accidentally loosed the arrow and it flew a good 500 yards into a field where some people were picking up trash from the desert. When we found the arrow it was only 20 yards away from a group of two people who were completly clueless as to what had transpired.
Something much worse could've happened, but we got extremely lucky that day. From there on out we checked our backdrop every time before shooting anything.
My biggest regret is not telling the man he needed to keep his bow hand outstretched and on target while drawing back.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Outdoorsman9</div><div class="ubbcode-body">He has inspired me to try and shoot a clay bird with my bow</div></div>
I probably don't have to say this, but please make sure you have a safe area to do this in. I remember when we first started getting into archery, my dad let his friend shoot his bow. This guy was massive and couldn't pull back a 65lb bow, he gave up just before the let off point, accidentally loosed the arrow and it flew a good 500 yards into a field where some people were picking up trash from the desert. When we found the arrow it was only 20 yards away from a group of two people who were completly clueless as to what had transpired.
Something much worse could've happened, but we got extremely lucky that day. From there on out we checked our backdrop every time before shooting anything.
My biggest regret is not telling the man he needed to keep his bow hand outstretched and on target while drawing back.
