09-05-08, 03:42 PM
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Setup
Riser:
Hoyt 38 Ultra
Limbs:
XT1000
Sight:
Sureloc/Beiter scope
Stabilisers:
SF longrod
Button:
Bow String:
Arrows:
X10s & X7s
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Yorker  Wrong answer.
Every archer I have ever known to get this form of target fright (quoted as the 'worst and most serious form' by the archers reference) has had to spend months working with practice and encouragement etc etc. to just about sort it out.
OR.
Spend a fiver, put a clicker on, the rest of your productive archery career just began. With a clicker if it does not go clicker before you loose you loose a fletch, maybe an arrow, most likely into the grass or a tree if you are shooting field. There is NO other option bar to get through the clicker and loose. Thusly if you maintain your posture a clicker instantly blackmails you into shooting properly.
If you *must* go with the non clicker route, drop off 5lb of draw weight and go from there. | Agree almost completely with Yorker on this one. Except for the last sentence; when you have this problem you have it regardless of the bow weight. I have/had this problem with longbow and halving the bow weight did not help! Why are so many people anti-clicker?
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