livbucks

I gotta say that yea, there are guys out there that really can not shoot but, if you dig a little, you would find that alot of bows out there are not tuned even close. I have seen people shoot arrows that porpose thru the air like a dolphin in water. Incorrect arrow spine, rests that belong in the trash, fletching contact, mixed arrows of various lengths and point weight, BENT aluminums, on and on...

RDHunter

I agree practice is important , to me I can't practice enough and shoot three days a week weather primtmenting of couurse.
As opening day gets closer we should be practicing more often , its a good way to build your confidence for when that moment of truth comes.
I'll shoot at myGlen Del 3D Buck in my back yard for hours and I also go to my favroite 3D outdoor range , its more of a challenage to be in hunting conditions.

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Buellhunter

At 20 yards I could put every arrow in a 9" circle for the rest of my life.
Jeez, do those guys ever shoot their bow?
That is pathetic.

I am not the best shot by any means, but a 9" circle? Come on.
At 20 yards the test should've been more like a 4" circle.
The people that failed should seriously think about either committing the time and effortto become proficient with their bows or stop bowhunting.
There is NO EXCUSE for going into the woods after an animal if you can't shoot better than that.