Dr Andy

Unfortunately I've wounded some deer. The adrenalin shakes can be quite overpowering,but sometimes the deer moves when you take your shot. I'm confident that these problems will not continue,the guilts you feel are quite severe! Success makes it all worthwhile and soon the success will overtake the failures. These are lifes lessons at their most extreme!

Buckeye Tom

Until I got the first bowkill under my belt I was a shaking fool at every deer sighting which resulted in quite a few misses. Now I take deep breaths and focus on the task at hand, I quit looking at the entire deer and focus on the vitals, pick my time to draw, pick that hair on the chest and the rest seems to be on auto pilot now. I shake like crazy after the shot and would not have it any other way. If I lose that racing heart and trembling hands after the shot I will give up bowhunting. It is a feeling that I have never had when gun hunting and that is what sets it apart for me.

bowtech die hard

I have " stay calm, pick a spot" on my bow limb. Tends to help me out a little.