eye dominance
#3
Join Date: Dec 2006
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RE: eye dominance
I'm in the same boat as far as left eye dominance and right eye shooting. I have 20/50 vision in my right eye and 20/15 in my left, so I would assume that I could be more accurate shooting left handed, but I hit my doe at 80 yards this year (with a firestick) within an inch of where I was aiming, so I'll stick for now.
#4
RE: eye dominance
I'm in the same club.I cannot see past my nose with out (bifocals) glasses and really struggle to look through my peep. I close my left eye when I shoot. I have learned to keep it open until the deer is near my shooting lane and then I close it and wait. My problem is that I cannot see my arrow with my new bow because the arrows are flying so fast. I got a doe last year without being able to tell where I hit her. I heard the arrow....THWAP....I knew I nailed her! She fell about 50 yards away....I love my new bow!
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: May 2003
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Posts: 920
RE: eye dominance
I am in the left eye dominant/right handed club and finally bit the bullet and switched to shooting a left handed bow last year. Boy, I should have done that years ago. It was a bit awkward at first being right handed in all but I am very happy with the switch.
#8
RE: eye dominance
ORIGINAL: doubleA
I am in the left eye dominant/right handed club and finally bit the bullet and switched to shooting a left handed bow last year. Boy, I should have done that years ago. It was a bit awkward at first being right handed in all but I am very happy with the switch.
I am in the left eye dominant/right handed club and finally bit the bullet and switched to shooting a left handed bow last year. Boy, I should have done that years ago. It was a bit awkward at first being right handed in all but I am very happy with the switch.