Do you shoot with your hunitng gloves on??
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I ask this because I have heard that a lot of people practice with there hunting gloves on. I have never done it but does it make that much of a difference???
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I understand if the weather is colder I was just crious for the warmer weather right now!! I will definantely have to practice it, I just never have!
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i usually like to shoot at least a couple of times with my hunting clothes on before season. every glove or longsleeve shirt can throw off your routine
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I wear fingerless gloves regardless of the temperature....just for the camo effect. I'm not sure I'd like the feel of material between my fingers and the trigger on my release. When it gets colder, I wear the same gloves, but keep my hands tucked in a muff with hand warmers.
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If it's real cold I'll wear a glove on my bow hand, but I must have my release hand unhindered. I have to feel the release.I keep both hands in a muff with a few GRABBER hand warmers. I will practice with the one glove onperiodically though.
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ORIGINAL: m00sedrool
I wear fingerless gloves regardless of the temperature....just for the camo effect. I'm not sure I'd like the feel of material between my fingers and the trigger on my release. When it gets colder, I wear the same gloves, but keep my hands tucked in a muff with hand warmers.
I wear fingerless gloves regardless of the temperature....just for the camo effect. I'm not sure I'd like the feel of material between my fingers and the trigger on my release. When it gets colder, I wear the same gloves, but keep my hands tucked in a muff with hand warmers.
Same here