How many actually pick a spot?
#102
RE: How many actually pick a spot?
I would have to say my spot is 2 inches. Not broken down to a hair or tuft. When I practice I have a paper plate on the target and aim right smack in the middle and that is my spot and no markings or
anything. I just focus on that. Pretty much a paper plate is the kill size area on a deer and if I am off just a bit I am ok. 6-8 inches.
But like I stated what works for me might not for you and by your recent kills it is also working.
Enjoy your day, time for my son's basketball games.
anything. I just focus on that. Pretty much a paper plate is the kill size area on a deer and if I am off just a bit I am ok. 6-8 inches.
But like I stated what works for me might not for you and by your recent kills it is also working.
Enjoy your day, time for my son's basketball games.
#103
RE: How many actually pick a spot?
I'm a percentage type of guy. I like my percentage of arrows released and deer dead on the ground.Isn't that what really matters? I keep that percentage up by concentrating on the spot I want that arrow to hit, I can change that spot and it doesn't have to be a tuff of hair etc. Doesn't take any time at all.
#105
RE: How many actually pick a spot?
It takes concentration.....but there is NO spot to aim at. I would have to assume that a deer with no tuft or discerbale mark would get a free pass form a lot of you guys.
Jeff what the big deal about how someone else explains something?
Ok your right, feel better?
#107
RE: How many actually pick a spot?
I can look at a white wall ornew 3-d target and say "I want to hit right there" take my shot and know if I did it or not. It isn't that difficult.
#109
RE: How many actually pick a spot?
ORIGINAL: Charlie P
I'm a percentage type of guy. I like my percentage of arrows released and deer dead on the ground.Isn't that what really matters? I keep that percentage up by concentrating on the spot I want that arrow to hit, I can change that spot and it doesn't have to be a tuff of hair etc. Doesn't take any time at all.
I'm a percentage type of guy. I like my percentage of arrows released and deer dead on the ground.Isn't that what really matters? I keep that percentage up by concentrating on the spot I want that arrow to hit, I can change that spot and it doesn't have to be a tuff of hair etc. Doesn't take any time at all.
Dan
#110
RE: How many actually pick a spot?
I don't think I've ever "picked a spot" while hunting. Practice is a different story. I think most peoples hunting shots become almost instinctive after they get a few under their belt. Don't get me wrong, I use my pin, but it just kind of automatically settles on the vitals. I'd say 95% of my broadside shots ended up within the same 4" area. I don't "pick" this spot...it just seems to pick me.
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