Roskoe

You might look at the Short N Sweet release, or something similar - where the bowstring is held very close to the trigger. And tie the shortest string loop possible. This will get your anchor point further forward without actually increasing the draw length of the bow - although the draw length of the bow looks about and inch too long to me as well.

mus_stang

it might feel uncomfortable to hold it the other ways...i felt weird to me too but my accuracy got alot better...after awhile it will become comfy to hold it that way..you got to train the brain

millerhunter13

ok, and how would you bend your waist when your sitting in a blind or would this be a thing where you would use your arm?

mus_stang

lol....practice and you will find out.....when you are on the ground sitting you will be more level will the deer

millerhunter13

true.....

TFOX

Even though I don't hold exactly like the picture,I am more like it than not.I do keep the grip on the thumb side of the life line,I just have a lower wrist style than the pic.


I also turn my wrist and forearm (not the elbow) like the pic and from your pic,it looks like you do not,that can cause torque.

millerhunter13

o ok i gotcha.