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RE: need help
#1. I assume you shoot left handed, because that is the only way you can "pull" your shots to the right. If, hhowever, you shoot right handed you might be collapsing at the shot, not holding back tension, which can cause shots to go right and sometimes high.
#2. If you're not collapsing then string creep might be a culprit. String creep allows the draw length to become longer, in which case you can't hold the shot correctly. Again, same results as before.
#3. OR, the draw length is too long to start with. I would have very little doubt that this and #2 both apply.
#2. If you're not collapsing then string creep might be a culprit. String creep allows the draw length to become longer, in which case you can't hold the shot correctly. Again, same results as before.
#3. OR, the draw length is too long to start with. I would have very little doubt that this and #2 both apply.
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RE: need help
Sounds like you're not pulling through the shot (assuming you're right handed), as BG said in his #1. If you start to collapse as you're waiting for the shot to go off you'll miss to the right. Concentrate on maintaining good form and pulling through the shot (which means equally pushing with the bow arm and not just pulling on the release) to see if this helps.