Bow fun in 2006

[stilllearning]

Here is the pic of me a while back.


Here is the latest photo or my form and arm position.



let me know if it is looking any better please.

[Greg Krause]

Your elbow does look much better than before. I can't really see your bow arm. Is it bent or locked. If it were me I'd bend my bow arm just a little. I don't know how far the bow will adjust but I'd think about maybe backing off on your draw length a little bit. I like to keep it a little on the short side. It helps when hunting with heavy clothes and a liitle short is usually more accurate than long. Although I know plenty of people who anchor where you do and shoot great. At some point form goes from being science to personal preferance. Most important is to get out, shoot and have fun. Well, thats my opinion.

[BT]

IMO....you will be just right and most stable when the top 1/3rd of your elbow intersects this line

[stilllearning]

I have worked hard to get it to were it is but I was wondering if I should continue or if it realy makes a difference? The shoulder has loosend a bit but dosn't seem to want to loosen any more.

Just thought i would ask as this is not going to stop me from having fun.

[BT]

All position is Very important to maintain proper shooting form.

You are just a little low IMO but if it feels good , that is very important too.

[stilllearning]

thanks BT. I appreciate all opinions.

[stilllearning]

I have brought some bows and some arrows across with no problem as long as they were made in the US.

Now I remembered to take photos of the truck so here is the old one and notice the rusty bumper.

New one.

Old one



New one oh and yes it is a 4X4 with the v six in it.



it works well too and I managed to get it for 3600 as well.

[stilllearning]

I am still working on the sholder but I think I may have lost a little ground in the last little bit. You will have to go back a page to see how I am doing sorry.




BT if you could draw that line on there again for me it would be apprciated. I don't have the tools to do it here at home.

[BT]

stilllearning said:

I am still working on the shoulder but I think I may have lost a little ground in the last little bit. You will have to go back a page to see how I am doing sorry.




BT if you could draw that line on there again for me it would be appreciated. I don't have the tools to do it here at home.

Don't change a thing!!!!

That pose right there is the best for distance flight

But...

you should keep the same pose and move the whole thing up to be in line with the corner of your mouth

In other words....the elbow will be in line with the mouth

[stilllearning]

I know this is not hunting or bow fun but it was fun. I was out with my hunting buddy on the weekend salmon fishing and took these photos. I found them interesting and thought I would share.






This one I just found to an all around neat photo.