Gordo's 2015 Season Log

[Boarhead]

Thx Gordo, just hope i have half the luck i had last season.

 

[Gordo]

I'm a bit over bowed right now. Life be easier if i could score a #40 immediately. Shit, even a 20 or 30 pounder to get that muscle memory headed the right direction. Im running #50 right now.

Had my wife take a video clip and im not getting all the way back to my achor point after a few arrows. I can stack them on top of each other within 12 yards, and am consistent, but im releasing about 3 inches from the corner of my mouth. It seems by doing this im getting a better site picture. Almost looking down the arrow.

I gotta get that fixed, yeah? Could turn into hard to break habits if not.

With that being said, golfers get away with 3/4 swings.

Here i go, over thinking

 

[Gordo]

Went ack out to the garage a while go. Got her back and anchor locked

 

[finelyshedded]

Keep it up Gordo!!! You can do it!!! Good luck buddy!

 

[Gordo]

Keep it up Gordo!!! You can do it!!! Good luck buddy!

My first shot when im fresh has been absolutely money. Im drawing all tbe way back to my anchor, easily holding, pickin a spot, and shooting some beautiful arrows.

Dont have the strenghth to just power through a shit ton of arrows, so im done trying. No need for bad habits.

Put a deer inside 10 yards/broadside, and i'd take the shot right now with extreme confidence.

 

[Milo]

The closer you get the arrow to the bottom of your eye the more accurate you will be. Try to us the top finger on your cheek bone as an anchor as well as corner of your mouth.

 

[Gordo]

The closer you get the arrow to the bottom of your eye the more accurate you will be. Try to us the top finger on your cheek bone as an anchor as well as corner of your mouth.

Good advice. Thanks bro. Kind of ties together with my rambling earlier in the thread. Let u know how it goes

Hope u been doing great man!

 

[Milo]

Doing good G man. Best thing I can tell you is the longer you can hold at full draw, the more time you give your kind to react to your sight picture. That's why I shoot a 47-52 pound bow. Focus on your back tension and let the bow pull the string away from you.

 

[Gordo]

The closer you get the arrow to the bottom of your eye the more accurate you will be. Try to us the top finger on your cheek bone as an anchor as well as corner of your mouth.

Shooting three under seems to help bring the arrow closer to my eye. Just let one fly using cheek bone as reference point. First arrow was great. Shouldnt have shot anymore. Ill keep that in mind.

You shoot 3 under?

 

[Gordo]

Doing good G man. Best thing I can tell you is the longer you can hold at full draw, the more time you give your kind to react to your sight picture. That's why I shoot a 47-52 pound bow. Focus on your back tension and let the bow pull the string away from you.

I really wish i had a 40ish lber. Im on the look out.

 

[Milo]

Shooting three under seems to help bring the arrow closer to my eye. Just let one fly using cheek bone as reference point. First arrow was great. Shouldnt have shot anymore. Ill keep that in mind.

You shoot 3 under?

Don't expect too much at first. Spend your time at 10 yards and make sure that you give yourself some time to get used to the sight picture. Learning back tension with a stick bow is different feeling. Don't set yourself up to fail by having too make expectation. You have to mentally slow it all down and don't get frustrated. I don't shoot three under but have in the past. Change your angle or perspective as you practice.
Your mind will get lazy if you shoot the same thing every single time. Also keep track of your trends on when something goes wrong, see if there is a pattern.

 

[Gordo]

Don't expect too much at first. Spend your time at 10 yards and make sure that you give yourself some time to get used to the sight picture. Learning back tension with a stick bow is different feeling. Don't set yourself up to fail by having too make expectation. You have to mentally slow it all down and don't get frustrated. I don't shoot three under but have in the past. Change your angle or perspective as you practice.
Your mind will get lazy if you shoot the same thing every single time. Also keep track of your trends on when something goes wrong, see if there is a pattern.

Solid advice

 

[Boarhead]

Ha that all sounds familiar.lol
Milo helped me out alot with solid advice when i started last yr and still gives me good pointers.

 

[Milo]

Just went out for a quick session and shit really well. Better than this morning. I'm telling you the longer you can hold at full draw,
Your mind will take over and put it home

 

[Boarhead]

Damn i bet you're glad you SHIT well Milo.lmao.

 

[Milo]

Damn i bet you're glad you SHIT well Milo.lmao.

Fuggin iPhone

 

[Boarhead]

Lol

 

[finelyshedded]

I'm shittin pretty well right now as a matter of fact! LMAO


GREAT STUFF MILO!!!! When I heal up me and the recurve ya lent me are gonna hit the target butt! BTW, I gotz to get it back to you sometime! Maybe we can hookup around deer gun season when you're down!

 

[Gordo]

I gotta say, im crushing it with the recurve lately.

2 years ago i learned alot when going trad after filking buck tag early. Unfortunately, most of it was wrong. I was doing this snap type of shooting, not even getting all the way back to anchor because its 'instincts' i thought. Didnt work out well.

This time around, instead of blowing through a hundrede arrows a day, creating bad habits, i have slown way down.

I cant believe it. Secret to success is holding at that anchor for a good 3 count

 

[Gordo]

Scouted a little today and hunh my climbing sticks. Acorn flat ripped up. This tree just offers great cover also. B there an evening this week. I am fired up