3 Tips To Improve Your Archery Accuracy 

Never apologize for having your kids involved... GREAT vid man.

Just getting started in Archery. Great tips. Really appreciate that you took time out for your boy. Being a good father should always come before the making a "uninterrupted " video.

Just wanted to comment and say you’re a good dad, bro. You can see it in the way you treated your boy. I’ve seen videos where, as a parent, you notice things like that, so I wanted to commend you on this. Good luck, man. God bless.

Different type of archer here, UK target recurve, but watching this realised my anchoring is very inconsiderate. I use my nose but sometimes it ends up on my cheek and wonder why the arrows gone flying all over the place 😂 I wish I had the outdoor space of my own like you! Thanks for the vid

That time of year again! Let’s go fellas! 🔥 Thanks for the video🙏🏾

Good stuff...I never thought about the number system. Thanks. I was just putting a red mark on mine for "HOT", but the numbering will be easier to keep up with.

I'm definitely gonna try out the numbering on the arrows. That is an awesome tip right there.

Love the video, another major thing that has helped me tighten my grouping up was learning to squeeze my release rather than pulling it. A nice controlled squeeze so I follow through rather than pulling and jerking my quick release and entire bow. I went from about a 2 inch group for about a half inch grouping using all of these tips. Still watching videos to learn and grow my self as an archer, and learn a lot everyday from different people and still learning mistakes I have to correct and I can hit a bulls eye almost every shot and have killed many deer. Love the video, keep up the good work man!

Been shooting for years and never been able to get accurate until now, this helped MAGNITUDES. Thanks so much! Love from Australia, brother! ❤️

Great video! Going to have to try numbering my arrows. From one father to another, well handled with the kids. Never need to apologize for them making cameos, they are the most important part of the crew👍

I am new new to archery and practicing for my first archery 2023. Wonderful tips, THANK YOU!

Just got into bows! The importance of anchoring !!! Thanks bud

The anchor point tip has helped a ton for me!

My brother. Great father. Great teacher. Keep going!

Great tips. You explained it well. Thanks for the help mate.

This video will change the way I'm shooting for sure. I have the same target and have found it difficult to find an exact point to aim at. I will be using your three tips to improve my accuracy. Thanks for the great video.

Great video! Great tips!! I'm going to use them in my next session! Cheers

Just found your channel. Great stuff!! I’m in Alaska and chasing caribou this fall on the haul road so reaching out farther than before. Trying to soak up as much info as I can!

I found tracking from below bullseye up to center then release improved my accuracy a lot vs dropping in from Side little stuff makes crazy difference

Well done. Thanks for the tips

Good stuff, advice is appreciated, the vanes on 8 tho have seen better days... 😂👍🤙

Thanks for the help, good luck on your hunt this year.

Best of luck on your hunts young man & thanks for the tips!! Great content

Great video. Awesome advice.

Great tips. Thanks mate.

BEST video ive seen for getting better. Huge thanks and keep the videos up!

Thank you 🙏

Wow! Thank you!

Thanks. Great tips

Thanks for the tips ...I'm getting ready for deer starting on Sept 1st also in NM and got an old bow mathews ultra light..iv been trying to get it dialed in an im gonna do all these tips to help me out thanks alot an good luck on them elk

Thanks for the tips. Heading to the range first time.

Thx for the tips!!!!

Well I’m here after 2 scuffed deer that I would’ve swore I made great shots on. I figured this may help me bridge the gap to get my accuracy up.

Great Tips!

Thanks for the great info

I do the same to the target but I also spray paint a circle in the center of each square. It gives couple other spots to shoot so the center doesn’t get shot out as quickly.

Awesome video!

Good advice and good luck with the 2022 draw!

One thing that will help when you're moving into step 3 with number your arrows, is spine indexing them prior to nock tuning, generally I've found if I spine my arrows before fletching them, I can skip the whole nock tuning process all together.

Awesome tips 👌

I thought I was the only one that owns that worthless Morrell Yellow Jacket target. At the time, it was the only large sized target that I could buy locally. I wanted a clear bright target but they decided to create this graffiti looking mess. No clear aim points, just a cluster of symbols. Your duct tape idea is a winner!

Great video thank you

Very good information. I'll try all of them lol. Thank you

Lol I truly believe someone else woulda got pissed about their child getting into view. Great job pops!! But, great video sir. Easy to understand n great points. Glad ur buggy shared the knowledge n u wasn’t greedy w it

Great video brother

Superb video

thank you for the information. Hello from Australia

Thanks man

Will this work with a bow that is just a simple bow with 1 line? Plus great video

Awesome Video! Just picked up a new Bowtech Solution SS and feels crazy different from my hand-me-down bow from the 90s. Going to tape my block like you did and number my arrows! How many shots do you take during each session?

I love the small niche nature of the bow hunting community. Hope this never becomes too overly popular (Like it is now) 😅

Would you do some practice work with the broad head that you plan to use on the hunt? I’m brand new to archery and have been working on just being consistent. Won’t be using the bow until 2022 season, and I’m just trying to work on getting consistent with my set-up.

You speak very well thank you by the way where do you live what state

Is it okay that I slightly turn a recurve bow sideways when I shoot? I can hit a target both ways but as you said- be consistent!

Good idea you just taught an old dog a new trick

I just got a bow but it's not a compound bow i have the same anchor point this helps alot but sometimes the arrow wobbles in the air do you know how to help fix this. Great vid man this helped so much 👍

Hey man I have been thinking about moving to New Mexico how do you like it? Looks beautiful 🏹🎯💪

Great video thanks for sharing. Why do you draw pointing up in the air, if you have a mishap that arrow will go anywhere, pull back pointing towards where your shooting, I see a lot of USA guys do this it’s a poor and dangerous practise 👍🏻

Just watch this video. Good vid.. my eyes are not good at they was. Do they still make .29 or .24 pins on sights? .19 is just to small.

Good because

🇧🇷👍🏹❤️👍❤️🏹👍🤗 show my friends 🤗👍👍

Awww i want a son so bad cute kid bro

I shoot alover the place first I will shot high then I go back to the same range and I won’t change anything and then I wil hit low and all over the place idk why how to I fix this I can’t even get my bow sighted In because of it and I do the same thing every time and I’m still shooting all over the place

How many arrows are you Robin hooding in a week

You certainly have one VERY security based bad habit, that a lot of handgun shooters also have. You pull the bow down when drawing against the target, which means that when an arrow slips, it will fly to a possible dangerous direction far beyond your shooting range. Yo need to draw up to the target.

10:17 basically you shoot all arrows then pick best. then you shoot more arrows pick best. in the end you just moved all arrow money arrows xD and you allways made small mistake on bad arrow. it was that money arrow LOLwell you have constant draw and aim. dats that. you cant predict arrow

Because 1 arrow in every box sucks

Aim small miss small

Yellowjacket bags are good but the pattern SUCKS! Why the keep this is stupid. Every target bag NEEDS to have vertical AND horizontal lines and an + or two for exact point of impact reference.

Trigger punchers anonymous 😂