Anybody in Georgia....

[Gurge]

So I'm working on becoming a better archer and was wondering if anyone in the west central/north Georgia/anywhere in Georgia (orAlabama...or Florida or Tennessee or either of the Carolinas) would be interested in helping me work on my form in a bit more of a hands on thing. I can't really afford a real trainer and even if I could everyone I know of in this area shoots compound bows. As well as maybe give me notes on a bow I'm building. It's my first so I don't expect rave reviews but pointers maybe? I'm in Columbus, Georgia but make regular trips to North Carolina and soon to Florida.

[Etter]

Go ask this on the gon forum in the trad section

[Sam McMichael]

Check into Traditional Bowhunters of Georgia. There are members all over the state, so I think you will be able to get some good help close by.

[pine nut]

You are somewhere around 50 miles or so from SGPT archery club.  Acronym stands for : South Georgia Primitive , Traditional archery.  They meet  at Ellaville GA at 101 Poole road on the second Saturday of the month starting in January  and continuing through August.  They will help you make a self bow right there, and they have a 3D shoot and a meal too.  Great folks and great fun.  Check it out!
Etter has good advice. You have a guy there in Columbus who is a real expert goes by Timberghost on GON site.

[Ray Hammond]

You could come visit me if you are going north to whitewater in NC....I'm right near the Mall of Georgia....off I-85 above Atlanta

I work from home...and always like an excuse to talk bows n arrows.

[Terry Green]

I will be in Columbus in Feb...maybe we could meet up.....Shooting Form yes...bow making I don't have a clue.

[Gurge]

Just even to get an opinion as to how mine shoots even. I've really only shot a few bows and mostly just my sage so a second opinion would be appreciated.

[Etter]

The biggest thing is just keeping that consistent anchor in the beginning. I didnt do that and it started me on the long path to target panic. If you dont come to full draw, do not ever shoot the arrow