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stan v
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September 12, 2022, 07:42:31 PM »
and have been getting ready for deer season, starts Oct 1 for archery. I'm using 2 bows this yr, a 41# and a 45#. But, I'm able to start cold with the 45 # and am shooting well to 20 yds.
So, how/what do y'all do to stay ready and loose for a shot after sitting for a bit? I have started drawing my bows a little at a time until ready to come to full draw. This helps me.
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I hunt exclusively from a blind and may draw many times during a hunt.
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stan v
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September 12, 2022, 08:42:35 PM »
I guess that's about all we can do. I have a bow trainer that I use often at home, but don't want to lug that to my hunt site. I'm not in a box/cloth blind, just a brush blind.
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September 12, 2022, 08:57:26 PM »
I will usually draw my bow a few times when first get in my stand. Doing this also lets you know if there are any limbs or such in the way it is also a good way to look for clearance of your stand.
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I will have a good look around about every hour and slowly draw my bow to stay loose. Yeah I probably have alerted a deer or 2 but not that I know of
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