First two shots of the day...stumpin'.

[Roy from Pa]

I'd have put both my arrows in that stump at 35 yards.. Yer slippen there Ole Boy:)

There is hardly any snow in your woods, not fair. I will be wearing snowshoes for spring turkey hunting with the way things are going around here.  To be honest, the only reason I go spring turkey hunting is to go bird watching and stump shooting. I think I will do some stump shooting in my basement today.

[far rider]

   

[widow sax]

I spent some days camping there when I was a boy a great place. Would like to shoot with ya someday George in the park.  Widow

[George D. Stout]

widow sax, you are only 1 1/2 hours away....give me a shout when you want to go.  I was born and partially raised in Boiling Springs area...circa 1950's. 8^).

[razorback]

Don't want to doubt the elder statesman but I counted 75 steps from the camera to the stump. Even at your shorter stride I'd say you were closer to 50 yards out. So how did you miss the first one  

[George D. Stout]

The first shot went left by about half a foot, between the tree and stump.  I was probably looking at the hole between the tree and stump 8^).

[Arwin]

Awesome video George! The first two shots of the day are by far the most important. All the rest can be chalked up to working on form and adjusting to certain distances.

 That stretch of woods looks a bit like Michigan. Stump shooting is one of the very best ways to practice, sometimes more so than a 3-D range.

 I always love watching videos posted by all of us. Gives more of a look into a person beyond typed words.

[buckster]

Nice shooting on that classic bow George, looks cold there for sure.

[lpcjon2]

Great shooten George and you are so well mannered in the woods    

[joe skipp]

Nice George...looks alot like the woods we stump shoot and chase squirrels around here in NY. Love those old bows...