Asbell's Book

[oldgriz]

I have Fred Asbell's first book on Instinctive Shooting... is the second book a necessity or does it just expand a bit on the first book...
I found the first book to be real helpful...
Time to start all over again after 5 yrs...

[rbbhunt]

i would get the second book.  It expands some on the first and has some new stuff.

[Benha]

I agree with rbbhunt. I have both plus Stalking and Still Hunting.

[dannyvp]

I have his video. I bought it at the BW clinic this year. Its very good also.

[TexMex]

I agree, get the 2nd book also.

[Roger Norris]

I think all of Fred's writing is valuable. The second book expands on the first. I have all 3 books on my nightstand, I re-read them often.

Heck, just the hunting stories in the back are worth the price of the books.

[Frank V]

I agree, all of his books are good! Frank

[formerbutcher]

Yes get the second !

[John3]

I own three of Fred's books. All good reads.

JDSIII

[Recurveman]

I have read both books, the video and taken the Bowhunting Clinic at Black Widow (aka G Fred bootcamp).  His hunting advice is great, his form and squatting forward facing combat handgun style of shooting is for the birds in my opinion.

[redfish]

I have had them both and passed them on to my son after reading, and re-reading them. It takes concentration, but when I put his words into practice I found that almost any bow became a fine shooting bow after just a few shots.

[Orion]

If you're a longbow shooter, would probably want to get the second book.  Pretty much limits his discussion to high wrist grips and recurves in the first book.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

does 3Rivers stock it? or where else can i get the second one????? i liked the first a lot myself...shooting RH with left eye dominant just doesn't matter any more....i drove myself nuts trying to gap shoot....Kirk