Who uses a second anchor point?

[PeteA]

Who uses a second anchor point and what do you use? I've been experimenting with middle finger in the corner of mouth as usual and cock feather in which makes a hen feather touch the tip-off my nose. I shoot split finger. It has improved my groups tremendously. I have 4 of 6 arrows literally touch within a 3 inch circle at 20 yards and the other 2 right on the edge. I'm going to stick with it for a while.

Anyone else use a second anchor?

[Jasper2]

That's exactly what I do !!    

Take care,
Jason

[Wolfshead]

I shoot three finger under and I have my index at my eye tooth/ corner of my mouth, cock feather touch my once and my knuckle of my thumb touching the back corner of my jaw.
So I guess I have three anchors....

[njloco]

I  use  the  same  points as  you.  once  you  get  use to it,  it's  really  second  nature.

[Friend]

Nose tip anchor and 1st joint of thumb knuckle lightly contacting against side of skull under the ear lobe.

[bigbadjon]

Everybody should have at least two. I use my pointer finger on my eye tooth and my thumb knuckle where my ear meets my jaw. I tried the feather on my nose thing but it didn't mesh well with my release.

[manitou1]

I anchor with thumb knuckle at base of ear and cock feather touching my nose.  Helps with consistency.

[Bowwild]

I shoot three fingers under. The index finger is at the corner of the mouth and the thumb knuckle is positioned behind my jawbone.

With some set-ups an arrow feather touches my nose. Depends upon the bow I'm using and the orientation of the nock.

[bigbadjon]

For an anchor I'd also suggest anchoring on a tooth or bone rather than a fleshy spot. Its easy to incorporate if a tooth if you're already using the corner of your mouth.

[Joeabowhunter]

Yes, I shoot the same anchors as Friend and Manitou1 have posted.

[Knawbone]

Originally posted by Jasper2:
That's exactly what I do !!        

Take care,
Jason

Yep  x2