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I DID IT!!!!


kc0myy

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I have been mad past few weeks. Because I could not get tight patterns with my bow. My friend Pete is really big into bow hunting. I told him at my patterns were too big for the kill zone on a deer. I let him shoot my bow. He said it shot just fine. He moved the nock point and the peep sight. and I was still too big for the kill zone on the deer. He said to watch my andchore point. so I did and still my patterns were still to big. I was about ready to give up on bow hunting. but I still shot then I got sweaty and took off my glass and I got the peep right up next to my eye and I was getting patterns in side a clay bird at 30 yards. so now I have to go with out glass for bow hunting or get contacts. my eyes are not bad enough were I need glass to see the deer and shoot safty. I am so glad now I can shoot deer and not be scard that I don't hit the deer in the kill zone. That the only thing abotu bow hunting its a lot more easy to hit the deer in a bad shot and not kill the deer and find it.

good luck shooting this year!!! wink.gif

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That's gotta be encouraging! I wear contacts and would love to get that surgury if I could afford it. I never tried shooting with my glasses. I should try it and see if it affects my shot???

Muzz

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I too always put contacts in while shooting.. shooting with glasses is not easy!

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I always wear my contacts for everything, so I never really thought about it. I hunted one season with glasses (prebow) when I first got them in my early 20's & hated when they fogged up on a cool morning & said that's enough of that.

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Well just tonight I shot my bow for about a hour. I forgot to take off my glass. I brought my peep to nose bone (the hard put of bone right by your eye on your nose) and the vane to my lip I was getting patterns inside a clay bird. so I found a way to shot with my glass. now I am really pumped for bow hunting because before I thought I could not go because my bow was not dailed in.

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good luck out there kc. just keep practicing and your group will tighten in time. remember to relax the bow hand grip! big factor for new shooters. I shot with glasses for 36 years. just had lasic 1/2 year ago so looking forward to hunting this year without them.

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