I was wanting to do 20 arrows at 20 yards, but it is snowing and blowing today, so it is 10 arrows at 10 yards. It is more fun at 20 yards, but this will have to do for today. Nice to see a fairly consistent impact point.

If there is 10 holes there, then VERY good. Looks to me like solid steady form .

-Bones

Yeah, well my dad can beat up your dad....

I got a big hug from a gorgeous waitress last night, I don't think can shoot good groups today.

"Bogus" LOL

Great shooting

I did it but they all went through the same hole

Nice!

1 inch circle.

Anyone want to give it a try and post up your results?

Nope, too close and causes arrow damage, here's 3@15 with broken nock from a month ago tuning 2" Rayzor fletch. No need to shoot groups at 110 yards.

Oops a double tap on the one, 10 yards

Only shoot 1 arrow, pull and repeat.

Good shooting Pinwheel. Better than I could do. I shot one arrow at a time. Jim

Tried it again with the same 1 inch circle with an orange dot in the center. Pulled 2 high.

Not a bad start Jim, thanks for posting.

Here is my 10 at 10. I think I shot worse at 10 than twenty. Because of the setting sun, I shot kneeling, so I'm going with that excuse. Going to shoot 10 more standing.

10 standing. Still not great, but I did start pounding them in there on my last 5 or 6 shots

Nice job, thanks for sharing.

Keep them coming.

put ten separate one inch dots on that cardboard then shoot one arrow per dot.

RonG that was going to be my next drill.

I did 10/10 on Monday.

I did 10/10 on Monday.

Nice shooting.

I’ll give it a try without my tube lol

Still bad weather outside. No fliers today.

You guys are practicing the way, Brian sorrells recommends. You shoot one arrow at a time and walk. Then you do it again and again. And then move another distance, and start over. You are training your brain !

It is in his book" Guide to the longbow " it's what everybody need sometimes, back to the basics.

Carl <------------<<<<

One more for today.

Well you are shooting a CD riser. That is about half the accuracy, but you still had to do your part. Good shooting!

"Well you are shooting a CD riser. That is about half the accuracy, but you still had to do your part. Good shooting!"

I would have to agree with the comment about the CD Archery riser.

I have been shooting for a long time, and have shot a lot of different bows. My current setup is the most accurate I have used to date.

No warm up.

Followed up with 2 more rounds.

Good shooting

10@10 yards. One arrow at a time. First two shots went a little high and right.

1972 Bear Super Kodiak.

55#@28"

Tapered cedar arrow.

For those saying they don't want too many Robin Hoods put five dots on the target and shoot at those.

Kodiaktd good job, thanks for sharing.

If you want to try it, just shoot 1 arrow and retrieve it 10 times.

Saves a lot of wear and tear on your arrows, that is for sure.

I would expect most people would have some busted arrows if you shot all 10 in a group.

Here is 9 at 10. I didn't want to shoot my broadhead last.

Apparently that was only 8. Here 9 at 10 shooting right handed.

Nice job Lowcountry!

I shoot a lot tighter at 10 yds with fixed crawl than anything else. Hm. Maybe due to reduction of draw wgt as a result of pulling an inch lower.

I figured I'd give RonG and Pdiddly suggestion a try. No warm up shots except when I shot the one time before, but I was use to the distance and my aiming point this second time. But I did switch to the bow I've been shooting all year. I like shooting this way better than one dot. The dots are approx 3/4" to 1".

10@10 Yards.

1990s Bear Hunter TD

60#@28"

Tapered cedar arrows.

Pretty cool Kodiaktd! That looks like a fun "challenge" shot. I'm going to give that a try.

Nice job.

Nice job.

You sure that bow does not have wheels and sights. LMAO

Even at 10yrds that some fine shooting along with you other nock busters!

Good shooting Kodiaktd. Shooting single arrows at different single spots is another level.

I was just watching the 2017 Barebow worlds, and at the 5 meter target the best in the world weren't doing as well as the best in this thread.

Great shooting everyone.

Nice shooting monkeyball.

I love packing a nice light longbow around in the mountains, but the extra weight of the wf19 sure is stable. :)

If you have a problem with so-called Robin Hood shots, then go to pin nocks or swaged nock ends and glue on nocks. It wasn't an issue until open back shafts with push in nocks. By the way, a real Robin Hood shot will always be in the middle of the target, or called before the shot. Others are accidents...I've never had a real robin hood shot, but have had some tight groups of even six arrows.

Four times I hit and broke arrows. I don't consider them Robin Hoods.

I don't consider it a Robin Hood unless I intented to hit / split the arrow. But it is neat when it happens. :)

Been awhile, so I thought I would bring this one back up.

Today's results.

Today's 10 arrows. No warmup. Had 1 flier.

KodiakTD, Shooting at ten different dots is more difficult than stacking arrows in one place, great Job you are the number one shooter on this post.

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