# of arrows you practice with??

[TexasTealHunter]

either 3,4,5 when i shoot at home and for fun/practice. 1 arrow when i practice right before my hunt as that is all i will get on the animal i hope to harvest.

[Onski316]

6 here. I've got 6 neon dots on my target and shot one arrow at each. 40 yards and under.

[Jason Sanders]

Wow, that was a long time ago! Can’t imagine that time has gone by that fast, still shooting three arrows for me!


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[chris1911]

1 and shoot from your farthest pin.

[Slew]

I got about a dozen! Usually start 12-14 yards and take a couple steps back every shot after that I hit in the square. Outside the square I stay at that distance and shoot again!

[JTCinDFW]

Good thread for a newbie like myself.

[glpoe1]

5

[ballgame]

3

[Tom]

1 arrow. Make the walk and think about the shot and what I could have done better

[bowhunt3]

Grandson, daughter and myself shoot 3

[DRT]

3 as well.

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[Slambo]

Sometimes 3 to see the group. Sometimes 1 so that I am not rushing (and, I need the exercise back and forth to the target)

[CB_TxNole]

3-4 so I can check grouping but not so man that I risk robin hood's or torn fletchings ect

[lovemylegacy]

I was wondering how many arrows you guys use while practicing. I usually use three and find myself rushing the shot to get to the next arrow! I guess just trying to shoot as much as possible? Should I practice with one arrow and then make the shot count then retrieve the arrow and shoot again? Thanks Jason

I use 3, but as the season gets close I start using just one. Taking just one shot, makes you concentrate on THAT shot.

In the past I would set up different targets at different ranges, one shot per target

[TheBeekeeper]

I shoot 12. At 5 targets. I want to get my muscle memory in the groove of stance, anchor, reach, draw, nock, all smooth as silk with eyes never leaving the target.