Tried for the dime myself in this wind and missed it, wind had NOTHING to do with my miss. I jerked the release and just barely hit paper.
Richard.
Always fix blame elsewhere...... Wind, cold, coreolis effect. Even if the wind didn't physically move your arrow, the fact that you suspected it might obviously influenced your subconscious, causing the release "adjustment".
Always fix blame elsewhere...... Wind, cold, coreolis effect. Even if the wind didn't physically move your arrow, the fact that you suspected it might obviously influenced your subconscious, causing the release "adjustment".
Went back and looked through this thread and unless I missed something or in case Bitsch has something to point out that I missed, he's usually spot on, looks like Briar Friar won this one with a one cent shot.
Hope all of you that actually shot this challenge enjoyed it.
Yep, looks like Briar will take it, with his one-cent hit (which he was not even going for, LOL)
Was trying to figure out why this snookered us so badly. Couple possibilities come to mind: first, been some bad weather lately all over the state, cutting into practice opportunity -- plus hunting season; second, the challenge itself requires essentially one-inch target hits in all-or-nothing scoring; four spots makes the mental focus wander; finally, many of us chose to shoot for the highest value target -- the quarter -- which was also the farthest distance. Finally, we all stank.
Went back and looked through this thread and unless I missed something or in case Bitsch has something to point out that I missed, he's usually spot on, looks like Briar Friar won this one with a one cent shot.
Hope all of you that actually shot this challenge enjoyed it.
Yep, looks like Briar will take it, with his one-cent hit (which he was not even going for, LOL)
Was trying to figure out why this snookered us so badly. Couple possibilities come to mind: first, been some bad weather lately all over the state, cutting into practice opportunity -- plus hunting season; second, the challenge itself requires essentially one-inch target hits in all-or-nothing scoring; four spots makes the mental focus wander; finally, many of us chose to shoot for the highest value target -- the quarter -- which was also the farthest distance. Finally, we all stank.
TBH I'd thought that ya'll would have hit that quarter within the first two days and been chasing the other coins down to the wire for points. I didn't think it would be that tough considering how accurate you guys are. Sorry about that.
TBH I'd thought that ya'll would have hit that quarter within the first two days and been chasing the other coins down to the wire for points. I didn't think it would be that tough considering how accurate you guys are. Sorry about that.
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Nothing to be sorry about, Richard. We should have hit it. I was just tongue-in-cheek spit-balling a few excuses for our lameness. Oh, and I forgot to mention the coriolis effect.
Went back and looked through this thread and unless I missed something or in case Bitsch has something to point out that I missed, he's usually spot on, looks like Briar Friar won this one with a one cent shot.
Hope all of you that actually shot this challenge enjoyed it.
Richard
“Bitsch” huh???? Well that was really first grade funny!
So, the FSC was started a long time ago with the intention of helping guys determine what they can do and to learn their limitations for hunting with their trad bows. Now it has morphed into something else that has nothing to do with that. Nowadays a guy just asks to be the shot caller when he didn’t win, or wins when he hits a spot 6” away from the one he was aiming at!!!
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