Looking for a shooting help!

[CSR]

I had to quit shooting my bow for almost a year, I’ve been trying over and over again. My 10 yrd shots are pretty good, move back to 20 and it gets horrible. I was told is panic, I live with a natural shake, I had over come it but once I pull the bow back my pin goes all over the place. It’s almost to the point I just wanted to give up. This is one of my last hopes. Is their anyone in or around Bmt that would be willing to help, I’ll pay for your time. I just need to over come what ever is going on with me. I can travel 30-45 mins away.

Thanks in advance!

[Smithwr]

There’s some dude in the classifieds constantly advertising target panic. Might be worth a try

[DapperDan]

What is your draw weight? Maybe back it way down to help focus on form.


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[xman59]

i sent you a pm, i can help

[CSR]

I’ve tried videos and reading, just isn’t cutting it. I’m around 65 lbs but will tune it down and see if that helps. Thanks guys.

[tookeymonster]

What is your draw weight? Maybe back it way down to help focus on form.


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I was thinking this too...

[Drycreek3189]

Try blind bale shooting. Get close enough that you can't miss, draw and hold with your eyes closed, focus on form and a surprise release. It may not be that simple, but those are the basics. Do it many times until your release becomes ingrained. Good luck !

[Ryan81]

Are you sure your bow is tuned? I was like you and didn’t hardly shoot for a year. When I came back I was rusty and shot a lot for a few weeks to get back in the swing. At 25+ my groups were awful. I blamed it on myself (and part of it was) but most of it was tuning.

A quick trip to the bow tech helped tremendously. It was night and day. From the draw to the release to impact. Everything felt better and I had better results.


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[Fishndude]

Wish you were closer

[Mudslinger]

https://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=697024&highlight=target+panic

Might look into this, it helped me and I fought TP for years.

[WItoTX]

There is a dude in the classifieds as others have said. However, it seems a little fishy after I reviewed his website. Anytime someone tells me I don't have to put in hard work in order to get results, and have to pay them before they can say anything about the process, I know that method won't work for me. But like everything, some people learn differently than others. I am in the middle of getting over target panic. What I can tell you, stop shooting your bow. Put it away.

Then read this article. It's the path I am following, and am still on the trainer, 3 or 4 times a day for 5-10 min at a time. I can't tell you if its helped or not, but I am a lot more focused on form than I ever was before. In a month or so, I plan to get my bow back out.

Good luck.

https://www.gohunt.com/read/skills/m...e-target-panic

[Mudslinger]

There is a dude in the classifieds as others have said. However, it seems a little fishy after I reviewed his website. Anytime someone tells me I don't have to put in hard work in order to get results, and have to pay them before they can say anything about the process, I know that method won't work for me. But like everything, some people learn differently than others. I am in the middle of getting over target panic. What I can tell you, stop shooting your bow. Put it away.

Then read this article. It's the path I am following, and am still on the trainer, 3 or 4 times a day for 5-10 min at a time. I can't tell you if its helped or not, but I am a lot more focused on form than I ever was before. In a month or so, I plan to get my bow back out.

Good luck.

https://www.gohunt.com/read/skills/m...e-target-panic

Nice read and a ton of good points.

[Jspradley]

Look up Joel Turner's Shot IQ course. It aint cheap but he is the guru as far as the mental game of archery.