The first three shots were closer to the dot but the last three will work also. I did lose focus a few times but it is only the second time shooting this spring. I was shooting out of a chair at 15 yards. I plan on using Magnus Bullheads out of my Bear Grizzly that pulls 45# Come on spring!!
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Nice pattern, what choke are you using?
Good luck brother I'm givin the longbow a workout. come on April.
nothing wrong with that :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright:
good shootin
Shooting a trad bow is so relaxing to me. If you think, you miss. Just look at the spot and follow through.
Are you going to shoot for the head? Just curious. I killed one with a bow a couple of years ago (not a recurve) and it was probably my proudest hunting accomplishment and I've killed a couple of P&Y elk. There are so many things that can go wrong. Good luck with the recurve.
Good shooting. I am curious if you are aiming for the head also. A turkey's head is always moving making for a tougher target with a bow.
Good shooting, hope you get the chance to whack a few heads this spring.
I am hoping to hit where the feather line is. Last year, I had a good shot with my compound but shot over his head. He came in perfect to the decoys. I am think it can be done. I know the head moves a lot but if it is 15 yards or closer, I should be able to pick my spot and hopefully not crumble like I did last year.
Quote from: VAHUNTER on March 08, 2011, 06:20:54 PM
nothing wrong with that :icon_thumright: :icon_thumright:
good shootin
:agreed: :icon_thumright:
Awesome! Not what I was expecting, but very cool
i always shoot them trough the back with a bow, they never move , :z-guntootsmiley:drt
if you can pull that off with a recurve, that is something to really be proud of. Heck, a compound is something to bet proud of!