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<blockquote data-quote="squirrelduster" data-source="post: 199876" data-attributes="member: 9736"><p><strong>Bow tuning</strong></p><p></p><p>The two biggest things that I have found that have improved my groups are buying a good drop away rest and the second was Blazer vanes. We changed my brothers vanes to blazer and it shrunk the group in half or more. </p><p>Learn how to shoot a release. I bought one from WalMart as a backup after my brother lost his and couldn't hunt the rest of the weekend. 9 bucks on sale. It is as good as my $90.00 unit. A release will get rid of a lot of tuning issues if you are shooting fingers or a tab.</p><p>You don't need the newest fastest ferrarri of the bow world just make sure you have really good technique and the arrows are matched to the bow. Practice a lot, not just before deer season. Find something else to hunt. We hunt ground squirrels and are pretty good out to 40 yards on the rodents so a shot at a deer is not a problem. Hogs are another really good practice quarry.</p><p>Spend more money on your broadheads to make sure you have the best you can afford. they fly better and once they hit they WORK.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="squirrelduster, post: 199876, member: 9736"] [b]Bow tuning[/b] The two biggest things that I have found that have improved my groups are buying a good drop away rest and the second was Blazer vanes. We changed my brothers vanes to blazer and it shrunk the group in half or more. Learn how to shoot a release. I bought one from WalMart as a backup after my brother lost his and couldn't hunt the rest of the weekend. 9 bucks on sale. It is as good as my $90.00 unit. A release will get rid of a lot of tuning issues if you are shooting fingers or a tab. You don't need the newest fastest ferrarri of the bow world just make sure you have really good technique and the arrows are matched to the bow. Practice a lot, not just before deer season. Find something else to hunt. We hunt ground squirrels and are pretty good out to 40 yards on the rodents so a shot at a deer is not a problem. Hogs are another really good practice quarry. Spend more money on your broadheads to make sure you have the best you can afford. they fly better and once they hit they WORK. [/QUOTE]
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