Wanted to see how you guys practice to get ready for bow season. Anyone have a practice regimen that works really well for them?

I typically just try to shoot a few arrows every day. varying distances and not always 20/30/40, but random distances. I also start practicing trying to eyeball ranges as closely as possible.

One of my favorite things to do is to take at least 1 "Cold Shot" every day. go out and take a single shot from a random distance with no "warming up" or anything. just 1 shot that is "make or break". you don't get to "warm up" or practice in a deer stand.

I may shoot a dozen or so arrows a day maybe 3 times a week this time of year. About the middle of September once I know my junk is ready, it's one arrow a day. You don't get warm up shots at deer.

Once or twice a week when Sept comes. But it helps using the same bow goin on 11 years. If your just getting started in bowhunting:

- shoot a few everyday
- shoot from your treestand at hunting heights
- shoot with your hunting clothes on so you know your bowstring won't slap

I try to shoot at least 30-40 shots a day starting oct. 1 all the way to sept. 30 at distances varying from 10 to 60 yds. Sometimes move on out to 100yds but not often.

How many you shooting a day right now Sluggun, a couple of thousand?

4 to 6 ten shot rounds after work. just hope im ready.

Stand on a bucket and shoot 50 yards. "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball

I shoot 15-30 shots daily working on form. I shoot at pieces of tape the size of a nickel on my target at various yardage. Aim small, miss small.