shot Sunday for first time, all systems go!

I used to shoot my bow all year. Since I've had to take up the crossbow it isn't a big deal.
Crossbow pretty much like a rifle, make sure it's still zeroed and go hunting.

I have been shooting for the past two weeks. Stationery pin is set at 25 yards and the then my rolling wheel on G5 is dead on all the way out to 60.

Just went and bought the new Rages Titaniums, so I am hoping they shoot the same as my other Rage 100 grains broadheads.

I've only shot a few times recently, actually about to go out now and shoot 50-60-70. Shot 3D several times a week for most of the off season.

I shoot every day that I can. At least 10-15 shots. I don't know jack about wheel bows but I can tell a big difference when I haven't shot for a month with my stick.

Started pulling dumbells 3 weeks ago, started shooting 12 arrows twice a day week ago. Normally start earlier; but lot of other stuff to do lately.

Shot mine today for the first time.

Bow is buried under stuff in storage. I may get it out this weekend but not to hunt.

Dr. B

Cant imagine climbing in a stand without shooting my bow since last year. If you are that busy spend the first chance to hunt checking your bow!!

Yet some people do.

�I don�t know how I gut shot that doe! She was only 20 yards!�

I agree. I have to turn folks away every year that wait til the last minute to drag theirs out only to find something wrong. I just simply don�t have time with my real job and trying to get my junk ready. Sadly I haven�t shot mine in about 3 weeks because I�ve been so busy with strings and spent a week hunting in Wyoming with a rifle. I shot it about 20 times yesterday after work.

guilty. But i will defenetly shoot before i enter this weekend.

Havent shot mine but I wont be in the tree this weekend. Ill usually shoot mine the day before I go to check zero.

To be honest, I should just switch to a crossbow, at least for this season of life. I just don't have/make the time to practice like I should.

Guilty as charged. I will shoot it a few times on Friday.

This is the first year that I did not have to make any adjustments to my bow. I have never had that happen before.

A reason to always shoot before going in the woods to hunt: I started shooting about a month ago. I would shoot one or two arrows then watch as the next one would fly bad going to the target. I noticed a black mark on my fletching every time the arrow didn�t fly true. The fletching was hitting the arrow holder, not much but enough to make a difference in flight. The string stretched, causing the wheels to be out of time. 2 twists in the string later, it shoots bullet holes through paper now, easy fix but could�ve made for a bad shot