07-04-2004, 04:44 AM
Before you adjust your sight make sure it is not you that is off. What I mean by that is make sure whenever you pull back your bow that you pull it back to the exact same anchor point every time. The corner of your mouth or wherever your best line of sight is. This is what a (kisser button) is for. It keeps you starting at the same point every time. If your bow still shoots consistently low(by consistent I mean after 10 or more shots)check and make sure that all screws are tightened up on your bow,arrow rest, and sights, then shoot 10 more and then if it still isn't correct adjust your sight pin down just a little, about 1/16th inch. Shoot a few more until you acheive the desired distance.
Deer are where the food is. First try scouting the fields in the evenings and watch where the deer enter the field.Then towards the midddle of the day go follow that trail back through the woods until you find out where they bed up. Only do this once because if you jump them out of there beds more than that they will leave the area. In fact if you jump a good buck once he may not be back. The key is to try and set up between where they sleep and where they eat. Alot of the time deer will come to a small place just inside the woods and stay there until right before dark. This is called a staging area and you will find quite a few rubs at times in these places. This is the best place to set up.
And rememeber whenever that time comes and the buck walks out you want to be confident you can make a clean quick kill so practice alot. Jerry
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Deer are where the food is. First try scouting the fields in the evenings and watch where the deer enter the field.Then towards the midddle of the day go follow that trail back through the woods until you find out where they bed up. Only do this once because if you jump them out of there beds more than that they will leave the area. In fact if you jump a good buck once he may not be back. The key is to try and set up between where they sleep and where they eat. Alot of the time deer will come to a small place just inside the woods and stay there until right before dark. This is called a staging area and you will find quite a few rubs at times in these places. This is the best place to set up.
And rememeber whenever that time comes and the buck walks out you want to be confident you can make a clean quick kill so practice alot. Jerry
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