Nothing in the world of bowhunting will crush you like the following scenario. You plan for months and years. You put in food plots or scout and narrow thousands of public-land acres down to a 20- by 20-yard sweet spot. Season opens, and you spend hours and hours in a treestand or ground blind.
Finally, two months after the season opener, a large buck appears less than 30 yards from your ambush. You draw back, aim and shoot. Your arrow sails right over his back. You bury your face in your hands, cuss under your breath and feel an overwhelming sense of failure.
While we’re human beings who can’t perform perfectly every time, we can certainly work hard and tighten up our accuracy, even when stacked with the pressure of a hard-earned shot opportunity.
The following are 10 ways to immediately improve your accuracy. Let’s review.
1. Adjust Your Draw Length
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