So I started this journey years ago shooting instinctive, had a spell with hard gap method, then settled into split vision for the last couple years.
I'm just wrapping up a full hard week of 200+ arrows per day + 2 local 3D shoots with a dedicated string walking effort.
My entire rig is tuned to my 25 yards crawl and is shooting very quiet and my bareshafts are flying great out to 45 yards.
I'll be honest, I've had moments of pure eagle eye accuracy, and moments where my arrows were flying around like the day I first picked up a bow. I am really enjoying the process, but I am finding that I've had an extreme desire to address the string the same way every time and to shoot both eyes open.
So last nights practice session consisted of shooting split vision from my 25 yard crawl only, and the enjoyment and accuracy has gone through the roof.
It seems like I am getting the best of both worlds here. My sight pictures from 15 to 40 look so dang similar, and my arrows are striking perfectly.
Is there anyone else that is using the benefits of a fixed crawl with a different aiming theory than a hard gap or point on the target?
I'm just wrapping up a full hard week of 200+ arrows per day + 2 local 3D shoots with a dedicated string walking effort.
My entire rig is tuned to my 25 yards crawl and is shooting very quiet and my bareshafts are flying great out to 45 yards.
I'll be honest, I've had moments of pure eagle eye accuracy, and moments where my arrows were flying around like the day I first picked up a bow. I am really enjoying the process, but I am finding that I've had an extreme desire to address the string the same way every time and to shoot both eyes open.
So last nights practice session consisted of shooting split vision from my 25 yard crawl only, and the enjoyment and accuracy has gone through the roof.
It seems like I am getting the best of both worlds here. My sight pictures from 15 to 40 look so dang similar, and my arrows are striking perfectly.
Is there anyone else that is using the benefits of a fixed crawl with a different aiming theory than a hard gap or point on the target?