New to Compound

[Holmesy]

Just was looking for tips and advice. And maybe any quality online sources. I have the ability to shoot every day and practice so I want to make sure I am doing things right from the get go and not developing bad habits.

Thanks

[myot]

Take a lesson and video your shoots to ensure you are using proper form once you develop muscle memory of proper form extend your distances past normal hunting distances and continue practicing

Dan

[Pijetro]

For online resources, go to Archerytalk dot com.

[TurkeyRookie]

Welcome to Archery, as mentioned Archerytalk.com is a great resource.

[Holmesy]

I will definitely check out that site. Thanks

[DGM999]

Nigel Reach, the archery editor for OFAH recently wrote and article on form, release, practise etc, worth the time to read, you can find on this site.

[rackman]

lots of good pointers on u-tube

[Monster29/66]

Check out the ontario association of archers. Practice on your own then go shoot some 3d ranges in your area. Once you get comfortable shoot a couple 3d shoots, you will meet fellow bowmen and some good buds.

A group of us whom have hunted for years always shoot the 3d range as a group on the Friday before the duck hunt on the way to the camp, it makes for a great start to fall hunting and comraderie, bit if teasing and hazing too over the off bad arrow or missed duck.

[Holmesy]

Thanks to everyone who actually gave advice instead of hopping on a thread just to get their posts up. Really find its 50/50 with people who are here to help and people who are here just to start an argument that has nothing to do what was originally posted. This site is great for help and tips for beginners like me, it's just to bad it takes so much longer to get advice when you have to scroll past all the nonsense.

[Species8472]

Thanks to everyone who actually gave advice instead of hopping on a thread just to get their posts up. Really find its 50/50 with people who are here to help and people who are here just to start an argument that has nothing to do what was originally posted. This site is great for help and tips for beginners like me, it's just to bad it takes so much longer to get advice when you have to scroll past all the nonsense.

Well said.