That could be arranged lol but seriously I do try to coach at least once a month at the shop by appointment just let me know if you ever want to book a time brother thanks!
I've learned,if I think about the shot I'll be a little off. But, if I draw,aim and shoot..without second guessing myself or adjusting anything I'll be right were I want it. I actually have to constantly remind myself not to think about it...just shoot. I think the more you want to shoot well..like shooting with people watching..or a deer you want to harvest puts pressure on you which in return causes you to think about it to the point you end up making a bad shot. Buck fever. Target panic. So with that said ..awsome video and very well said.
Yes sir i shoot a lot of 3D shoots with my buddy Mike Hogue which is the best I’ve ever seen instinctive and he always tells me don’t think about anything when I step up “just shoot “ and it always helps me.
Shot Olympic for 30 years and now loving Trad almost another 10. One thing I see that snap shooting gets a bad rep is the initial appearance of lack of control. Some people may think that one may be over bowed or lack form but in the end-those who still follow proper fundamentals and hit exactly what they are aiming at are in fact "successful". Holding, not holding, three under, split finger or even Thumb!- (lots of fun!). It all works through Practice, Patience, Perseverance and above all having fun and spreading the love for this sport!
Thanks brother and it really is just a personal preference I’ve shot both and it’s whichever helps you hit where you’re looking without compensating mentally 👍🏻
Thanks, Jeff. The confidence comment helped the most for me. Once I commit to expand after anchoring if I hesitate mentally at all I miss every time. The mental hesitation was a nightmare.
Took me awhile to find my way of figuring out a trigger, once at full draw I "squeeze the tennis ball" between my shoulder blades and (sometimes😁) clean release follows.
Nice vid... I would like to add something for people that hold... Best little bit of advice I ever got... It has increased my accuracy so much... The magic word is Float... When you are gap shooting just hold your stance, remember there is no rush,,, Main thing is to get that arrow to your intended target... So when you are at full draw and you got your site picture going just relax, no rush, let the tip of that arrow just float out there... Your mind will clear and you just become entranced in the tip of the arrow floating out there... Let it float as long as it needs to... When it floats in the right zone or correct point where the tip of that arrow needs to be, just release... It is very Zen like... It is like snap shooting in slow motion... At the point of seeing a good sight picture it becomes more like instinctive than aiming... Everything just happens naturally... Hope this helps someone...
Spot on! Found your channel a few weeks ago and completely agreed with your philosophy. The minute you introduce thinking into the game, you've taken the "instinct" out of instinctive archery ... period. My shots have gotten so precise over the past few weeks because the only thing I do now is relax my mind, look at the target and send it. And all of this happens within a split second. No more thinking, just shooting. My accuracy and more importantly, my confidence have both improved. And being relaxed and confident go hand in hand. Great stuff! 👍
Gorgeous bow by the way. Just got back into traditional Shooting after being out of it for almost 25 years. Right now my issue is consistently coming to anchor point versus releasing the arrow before I come to the proper anchor point. I guess it is a form of target panic just something I need to get past. It’s incredible when I do come to proper anchor .99% of the time I place a great shot.
There are tons of variations of TP not just @ release. Some can’t get to anchor, some only get half way etc. What it is a mental breakdown & letting the subconscious completely take over the shoot.
I shoot split finger and have all my life And totally instinctively.. People are always asking me how I can possibly aim like that I tell them That all I have to do is see it and I can hit it.. They asked me about different distances it's about different distance all the way out of 40 yd and beyond and I tell them when I raise my bow hand up I know where the picture looks right whatever the distance. Whenever the picture looks right the arrow is gone!
You have great videos. Subscribed. I love Your garden with a shooting range. I'm very inconsistent on instinctive archery, but I can't wait to try Your tips. Thank You.
Yes sir I agree with that , just focus on the spot you want to hit and let things fall into place , tonite I was out back shooting out of my ladder stand to get ready for sept. 15 opening day of archery season here in Connecticut , and did exactly what you just describeb and hitting my spots very well , can't wait to head out and chase some whitetails , good video Jeff , you are an awesome archer , good luck in the woods sir!
Absolutely spot on mate! I came to the same conclusion after my shooting went downhill big time because I was overthinking every part of my shot sequence during each shot. One thing I worked out is that I need to begin my draw with my back and keep my draw arm on the same line as arrow and don't break concentration on aiming spot. Your video on shooting at night is awesome too and I found the exact same result in regards to improving focus. Wandering round the yard at night with a head lamp shooting cane toads here in Australia is awesome practice for this!
Hey Jeff love your videos! I too am an instinctive snap shooter and yes I battled target panic. Yet I want you to know that Joel Turner and Tom Clum taught me how to overcome it. They taught the complete opposite of what you taught in your video. They teach focus on the process not the target. You said to focus on the target not the process. Again I am grateful for you and your videos but I think you may have gotten this one wrong. God bless you brother keep turning out the great videos.
Yes sir I know that’s what they teach and it is completely opposite from what worked for me and I honestly believe it’s different for every shooter and it’s a real thing for many but that’s what keeps it interesting lol thanks so much brother God Bless!
It's like he said in the beginning, whatever works for you. Been shooting most of my life. Had the thought as a kid, I have to aim, how can I hit a target if I don't aim? Yet after all that aiming and hundreds up on hundreds of arrows, I was wildly inaccurate. About the time I learned how to make bows, I learned about instinctive shooting. I decided to give it a shot. Instant and drastic improvement is what happened. I still wasn't committed to it though. I would shoot with friends and try to aim and hold and all that, and would usually hit the target, even if I wasn't hitting the bullseye. Every time I tryed the instinctive style, weather it was with a fast motion spinning around to draw on the target, perfectly stationary, shooting horizontally, or even shooting at a key ring my friends girlfriend was dangling extremely dangerously a couple of inches below her hand at arms length l, I was spot on! Every shot was a bullseye! It made my buddy so angry he literally gave away his bow and quit shooting altogether. I have sence then continued to learn about shooting and listen to all information equally, regardless of weather it's coming from an instinctive style mindset or not. I have listened to people like Joel Turner, and have absolutely learned very valuable skills that have continued to allow me to improve as an Archer. Their is value in listening and learning with an open mind, rather than a closed judgemental one. All that being said, when I aim, come to full draw, think about form, not over gripping my bow, watching it (my aim) to keep it, and beginning to pull through to release the arrow, I miss as many as I hit, and honestly some of those misses are so far off it makes me wonder if I've ever really held or shot a bow before or if I just imagined it! But every time I focus on the target and let instinct take over, I hit what I am shooting at, where I want to hit it. Joel Turner is obviously a successful Archer, and what he teaches has worked for him and many of the people he has instructed, but everyone is different, our minds don't all work the same way, and what works for some, usually doesn't work for everyone. So maybe next time you watch a video or read something that doesn't exactly fit with the style or mindset that works for you, try opening your mind instead of you mouth. This man is obviously not wrong just because you disagree. Their is more than one way to skin a cat, as my grandma would often say.
Thinking that's my issue. I'm holding and thinking. Thinking about my. back tension, my anchor, my release. Going to give this a try. Do you snap shoot in hunting situations or do you have to hold sometimes?
Second guessing your shot location before release is a common problem too. I try and hold the string for no longer than 3 seconds, and no earlier than 1 second. The only time I would hold for longer is abstract hunting situations, or longer shots that I need to slowly lift and pinpoint before releasing. Not gap shooting, instinct only ...Feels good, let 'er fly
Also..... switching from split finger to 3 under, and switching from a tab to bare finger made me 10 times more accurate. I can shoot 30 arrows well with 50lb longbow before I need a break.
...and yes I agree: longbows are made of dreams. Power in silence, smootheness in draw, history in creation, and deadly in the hands of an expert. I'm no expert.... but I'm gettin' there.
Thanks Dewayne, one is index finger pulling into the corner of my mouth and my thumb nuckle in the pocket behind my jaw and under my ear slightly laying my head on my hand at full draw 👍🏻
Well there is no doubt about it you can shoot and that’s a fact. I think your style is either you have it or you don’t. I wish I could snap shoot but I am a hold and press threw my trigger type of shooter. It stinks because I’ve missed some quick opportunities out in the woods because of it.
Yes sir I do shoot Barebow and light poundage bows with around a three to five second hold but I tend to be way more accurate when I don’t hold long with bows over 40# it’s just a natural style for me lol thanks so much!
So stop using a trigger. Take it a step further and don't use a bow that utilizes a trigger, or a peep or sights, or stabilizers or any of that crap. Use a real bow and you will very quickly see what you're true skill level is and where you need to improve.all that other stuff just makes it easier to seem like you actually know what you're doing. A primitive bow is a tool that makes you become the weapon, all that modern stuff is just a weapon system that turns you into a tool.
Well I haven’t shot a compound in many years. I have hunted exclusively with my longbow. When I say trigger I have a system that once the feather of my arrow touches my nose I loose the arrow. To be honest you sound like someone who has no idea what they are talking about. It doesn’t matter what type of bow or gun you have target panic will show up every time if you can’t control it. I don’t know about you but I have buckles proving I can slay my archery demons. Ignorance is bliss and you seem to be having a good time so enjoy archery the way you like to and don’t trash other forms of it we are all in this a hunting community man.
I need to see more shooting with that hoyt satori super recurve setup! and a Chrono of that thing.. ive never seen a bow that got me so excited, after a few more videos of that bow I may have to order one myself... Love the way that the satori and the super recurve setup looks!
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 damn thats tempting, is it the full price? thats the only thing holding me back right now is that price tag, if its lower than the full MSRP i am definitely interested though. I assume its msrp since u said its brand new.. I haven't seen a used pair for sale ever since i seen it on your channel and been wanting one haha. must be keepers!
@@ImperviouslyGaming technically it’s used I’ve only had it one day it was custom built for me I haven’t even had a chance to shoot it yet but who knows lol I’m building myself a 58” C2 recurve right now and will probably sell off a lot of bows in the collection just want to hunt with something I built with my own hands 😁
hi Jeff thanks for your video, i'm starting with archery instinctively, i feel that when i shoot too fast i usually release my arm too soon before i get to the anchor point, but if i try hold for a couple of seconds and usually I'll let go before I want that to happen. Can you give me some suggestions? Thanks so much
Thanks brother and yea it’s very common and it’s aggravating for sure I deal with it myself from time to time and I’ve learned that first you must be physically able to hold the bow back comfortably for at least five seconds or it’s just too heavy and secondly you must control the shot consciously even if it takes getting mad and telling your bow you’re not going to fire this arrow until I’m good and ready it’s called controlling your shot but it’s way easier with comfortable pounds so try getting bossy with your shot even if you have to practice letting down and not releasing the string a few times till your mind quits telling your fingers to let go, try counting to at least four every time just to help hold and focus a couple more seconds also find a two point anchor somewhere that you have to feel before the release. Let me know if that helps call me if you need to I’ll FaceTime with you if need be 👍🏻
I'm going to practice aiming at what I want to hit before I draw back, most of my inaccuracy is drawing back first, then having to move my arm up or down to get to the point where I want to aim. A lot of the time I release before I get to the point where I want to aim and I shoot high or low.
Hi Jeff, that is great piece of an advice! That is just the way I have solved my target panic, "turn of" the brain and let your instinct lead you. I am longbow fan and that one looks amazing, what is the BH? God bless!
I used to have a problem with target panic but my issue was mostly short drawing. I was letting go before getting to anchor. I put a clicker on my bow and it solved that and I've been really happy with my shooting since then. Have you ever watched any of Joel Turner's stuff on target panic? He a big advocate for using some type of psycho trigger whether it be a clicker, grip sear, tab sear, etc... I'm curious to know what you think about that stuff.
I'm a little late on this video, but I was going to bring up Joel. I've been listening to him a lot the last month and have been working his methods of building a process and making decisions into my shooting for the mental side of the game. It seems to be helping quite a bit.
Hello everyone! Thanks Jeff for your video and the interesting solution you brought! Can anyone tell me how can i buy a bow from instinctive archery addiction? Can't find the link to the website. Thank you and have a great day! 🏹
Yes sir, the best place to find one is to place a post on Traditional Bowhunters Classifieds on Facebook, they occasionally pop up from time to time on there also let me know what poundage you need I may can locate one for you. We stopped producing the bows and closed the shop back in August along with the website for ordering but hopefully we’ll be able to help you find one that fits you, thanks so much for watching!
You are such a good instructor. What I wouldn’t give for an hour to shoot with you. Keep up the good work.
That could be arranged lol but seriously I do try to coach at least once a month at the shop by appointment just let me know if you ever want to book a time brother thanks!
I've learned,if I think about the shot I'll be a little off. But, if I draw,aim and shoot..without second guessing myself or adjusting anything I'll be right were I want it. I actually have to constantly remind myself not to think about it...just shoot.
I think the more you want to shoot well..like shooting with people watching..or a deer you want to harvest puts pressure on you which in return causes you to think about it to the point you end up making a bad shot. Buck fever. Target panic.
So with that said ..awsome video
and very well said.
Yes sir i shoot a lot of 3D shoots with my buddy Mike Hogue which is the best I’ve ever seen instinctive and he always tells me don’t think about anything when I step up “just shoot “ and it always helps me.
Shot Olympic for 30 years and now loving Trad almost another 10. One thing I see that snap shooting gets a bad rep is the initial appearance of lack of control. Some people may think that one may be over bowed or lack form but in the end-those who still follow proper fundamentals and hit exactly what they are aiming at are in fact "successful". Holding, not holding, three under, split finger or even Thumb!- (lots of fun!). It all works through Practice, Patience, Perseverance and above all having fun and spreading the love for this sport!
Absolutely brother whatever works best is what matters 👍🏻
7 months into my traditional journey and still not sure which style to shoot 3 under or split finger.
Thank you for all your informative videos.
Thanks brother and it really is just a personal preference I’ve shot both and it’s whichever helps you hit where you’re looking without compensating mentally 👍🏻
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 Thanks guys . Keep up the good work.
Thanks, Jeff. The confidence comment helped the most for me. Once I commit to expand after anchoring if I hesitate mentally at all I miss every time. The mental hesitation was a nightmare.
That’s it my friend! Thanks so much 👍🏻
Took me awhile to find my way of figuring out a trigger, once at full draw I "squeeze the tennis ball" between my shoulder blades and (sometimes😁) clean release follows.
Very nice chanel, i watched just a few of your videos and i found answers that i was looking for a long time 🙂🏹 greetings from Poland 👍
Thank you sir!
Nice vid... I would like to add something for people that hold... Best little bit of advice I ever got... It has increased my accuracy so much... The magic word is Float... When you are gap shooting just hold your stance, remember there is no rush,,, Main thing is to get that arrow to your intended target... So when you are at full draw and you got your site picture going just relax, no rush, let the tip of that arrow just float out there... Your mind will clear and you just become entranced in the tip of the arrow floating out there... Let it float as long as it needs to... When it floats in the right zone or correct point where the tip of that arrow needs to be, just release... It is very Zen like... It is like snap shooting in slow motion... At the point of seeing a good sight picture it becomes more like instinctive than aiming... Everything just happens naturally... Hope this helps someone...
Spot on! Found your channel a few weeks ago and completely agreed with your philosophy. The minute you introduce thinking into the game, you've taken the "instinct" out of instinctive archery ... period. My shots have gotten so precise over the past few weeks because the only thing I do now is relax my mind, look at the target and send it. And all of this happens within a split second. No more thinking, just shooting. My accuracy and more importantly, my confidence have both improved. And being relaxed and confident go hand in hand.
Great stuff! 👍
Yes sir! Thanks for watching brother 👍🏻
Gorgeous bow by the way. Just got back into traditional Shooting after being out of it for almost 25 years. Right now my issue is consistently coming to anchor point versus releasing the arrow before I come to the proper anchor point. I guess it is a form of target panic just something I need to get past. It’s incredible when I do come to proper anchor .99% of the time I place a great shot.
Absolutely brother and it gets much easier the more you relax and have fun shooting thanks for watching brother!
There are tons of variations of TP not just @ release. Some can’t get to anchor, some only get half way etc. What it is a mental breakdown & letting the subconscious completely take over the shoot.
You’re right brother it’s a real issue with so many people thanks for watching we really appreciate it 👍🏻
I shoot split finger and have all my life And totally instinctively.. People are always asking me how I can possibly aim like that I tell them That all I have to do is see it and I can hit it.. They asked me about different distances it's about different distance all the way out of 40 yd and beyond and I tell them when I raise my bow hand up I know where the picture looks right whatever the distance. Whenever the picture looks right the arrow is gone!
Exactly, thank you.
You have great videos. Subscribed. I love Your garden with a shooting range. I'm very inconsistent on instinctive archery, but I can't wait to try Your tips. Thank You.
Yes sir I agree with that , just focus on the spot you want to hit and let things fall into place , tonite I was out back shooting out of my ladder stand to get ready for sept. 15 opening day of archery season here in Connecticut , and did exactly what you just describeb and hitting my spots very well , can't wait to head out and chase some whitetails , good video Jeff , you are an awesome archer , good luck in the woods sir!
I really enjoy your tutorials on traditional archery.
Thanks!
Absolutely spot on mate! I came to the same conclusion after my shooting went downhill big time because I was overthinking every part of my shot sequence during each shot. One thing I worked out is that I need to begin my draw with my back and keep my draw arm on the same line as arrow and don't break concentration on aiming spot. Your video on shooting at night is awesome too and I found the exact same result in regards to improving focus. Wandering round the yard at night with a head lamp shooting cane toads here in Australia is awesome practice for this!
Thanks so much for this video it helped me lots with my instinctive archery.
Awesome thanks so much for watching 👍🏻
Hey Jeff love your videos! I too am an instinctive snap shooter and yes I battled target panic. Yet I want you to know that Joel Turner and Tom Clum taught me how to overcome it. They taught the complete opposite of what you taught in your video. They teach focus on the process not the target. You said to focus on the target not the process. Again I am grateful for you and your videos but I think you may have gotten this one wrong. God bless you brother keep turning out the great videos.
Yes sir I know that’s what they teach and it is completely opposite from what worked for me and I honestly believe it’s different for every shooter and it’s a real thing for many but that’s what keeps it interesting lol thanks so much brother God Bless!
It's like he said in the beginning, whatever works for you. Been shooting most of my life. Had the thought as a kid, I have to aim, how can I hit a target if I don't aim? Yet after all that aiming and hundreds up on hundreds of arrows, I was wildly inaccurate. About the time I learned how to make bows, I learned about instinctive shooting. I decided to give it a shot. Instant and drastic improvement is what happened. I still wasn't committed to it though. I would shoot with friends and try to aim and hold and all that, and would usually hit the target, even if I wasn't hitting the bullseye. Every time I tryed the instinctive style, weather it was with a fast motion spinning around to draw on the target, perfectly stationary, shooting horizontally, or even shooting at a key ring my friends girlfriend was dangling extremely dangerously a couple of inches below her hand at arms length l, I was spot on! Every shot was a bullseye! It made my buddy so angry he literally gave away his bow and quit shooting altogether. I have sence then continued to learn about shooting and listen to all information equally, regardless of weather it's coming from an instinctive style mindset or not. I have listened to people like Joel Turner, and have absolutely learned very valuable skills that have continued to allow me to improve as an Archer. Their is value in listening and learning with an open mind, rather than a closed judgemental one. All that being said, when I aim, come to full draw, think about form, not over gripping my bow, watching it (my aim) to keep it, and beginning to pull through to release the arrow, I miss as many as I hit, and honestly some of those misses are so far off it makes me wonder if I've ever really held or shot a bow before or if I just imagined it! But every time I focus on the target and let instinct take over, I hit what I am shooting at, where I want to hit it. Joel Turner is obviously a successful Archer, and what he teaches has worked for him and many of the people he has instructed, but everyone is different, our minds don't all work the same way, and what works for some, usually doesn't work for everyone. So maybe next time you watch a video or read something that doesn't exactly fit with the style or mindset that works for you, try opening your mind instead of you mouth. This man is obviously not wrong just because you disagree. Their is more than one way to skin a cat, as my grandma would often say.
Absoluttely spot on video mate as always. So glad to have found your channel
Great Video. I know the shot will be a good one, before I draw. I know it will be bad if I'm thinking too much. Appreciate the thoughts
hope to buy one of your bows one day. beautiful
God bless you too.
Thanks brother!
Nobody gona comment on the dog pissing on his target, lol? Great vid 👍
🤣👍🏻
Thanks Jeff for posting this greetings from Belgium
Thanks for watching!
Thinking that's my issue. I'm holding and thinking. Thinking about my. back tension, my anchor, my release. Going to give this a try. Do you snap shoot in hunting situations or do you have to hold sometimes?
I have a tatar horse bow. I am not very good but learning with your help. Thank you.
Thanks Jeff, great bow
Thanks brother!
Great video explained well!!!! Beautiful bow brother!!
Thanks for watching!
This tuto help me a lot 🤟 thanks boss
Second guessing your shot location before release is a common problem too. I try and hold the string for no longer than 3 seconds, and no earlier than 1 second. The only time I would hold for longer is abstract hunting situations, or longer shots that I need to slowly lift and pinpoint before releasing. Not gap shooting, instinct only ...Feels good, let 'er fly
👍🏻
That way I don't second guess the good feeling
Also..... switching from split finger to 3 under, and switching from a tab to bare finger made me 10 times more accurate. I can shoot 30 arrows well with 50lb longbow before I need a break.
...and yes I agree: longbows are made of dreams. Power in silence, smootheness in draw, history in creation, and deadly in the hands of an expert. I'm no expert.... but I'm gettin' there.
Great advice Jeff
What two anchor points do you use? Awesome video thanks
Thanks Dewayne, one is index finger pulling into the corner of my mouth and my thumb nuckle in the pocket behind my jaw and under my ear slightly laying my head on my hand at full draw 👍🏻
This channel is honestly legit
Well there is no doubt about it you can shoot and that’s a fact. I think your style is either you have it or you don’t. I wish I could snap shoot but I am a hold and press threw my trigger type of shooter. It stinks because I’ve missed some quick opportunities out in the woods because of it.
Yes sir I do shoot Barebow and light poundage bows with around a three to five second hold but I tend to be way more accurate when I don’t hold long with bows over 40# it’s just a natural style for me lol thanks so much!
So stop using a trigger. Take it a step further and don't use a bow that utilizes a trigger, or a peep or sights, or stabilizers or any of that crap. Use a real bow and you will very quickly see what you're true skill level is and where you need to improve.all that other stuff just makes it easier to seem like you actually know what you're doing. A primitive bow is a tool that makes you become the weapon, all that modern stuff is just a weapon system that turns you into a tool.
Well I haven’t shot a compound in many years. I have hunted exclusively with my longbow. When I say trigger I have a system that once the feather of my arrow touches my nose I loose the arrow. To be honest you sound like someone who has no idea what they are talking about. It doesn’t matter what type of bow or gun you have target panic will show up every time if you can’t control it. I don’t know about you but I have buckles proving I can slay my archery demons. Ignorance is bliss and you seem to be having a good time so enjoy archery the way you like to and don’t trash other forms of it we are all in this a hunting community man.
Where did u get your strings for that bow
TTT Strings by Trevor Fielder 👍🏻
I need to see more shooting with that hoyt satori super recurve setup! and a Chrono of that thing.. ive never seen a bow that got me so excited, after a few more videos of that bow I may have to order one myself... Love the way that the satori and the super recurve setup looks!
I’ve got a brand new Morrison Super Curve I might sell just let me know if you’re interested.
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 damn thats tempting, is it the full price? thats the only thing holding me back right now is that price tag, if its lower than the full MSRP i am definitely interested though. I assume its msrp since u said its brand new.. I haven't seen a used pair for sale ever since i seen it on your channel and been wanting one haha. must be keepers!
@@ImperviouslyGaming technically it’s used I’ve only had it one day it was custom built for me I haven’t even had a chance to shoot it yet but who knows lol I’m building myself a 58” C2 recurve right now and will probably sell off a lot of bows in the collection just want to hunt with something I built with my own hands 😁
hi Jeff thanks for your video, i'm starting with archery instinctively, i feel that when i shoot too fast i usually release my arm too soon before i get to the anchor point, but if i try hold for a couple of seconds and usually I'll let go before I want that to happen. Can you give me some suggestions? Thanks so much
Thanks brother and yea it’s very common and it’s aggravating for sure I deal with it myself from time to time and I’ve learned that first you must be physically able to hold the bow back comfortably for at least five seconds or it’s just too heavy and secondly you must control the shot consciously even if it takes getting mad and telling your bow you’re not going to fire this arrow until I’m good and ready it’s called controlling your shot but it’s way easier with comfortable pounds so try getting bossy with your shot even if you have to practice letting down and not releasing the string a few times till your mind quits telling your fingers to let go, try counting to at least four every time just to help hold and focus a couple more seconds also find a two point anchor somewhere that you have to feel before the release. Let me know if that helps call me if you need to I’ll FaceTime with you if need be 👍🏻
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 thank you so much for this idea, i will try your way
As ever great advice. Aim small bro! From Italy
Thanks for watching!
What is your recommended shooting glove? I shoot a tab now but I can’t get consistent
Lol that’s a hard one but I really like the bear paw gloves probably the most
Thanks for sharing this information. Do you sell your t-shirts
I'm going to practice aiming at what I want to hit before I draw back, most of my inaccuracy is drawing back first, then having to move my arm up or down to get to the point where I want to aim. A lot of the time I release before I get to the point where I want to aim and I shoot high or low.
You got it brother keep us posted 👍🏻
Hi Jeff, that is great piece of an advice! That is just the way I have solved my target panic, "turn of" the brain and let your instinct lead you.
I am longbow fan and that one looks amazing, what is the BH?
God bless!
Thanks brother this one runs around 7 3/4”
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 Greatings from Serbia
I used to have a problem with target panic but my issue was mostly short drawing. I was letting go before getting to anchor. I put a clicker on my bow and it solved that and I've been really happy with my shooting since then. Have you ever watched any of Joel Turner's stuff on target panic? He a big advocate for using some type of psycho trigger whether it be a clicker, grip sear, tab sear, etc... I'm curious to know what you think about that stuff.
I'm a little late on this video, but I was going to bring up Joel. I've been listening to him a lot the last month and have been working his methods of building a process and making decisions into my shooting for the mental side of the game. It seems to be helping quite a bit.
He peed on your target !
Every time lol
Lol, good for him ! Great content by the way. I look forward to your posts
Hello everyone! Thanks Jeff for your video and the interesting solution you brought! Can anyone tell me how can i buy a bow from instinctive archery addiction? Can't find the link to the website. Thank you and have a great day! 🏹
Yes sir, the best place to find one is to place a post on Traditional Bowhunters Classifieds on Facebook, they occasionally pop up from time to time on there also let me know what poundage you need I may can locate one for you. We stopped producing the bows and closed the shop back in August along with the website for ordering but hopefully we’ll be able to help you find one that fits you, thanks so much for watching!
What poundage are you wanting? I can get you hooked up most likely.
Were you get the shirt?
Thanks Tom just message us on Facebook or email us what you’d like instinctiveaddiction.com thanks brother 👍🏻
How can I buy a bow
Best way to overcome target panic is to become a snap shooter😁
I see you wear a bearpaw glove , mind telling me the name of it , I have a hard time finding a decent glove.
I’ve got several, this one’s a full grain leather but my favorite is a Berlin style deer skin leather, they’re really good too.
@@instinctiveaddictionarcher8998 thank you for answering my question.
Target panic advice from someone who has never had target panic. And it takes almost 15 minutes to get almost no advice.