Last October, my wife and I attended a writer's conference in Florence, SC. One of the activities was a breakout time at the local sheriff's department training facility. My wife had dabbled in archery for a few years. This was the first time she shot a X-bow. First and third shots were right on the money. I made a plaque and it is on the wall over her makeup table. Photo attached.
sota, I'll add that she was using a rest. I've always been told when shooting to use a rest. This is taught in my hunter education classes with the Power Point showing examples. Still, it is something to hit the exact place twice in a row at about 20 yards. A few days ago, I was sighting in my bow and hit a nock, bending one of the "ears" out of kilter. What's the saying?- A blind hog finds an acorn once in a while.
