How anal are you about tuning your bow? Expressed on a scale of 1-10

I think I'm a 7 but everyone else thinks I'm a 10+... just goes to show you don't have to shoot good as long as you look good doing it!

 

I dunno, 7 or 8 I guess. I don't get to terribly anal about it but I do make sure my rig is right before I hit the woods.

 

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I agree for the most part but sometimes even the best make a bow that just doesn't tune the way it should.

 

Dunno...my one season of bow hunting, and all I am doing to learn have me climbing up.

I gotta get a paper rack built and strip the fletching off some of my arrows...

 

If it ain't broken don't fix it, and what you do Josh is not broken....

KILL

 

BUT, it hasn't always been like that has it Josh.

I can still remember the first time I talked to Josh and then the first time he came by for some "help"

 

If it ain't currently broke don't fix it.

 

TRUE,he does a pretty good job doesn't he.

 

6-7:D I go crazy but once it is good I don't touch it.

 

Dots don't taste that good anyway... and they don't look near as pretty up your wall, either!

 

He can't shoot a hotshot either.

If I remember correctly,it was the model A you were trying to shoot that created a ton of problems.

 

I used to be very anal to the point of obsession. Now I don't even waste my time. I practice with my broadheads on a regular basis. It really is over rated in my opinion.

 

im about a 35.5

 

5, before I found you guys on the other site, and now this one I was a 2 or 3. We tuned, but it was a broadhead to fly with the filed point and if not resight and done tuning process. Matbe one day I will get there. I know I will need it to get to the next level shooting one day, but I shoot a fairly conservative set up as far as spine, weight etc, with a decent draw weight. I do not shoot past 35 yards, and no sever angles. My decisions in the field help make up for my lack of a perfect bow/arrow marriage in my opinion.