Thumb release, Kisser button, Anchor point issue

[jcstarken]

Just wanted to get an idea of what you guy's think. I have been working on form and now with the shorter draw length I am finding that I am not consistent with my anchor point. Was putting thumb on back of neck but cant do that now with shorter draw and just can seem to get it to feel right that is why I am looking at other options.

[k9trainer]

I love my thumb release. It has helped me a lot with consistent drawing and with punching the trigger

[bowhuntntxn]

You probably need to use your jaw bone as an anchor point, and not the side of your face. Pics would be helpful to see what could be suggested. A kisser will help once you know where you want to anchor.

[super_dave]

I use a kisser, with the tip of my nose on the string. That puts me in the same spot every time. I shoot NO PEEP. And don't have any issues

[Greywolf in Hawaii]

I use a kisser, with the tip of my nose on the string. That puts me in the same spot every time. I shoot NO PEEP. And don't have any issues

Does a face mask pose a issue of feeling the kisser?

[txdukklr]

Does a face mask pose a issue of feeling the kisser?

yes

i love having a kisser but i do have to pull down my mask to find that anchor

[DoubleGArchery]

Question, If you have your draw shorter,do you put the front of your nose on the string when you draw your bow back? And does the string at full draw come across the corner of your mouth?And if you are at full draw nose on string and string across corner of mouth, where is your hand? Check and see where your release is now,on the jaw bone,just wondering from here.you should be anchored. Good Luck.

[wlfhound27]

have you tried shortning or lengthining your wrist release? it wont change your draw length but it will give you some changes on anchoring. Good luck