Future bowhunter at 10 weeks old...

[BuckySWT]

and she's already got her anchor point set!
looks like she'll be shooting lefty like her Daddy.


That's my girl!!

[Japeatr]

cute

[BuckySWT]

she had her right arm straight a few seconds earlier...looked JUST like she was at full draw.

I tried to move her arm after this pic and got grumped at by her.

Let sleeping babies lay is our standing house rule

[altabonita]

Very cute baby.

[surfin Pete]

Maybe not a lefty. Try this. Gently move her head so she's facing her left shoulder. She'll automatically move her arms so that she's shooting right handed. Try it out.

and she's already got her anchor point set!
looks like she'll be shooting lefty like her Daddy.


That's my girl!!

[Coup de Grace]

Yes sir, y'all did good.

[surfin Pete]

Forgot to add- very cute photo. Great form and very relaxed.

[muzzyman]

cute little girl. she has good form

[Loreva13]

lol Pretty cool!

[bowhuntertex]

Nice

[BuckySWT]

Maybe not a lefty. Try this. Gently move her head so she's facing her left shoulder. She'll automatically move her arms so that she's shooting right handed. Try it out.

LOL, Pete!

1) I'll let you do that and get grumped at by her.
Being 75% German, she's got a tiny bit of a temper and will go Defcon 5 on you in a heartbeat

2) I really think she might be a leftie. runs on both sides of our families, and she uses her left hand more than her right (swinging at things, punching Daddy, etc...)

[Texantax]

lol

[NannySlayer]

Only a bowhunter would notice something like that! Lol adorable

[Cottonwood]

Cute

[surfin Pete]

LOL, Pete!

1) I'll let you do that and get grumped at by her.
Being 75% German, she's got a tiny bit of a temper and will go Defcon 5 on you in a heartbeat

2) I really think she might be a leftie. runs on both sides of our families, and she uses her left hand more than her right (swinging at things, punching Daddy, etc...)

Yeah, I don't blame you for not trying. When they are comfortable and quiet, it's best leave well enough alone- especially with those german genes. I have a new baby too, and our pediatrician showed us the move-the-head trick. He called it a fencer's pose reflex, because folks thought it looked like a person fencing (swordfighting). I was proud of my wife when she corrected our pediatrician and said they should call it the Archer's reflex. But sure enough, he moved my sons head, and my son switched his arm stance.