What changes for you when canting the bow?

[DRT]

I suggest that you get your standing up form down pat before changing cants and adding in a bunch of other variables. If you are constantly changing things it will be very hard to get any consistency and improve.

Word.

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[Junkers88]

I suggest that you get your standing up form down pat before changing cants and adding in a bunch of other variables. If you are constantly changing things it will be very hard to get any consistency and improve.

Truth right there.




Richard.

[Briar Friar]

If you are pulling the arrow off the shelf when you draw the bow, then you need to adjust how you draw the bow. You should not need to hold a finger out to keep the arrow on the shelf while drawing.

Bisch

Its annoyingly comical when I have the arrow come off the rest...which is pretty common for me...I typically deep hook then roll the string a tad to correct. Not sure if this is a big no no. I retract my finger upon draw.

The reason I actually need to practice with my finger extended is to keep the arrow on the shelf whilst on the move and nocked at the ready.

[Briar Friar]

I suggest that you get your standing up form down pat before changing cants and adding in a bunch of other variables. If you are constantly changing things it will be very hard to get any consistency and improve.

Ay Sir. I shoot standing mostly but find I drop to my knees when game is nearing shot distance. I prefer shooting from the kneeling for minimalization of my moving parts...which causes me to necessarily cant the bow due to proximity of the limbs to the ground. I practice both standing and kneeling regularly with a seemingly similar and hopefully identical cant.

Im mainly curious in trying to be aware of varying shooting and hunting situations that might not fit my practiced cant.

I thank all yall for your inputs and guidance.

Byron