Bow makers and acuracy

[kayakfisher]

Hey just wandering how you all maintain your accuracy when building multiple bows I have built four now and when I start getting pretty good with one! I have another to start figuring out
                                             Dennis
                                                                             

[JackCrafty]

You get used to a new bow pretty quick if you shoot by instinct...at least I do.  It's kinda like throwing rocks at a target.  After a half-dozen shots with the same bow (or the same size rock)....the brain makes the adjustments automatically.

[Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive]

i have no problem with it either. in fact the memory seems to keep all my bows in the "archive" so when i pick up one of the old ones i can still shoot it fine.  i can shoot about 3-4 bows in one sitting on average, sometimes i do this befor edeer season and whichever one hits the best and i enjoy the most is usually the one i hunt with- Ryan

[Justin Snyder]

I can miss as good with one as I can with the other.  Justin

[Kegan]

I make them all shoot the same way with the same arrows. All shoot better than I do !

[DanaM]

I can miss as good with one as I can with the other.  Justin

What Justin said

[Hillbilly]

I just keep my accuracy at the "sucks" level, and then it doesn't matter which bow I'm shooting. Like Justin said, I can spray arrows all over the place equally with any bow. 

[El Destructo]

what Keegan said.......it's a lot cheaper to have them all shoot the same Arrows!!!

[Pat B]

Like was said above, with instinctive shooting your brain makes the adjustments. I shoot lots of bows all year long. A month before hunting season I pick the bow I will hunt with and shoot it almost exclusively. I always have a back up bow for the "just in case" that shoots closely to my primary hunting bow and shoot it enough to be familiar, just in case!      Pat

[Pappy]

I shoot a lot of different bow and suck pretty much the same with all of them,
Kidding aside most of the bows I build for my self shoot about the same,a little different
in weight but that is about it,most will even shoot the same arrows,If they don't
I work with them until they do.I shot 5 different bows last deer season and took a deer
with 4 so that is really all that matters to me.My problem isn't the bows shoot so different it is I spend so much time working on bows I don't take the time to shoot as much as I should.
   Pappy

[GregB]

When you go out shooting, got to have your excuses in order. My last bow I left the nocking point off the string for a while and actually shot decent with it. Since I've put on a nocking point, my shooting has gotten worse again. It's a mind game that I usually lose.