Seems like lots of folks have questions about the drop shot which makes sense, here’s two very good videos by our own @g2outdoors and @Erniepower demonstrating those shots and different techniques to accomplish them.
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Drop shot and side shot how tos
- Thread starter Exhumis
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Yes. Those are good videos.
The key is practice. If you will spend 30 minutes practicing those "hard" or "weak" shots, you'll have them figured out in no time.
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The key is practice. If you will spend 30 minutes practicing those "hard" or "weak" shots, you'll have them figured out in no time.
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Im a little late to this thread. I found sitting in the saddle, instead of leaning, and turning my body so my knees are to the left side allows me to execute shoot drop and weak side shots easily on my stick top small platform.
Wow those were great for this newbie.
The best part was Ernie showing shooting for a lefty.
I'm a lefty as well and that one REALLY helped.
The best part was Ernie showing shooting for a lefty.
I'm a lefty as well and that one REALLY helped.
JDB
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I stand on a platform and for weak side, I don't pivot in a circle like in G2's video. I just loosen my tether, bring the bow over the bridge, and rotate around so my back is to the tree. That way I don't have to take my eyes off the deer.