Shooting session - 17-18 meters

Around 20 meters away. Just above the target. I've noticed if I take my time at the end of the draw it just works better. I still keep drawing back but I slow down. Probably broke something. I didn't like that sound. Oh, that was way off. Bad shots. I like the wooden arrows more. I like them more. Good. Let's see what I've done. So, this is my target. I think I like the result. Good, good, good. It's fine. So, I am shooting from over there. Nice result. So, let's match this freaking target. Let's do it. Get to put that thumb protector on my right hand thumb. I've tightened it a bit because it was quite loose and I had to adjust it after every shot. Now it's a lot better. It's quite tight. All right, let's do it. That's an adjustment shot. As they say, my two arrows for the day shooting with my left arm holding the bow, I try to give it a bit of string twist. Good, good, good, good. That thumb ring feels a lot better. Thumb protector, I mean. Oh, concentrate. Concentrate. You can do it. Anyway, anyway, I'm gonna be more precise than I want. I'm gonna be more precise. Not good. Good shot. I did shoot some arrows with my other hand before I started recording. So, that was a good one. Let's see what the result is. So, I thought I was recording but actually I wasn't recording. I'm sorry. So, this is basically the result of me shooting with my other hand. The result is not perfect but I'm still happy. I basically need about 10-15 arrows to adjust before I start doing okay shots. So, thanks very much for watching. See you next time.