How to Shoot a Bow and Arrow at 65 Yards from the Target : Archery Technique

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Learn how to shoot a bow and arrow at 65 yards from the target, in this archery training video.

By: Harold Hall

Source: Expert Village

Length: 1:16

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Tags: archery arrow bow and arrow

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"Hello! My name is Harold Hall, Ft. Lauderdale Archers in Lauderdale, Florida and today we are going to talk about tips and techniques of archery. On behalf of Expert Village, I would like to welcome you. Okay what I am going to do is kind of show you what it is like to shoot from say 65 yards. First thing you are going to do is you are going to move your sight down or depending on what style of sight you are shooting. So I am just going to move this down onto where I need to shoot at this target. We are going to go up here to the 65 yard stake and this is where you are going to shoot from. Right from here; like I said I got a back tension release which I use. I am going to put this on my string, adjust things around here a little bit, I'm going to put this on and what I am going to do is aim at that black and white target down the range here. Going to pull this back"

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