My wife is a major distraction while practicing!!!!

[SkookumHntr]

I would!

[Huntbear]

It must be the lens flare from the sun in that pic...  I can not tell what would bother you though...   

[norsepeak]

When I shoot by myself I can shoot just fine, but when she shoots with me, I just can't seem to concentrate

[flinger]

I could probably give ya a couple reasons

[bobcat]

Do you have any more photos, maybe at different angles, so we can all try to help solve this dilemma?

[luckyman]

Is that a pile a dog crap in the yard just left of the green fletchings? Agreed. Leftys do look strange at full draw. I enjoy shooting trap with my wife, glad you and your wife shoot together as well!

How in the world could this guy see dog crap in that photo. I would have never noticed it.

[gaddy]

maybe back off a bit so we can get the tru- trajectory of the arrow. & again is there a target in the distance??
not a bow hunter myself but could there be a string slap to worry about??

[Curly]

Now if we could only get Rtspring to post pics of his wife................. 

[TheHunt]

Now if we could only get Rtspring to post pics of his wife................. 

Exactly!!!! 


What a great thread Norse...  I think you get the trophy for the most distractiing thead.   

[mfswallace]

  This was awesome it took me 15min to get to the last post.... I kept looking back to the things everyone was saying to make sure I understood the problems that it might be...     

[Johnb317]

Notice using a whisker biscuit!!      More importantly, can she carry out an Elk quarter or two?

[bobcat]

Is she a guide too?

[ghosthunter]

Ummmm a target rich enviroment.

[3dsheetmetal]

I'm distracted and my bow is hanging in the garage!!!!!

[bowpredator]

Her form looks great, but but her bow form needs some work, it looks to me like she needs to loosen up that bow hand, looks like she is gripping to tight. Also her release hand needs to be relaxed, only finger that should be touching the release is the trigger finger. by relaxing both those hands will lessen any tork put on the bow or string.