Traditional Instinctive Archery explained by Rick Welch

[roglet123]

how do you attach string/bow silencers?

[Thommys111]

excellent shooter. But why is this traditonal or instinctiv archery? I don't get it. This bow isn't traditional. The shots at the end are not instinctiv. How ever, you're shooting very good

[onesharpboradhead]

@Thommys111

The bow is a recurve bow that Rick himself makes - the shots are all instinctive - it is the only way that he shoots - there are no sights on the bow and he aims at a subconscious level - which is instinctive - he is not a gap shooter or poa shooter.

[Thommys111]

@onesharpboradhead

Ok, thank you. I think everyone understands it differently. Does not matter. He's a good archer, that's the point!

[rednck700]

@Thommys111 it is instinctive because once u shoot alot it become instinctive and u start to do the same thing every time so u can stay consistent

[7archers]

I have always wondered about instinctive shooting. 

[blackfeatherarchery]

I like that information even though i am a sight shooter,

[fishnkid1923]

i thought you werent supposed to hold your draw back for a long time with a recurve..its bad for the limbs isnt it?

[onesharpboradhead]

@fishnkid1923

no that is not true at all - don't get into a habit of snap shooting - one of the worst things you can get into a habit of doing. I have been to many, many archery competitions and I have yet to see a consistently good shot that snap shoots - not one.

[ClearChamber]

@onesharpboradhead Fred Bear?

[MrHickerynut7]

U tha man

[husypup28]

Hmm... This made me realize that I naturally do instinctive shooting. Thanks!

[blackfeatherarchery]

Awesome demonstration and excellent shooting,

[dogi4444]

very good!

[byronwp]

very nice.