John DeLisle, Sr.

When it comes to bowhunting, that time-worn adage, “Practice Makes Perfect,” holds true, only if the bowhunter purposely makes a conscious effort to improve his/her shooting accuracy.
After all, the goal of all bowhunters is to shoot an arrow accurately at game, ending their hunt quickly, humanely, and with quality venison as the result. Yet it is not uncommon for most bowhunters to store their bows on a bow rack once the season closes, then forget about them until the following fall, just a few weeks before the new bowhunting season opens.