It depends on the skill of the individual archer, as well as the style of Archery being used. Target archers, for example often choose to use an open stance, while bowhunters are often forced to use whatever stance happens to be best suited to their circumstances.
In Target Archery, the archer begins by standing so she/he faces 90 degrees to the side of the target (with one side of their body facing the target). The difference between an open stance and a closed stance, is that in an open stance the leading foot (left foot when shooting right-handed, right foot when shooting left-handed; it is "leading" because it closest to the target) is pointed towards the target. In a closed stance, the leading foot points the same direction as the other foot.
An open stance is used by most target archers, because it is seen as more stable and gives more string clearance. Some of the best target archers in the world shoot with very open stances, but just slightly open is can be good enough.
what do you mean by not shooting right
1. Assuming the stance. 2.Positioning the bow arm and grip. 3.Nocking. 4.Drawing 5.Anchoring. 6.Relaxing. 7.Aiming. 8.Concentrating. 9.Releasing. 10.Follow-through
well like in any sport you need to practice alot and get a bow that really works for what you are going to be shooting for.
Pratice shooting and stance every 3 days.
i say bow its more fun then just shooting something you need a chalenge and bow hunting is it.
When shooting a bow, the energy used is potential energy stored in the flexed limbs of the bow. This potential energy is converted into kinetic energy as the bowstring propels the arrow forward.
Whatever you are comfortable with pulling is great for hunting rabbit. If my bow is set at 65 or 70 pound draw, that's what I shoot at a rabbit.
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Crossbow.
Targets
Yes It Can. This Is Good For Practice Your Bow Shooting Skills.
That would be a compund bow