HOW TO SHOOT A BOW FROM A TREE STAND (New Vertical Stands)

I bring a 3D target out with a buddy and we take turns shooting out of the stand all summer. One guys retrieves arrows and moved the target, and then switch. Does way more for me and my confidence than shooting at the range at a hanging bag target.

Love the energy and simplicity in this vid! Keep up the good work Chris🤘

Man practice how you play is so key. I found this out the hard way years back. I thought I would be slick and order some ASAT leafy gear for warm weather hog hunting in Georgia. Well, first opportunity I drew back from a seated position on a hog about 15 yards from me, so it was a steeper angle, and the leafy gear actually got in between the cam and the string. Got a little messy. After this I set up a permanent hang-on at my backyard range and I make a point to practice from it. Really cool you did a video on this, it is stuff nobody teaches the beginner.

Awesome video Chris. Never focused on aligning my shoulders. Thank you

Love your videos Chris keep up the good work

When I first started Messing around with a bow at 12 my dad always said aim for the feet to get the meat. He would aim at the bottom of the deer to hit vitals out of a tree stand. Then I started reading on it and articles said bend at the waist. I always felt like I was going to fall out of the tree. I haven’t shot a bow for 25 years until this year. I bought a new bow to get back into the sport. Thanks for the tip about just having to keep shoulders aligned. Going to give it a try later. Enjoy all your videos.

I was looking for this video last week. Thanks for putting one out

love the vids glad your posting often again

Great tip with the shoulder alignment, seems easier to feel than bend at the hip.

Have been waiting for a new video forever man! Keep em coming!

Diggin the content man i can’t wait for your hunt films come our

Great stuff!!! 🤩

Well done video. Thanks for the great content.

The "cut" distance is based off a right triangle. The three points are you(the shooter), the target and the point directly beneath you but level with the target. The line from the point beneath you to the target is the distance used for aiming. Imagine getting ready to climb a tree and a deer walks out 30 yards away, you use your 30 yard pin. 10, 20, 30 feet up the deer is still 30 yards away from the base of the tree, 30 yard pin. Same principle for shooting up hill. Has something to do with the the actual distance that gravity has to act on the arrow.

I needed this vid a few years ago when I first started bow hunting lol I missed soooo much because I did not know how to shoot out of a tree stand

Good point about having the release ready. I blew a chance at a big buck because I had my wrist strap release folded back in my sleeve because of trying to keep noise down while I was ranging shooting lanes and didn’t want my release hitting the body of the rangefinder. By the time I got my release out and hooked, the deer was walking straight towards my tree, walked underneath me, walked straight away from me, then got my wind and booked it. I could have had a 17 yard shot perfectly broadside while he stopped to scratch his neck with his foot if I had been prepared.

Awesome Chris!

shooting out of a second story window all summer and get the exercise up and down stairs. good stuff!

Gear tips Chris! Thanks for the video!

Great video. Love the channel beeman always good info