This Changed My Archery Game 100%

Tim Connor goes through his experience with archery, and target archery in specific. In this archery video I highlight new target bow, PSE SupraX, as some of the things that have helped with my archery learning curve. #archery #review

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[TimConnor]

1. Hope ya’ll have a great week and crush your week 2. How we feeling about the dark arts and this mix of content? 3. Go shoot your bow ✊

[toddturnbaugh]

Maybe it's just me since I have 0 knowledge about target archery, but I'd appreciate a very basic video about it. I mean I don't even know how you get to a 300 score. Maybe for most that's obvious, but I think it would help more than a few people follow along better. Either way keep up the good work.

[tannerharris]

For anyone wanting to dip into the target archery game but you’re on a fixed budget: Use your hunting bow and spend your money on great target accessories. It’s nice to have two bows that are tuned for each type of archery, but usually those season don’t overlap so it won’t be an issue.

[Outdoorbowhunter]

I joined the indoor 5spot league this year. I started off shooting in the 280s and by the end of the 8 weeks I was shooting 295. The indoor game definitely helped me out.

[taylorpage_golf]

Love the content man, you bring a low key yet passionate energy to the archery game. The editing is always 🔥 as well. I’ve learned a ton from your videos as well as all the elk shape and podium archer stuff. We briefly met at SVA the other day. I’m about three months into shooting bows and have gone full obsession with the entire sport, with no end in sight. Content like yours makes it really easy to learn and develop my own game. Thanks for all that you do and the hard work that goes into it 👊

[tschreiv]

Man I love that you constantly get new bows and are open to trying different companies. Lots of brands make great bows!

[nilslandis]

Thanks for all the great content. You are committed to improving yourself, and that is inspiring. I'm new to compound archery, and I'm stunned by the amount of money required to have a middlin' hunting rig. I'll stick to shooting the old bow I was given, shooting outside daily, and improving best I can.

[macdaddy]

Sick bow! I think it’s great that you are doing some target stuff. Really helps everyone who wants to try it feel more comfortable, with something that is a little intimidating. Thank you!

[blessedvetoutdoors]

I shot my first k40 tournament this past weekend. It was a blessing and had a really good time. I think I'm going to tinker a little this year and buy an 18 to 24 in podium bar and a 12 out back, almost forgot the podium 10* QD. Hoping the Lord allows me to pick up a hinge 2. Love the video brother. Thinking off season will be deep dives into target, wishing I would have gotten into it sooner.

[jrhunt]

If you want to get to 300 I would recommend getting to 20xs first. When you’re shooting for Xs and not 10s the tens will come naturally. Your good shots really need to be a single hole in the X to keep all your bad shots in the 10.

[jimrussell]

My personal opinion is to shoot 300-400 arrows everyday and you will see your scores go up quickly. I found that by shooting back to back to back 300 rounds on a five spot face, my float got very tight and my mechanics were basically a natural reflex. My personal best on an FAA five spot was 300-58X in a tournament. Those two X's are the unicorn I'm chasing. LOL. Good videos keep on keepin on!

[paulallen]

Great video. I'm on the same path trying to just get better and have found that I have really improved shooting target archery. Love those PSE Supras BTW!

[josephbettis]

As usual you 2 guys are the bomb....I love watching you 2...I have learned more from your videos than I can explain....I have just went in the target rabbit hole....and love watching all both of your videos

[jaycpopejr]

I’m thinking “Obi wan” for your new target rig.

Love the target content. My 17yo son & I are shooting winter spot league at our local archery shop (Boneyard Archery) as well as weekly money shoots at another local shop (Fuel Outdoor Gear). It’s super fun!

As a volunteer high school archery coach for my son’s shooting team I try to consume as much archery content as I can to help learn how to teach the kids how to shoot better scores. Between you, MFJJ, BMac, JamesV, Dudley, Morgan, Bee & TimG I’ve picked up all kinds of tips that have helped me both as a coach and an archer. At 53yo my eyes aren’t what they used to be.

My high score is 291 with 10x twice using my hunting rig. V3 31, trinity rest, BG Pro Hunter HD 3pin, 10” flatline, Like Mike release & Vforce gamer arrows.

I’m 95% hunter & 5% archer but I’m enjoying shooting indoor with my son. He’s a senior so he’ll be off to college in 7 months. Hating that already so I’m trying to soak up as many hours I can with him now.

Love your content! Keep it up!

[goelzprogram]

Love the channel and content, Tim! Playing devil's advocate, wouldn't going from shooting superior stabilization equipment indoors detract from accuracy in hunting situations? If you're used to perfect conditions, then direct exposure to suboptimal conditions should make you substantially less effective, right? I think target archery is fine but you have to make sure you transition back to a hunting setup/application and re-acclimate to those conditions in order to be a more effective bowhunter. I wish the target archery world would promote bowhunter setups over open because shooting a 300 or a perfect score is much more impressive and can directly correlate to better success in the field. Would love to hear your thoughts on open vs bowhunter class and why open gets all the praise/attention when bowhunter is truly more impressive and applicable.

[bigKANG]

I've been considering a target bow to hunt with. People act like ATA is a big deal but look at traditional archers hunting with 60+ inch recurves and longbows

[garrisonsmith]

It’s awseome to see more bow hunters who also golf. It’s kind of hard to find, seems like two different groups of people who do both, but there’s so many different similarities in both the craft of archery and golf.

[kip.k]

Maybe its just me as a former golfer, but I think it would be kind of neat to do a video comparing and contrasting golf and archery. There is such a strong mental aspect to both, I think it would be interesting to hear your take.

[Roland-Pulling-The-Strings]

Nice video! I also just bought a pse supra. Very happy with it! You are making nice videos. That 100k will come!

[viking]

We need a serie about the best target bows and reviews