Clay Hayes Hunter Tips for traditional archery – Split finger vs. 3 under for recurve and longbow

Clay Hayes Hunter Tips for traditional archery – Split finger vs. 3 under for recurve and longbowIn the video In this week’s Field Tip, Clay Hayes explains the difference between the “split finger” shooting style and the “3 under” method. He also explains how to choose a solid anchor point and how that anchor point can influence the distance and location where the arrow hits the target.Clay has made several archery and recurve tips videos on his channel, but this is the first time he’s focused on the “split finger” and “three under” styles. The split finger has been popular in North America for some time, but the 3 under is gaining in popularity, particularly with target archers. Clay shot in 3-cents for years before switching to 3-cents. By adopting a three-penny string hand position, the arrow notch is brought closer to the eye. This changes the arrow’s launch angle and brings the point of impact closer to the archer. This also makes it easier to manage differences between hunting distances. and bow. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel. Every week we upload a new video on one of the following topics: archery, bowhunting, bowmaking, survival techniques, bushcraft, self-reliance, primitive techniques, primitive bows, hunting, camping, the fishingA big thank you to our partners who help us finance these videos! https://www.3riversarchery.com/https://seekoutside.com/dst-tarp/?utm_twistedstavehttps://orioncoolers.comhttps://www.vortexoptics.comVous You can also connect with me on my other media! Website: https://www.twistedstave.com/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/clayhayeshunter/Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/clayhayeshunter/Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/clayhayessourceWemake the best traditional archery, bow making, recurve hunting, craftsmanship and survival videos on the web. Join Clay, Liz and the kids on their outdoor adventures, from bowhunting deer and elk in the mountains of Idaho to hunting wild hogs in Florida, and practicing crafts and survival skills. We hunt and fish because we love it, but it’s also how we get most of our meat. Hunting is our way of life. We also cultivate a large garden on our Idaho property. This, combined with hunting, fishing and gathering, is how we obtain most of our food.