Jason is a treasure-trove of helpful, practical data on a wide range of good stuff!

I’ve always thought it somewhat “silly” to try at my age to see a “hair” when I basically have to SEE the deer!

But Mike, that idea of a red dot can work. I don’t have a long history of “red dot” use, but I can surely conjur up one easier than to FOCUS on a single HAIR!

I tend to go for the white crease…but even that isn’t always so easy depending on light conditions.

I’ve not read all Jason’s stuff, just selective ones, mostly that he’s posted here or elsewhere, but that one will STICK

Thanks Guys!

Great idea Mike! Longest shot (rifle) I made on a whitetail was just shy of 400 yards using that same principle. I try to vision that when I shoot my bow.

A simple, and brilliant, visualization technique. One of those, “why have I never thought of that before?!?” ideas. Thanks, Jason.

Here is my red dot attempt at 60 yards.

Oh well I tried to post a video – it worked once and then went all white.

http://youtu.be/TgUhSRLPRU4

Cameron –

I’ve noticed that sometimes with posting videos it take a few seconds before the embedded video actually appears on the page, until then, it just looks like white space.

If the vid is hosted on YouTube, just cut and past the “share” link into your post, and it should be visible.

Great tip, Jason! Now that I know it, I can’t “visualize” not using it from this point on.

Anyone know how much duct tape I’ll need to get my shotgun scope attached firmly to my new-to-me Morrison custom Dakota? 😈

I first read about the concept in the book Instinctive Archery Insights by Jay Kidwell. I am not able to imagine a red dot or any object on a wall at any given distance. Eyesight is good !! Must be the brain. Boy that one is loaded 😕

Bruce

That idea could actually penetrate my thick skull! This could be an e=mc2 moment for my shooting. Thank U!

Dang red dot don’t stop in the wind. 😀 Really, I can see that better than the cactus pod I been trying to hit. thanks.