I think if you shoot at 30 yards with any weight arrow enough your instincts will become “learned” ( I say educated but I haven’t seen anybody getting any degrees in archery unless they’re self awarded 😀 ) to shoot that distance.
Your arrow will be some slower probably. There is an argument about that also using some FOC so… another chapter…
In days of old using “less efficient” equipment, supposedly, the great archers shot game at much further distances than 30 yards. But they practiced at those yards.
I’m not preaching shooting longer shots but I believe that there are people perfectly capable of shooting them.
The whole world is not made for 20 yard and under shots so practice the longer yardages with your gear then you can determine it they’re in your capability of taking them.
This is one of the topics that can be if, and, and butted til the sun goes down. Someone will always say their way is the only way and that’s fine, that’s the way of the world..
If you can do it, do it, if not don’t shoot.
I’m not a proponent of way heavy arrows anyway, 10 grs. or so per pound of bow weight has worked for me many years.
Not saying that I don’t have some carbon arrows with some weight up front, that’s the only way I can get the stiff suckers to fly to suit me without them being spear length.:wink:
There’s more than one way to skin a cat, just get good at it whichever way of skinning you choose.
Just my thinkin, Ralph
