Four Steps to Good Bow-Shooting Form

FieldandStream 2013-05-30

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Good form comes down to four basic principles: feet placement, grip, anchor point and follow-through. Dave Hurteau explains why each principle is important in making a good shot, and he demonstrates it at the end.
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