Your arrows
aren't the problem.
One goes high. One goes left.
One goes somewhere you'd rather not talk about.
You adjust your stance. You try a different grip. You watch YouTube videos that contradict each other. Nothing works. And a quiet voice starts asking — am I just not cut out for this?
Here's what nobody tells you when you walk out of that bow shop: you got the equipment. You did not get the instruction. The bow shop's job is to sell you a bow. Teaching you how to actually shoot it — build your form, read your groups, move your sight — usually isn't part of the deal.
That is not a you problem.










