ASA Shot of the Week | 2021 Metropolis, IL

[@CompetitionArcheryMedia]

Congratulations to Joel Bertrand! You are the Black Eagle Arrow Giveaway winner. We will be contacting you via the email you provided for the contest.

[@craigjohnson6141]

These are great segments. We need more!

[@pik2490]

Honestly my favorite bit that you guys do. I’d love to see more.

[@keefyd1975]

Great video. Dan and Emily are true examples of what sportsmanship is about!

[@gregsido9235]

Really enjoying all of Dan’s tips! He is a shooting machine! One thing as far as safety goes, I noticed people crossing behind the wolf target when you were judging the distance! If someone bounced one off of the log 🪵 or off the wolf’s back it looks like an accident waiting to happen! Just a thought!

[@mattloggins3023]

The people you can see are a long way away. That's how open the woods are and flat the terrain is. You can see a good ways through the woods.

[@999gloryhog]

Thanks for hosting these videos gentlemen.

[@subshooting8414]

Really enjoy watching these videos.

[@elusive323]

Competition not available in my region here in New Zealand,I do love Black Eagle arrows though.

[@davidbuurma9309]

Great stuff guys….thanks so much

[@erickstiteler6823]

Can we get the other McCarthy pro to come out and give us tips?

[@HawgHunter63]

Thank you Dan for that tip regarding taking weight off the back bar if a shooter is breaking low on the shot. This was happening to me recently.So I took your advise and fixed it in practice. I took off 1 .oz of weight from my back bar and now my pin just floates on the dot as my shot breaks now.. Thank you Cam Media as well.

[@lukebussel6543]

Always love it when he does a video, great tips

[@almeldrum9614]

Not exactly sweating down here is Australia mid winter but great tips. Thank you both!!!

[@dengriff69]

Awesome segment!

[@droneadventure8591]

Awesome advice!!! Thanks

[@DavidEStephensIII]

Great info guys!

[@joshlewis3333]

I love these videos and Dan is a true stand up guy. PJ hang in there brother, you won't be able to leave the 10 ring before you know it.

[@DialedN_07]

Best shot of the week yet!

[@macmacca659]

Damm it! not available to Aussies! Thanks for the tips though.

[@kennylainhart7148]

Awesome advice!!!!

[@stickboy6772]

Love these.

[@wayneadkins22]

Great video as usual.

[@BrandonHurley1983]

Can you talk about anchoring consistency in next video ? Thanks

[@boilerman986]

Cool video. And timing is excellent, because I missed that dang Wolf on the Open 40 range at Metropolis (as did a lot of people). When I judged it, I saw 30-31. For that set, there was not a straight path to the target and there was just ever so slight elevation change. Other than my eyes playing me, how would you recommend judging on a target where there isn’t a straight path on the ground to it? Btw, it was 38 yards and the armpit was shot up, so I wasn’t the only one missing it bad.

[@scottspillman5464]

How do you know your hand position is in the same position each time.

[@jerryweatherman7468]

Hey PJ , I never did see where to join for the drawing on the dozen arrows and points ?

[@pjreilly3997]

The link is right above in the video description.....It says "gleam" after the https

[@garygendreau4282]

Can you guys talk about why a bow breaks low versus the middle? I shoot two different target setups through the summer, a traverse and a trx 36 and the trx I tend to break lower for some odd reason. Mass weight possibly?

[@2ndAveScents]

Grip, peep, and yeah maybe weight (on a sighted in bow) but above all, the shooter.

[@garygendreau4282]

@@2ndAveScents wrong dan answering my question, but thanks, problem has been addressed and working on being fixed.

[@2ndAveScents]

@@garygendreau4282 what did it end up being

[@garygendreau4282]

@@2ndAveScents my pointer was loose so as I shot it would move down just a smidge, I checked at 20 and it was like three inches low.

[@archerash6695]

Question: If you call a 12, high or low, and then miss, does that mean you score what you hit? So basically if your not going for the 14 a person shoukd always call 12 right? Just curious. New to all this. Thanks

[@SomeGuyFromOK]

If you don’t call upper, it’s automatically assumed you’re going lower. If you call lower and hit upper, it’s a 10. If you call 14 and hit either upper or lower, it’s only a 10.

[@SomeGuyFromOK]

I’ve only been at this for 3 months but that’s what I’ve come to learn. I could be wrong though.