Archery Precision: Hitting a Target at 369 Yards
This video demonstrates a long-distance archery feat, showing an archer using a modern compound bow to hit a target from 369 yards away. The footage tracks the increasing distance of the shots, starting from close range and extending to the final 369-yard mark. The target is a large red balloon mounted on a bucket in an open, flat landscape. The archer utilizes a specialized setup, including a vertical aiming aid, to achieve the long-range accuracy shown in the clip.
Why are they shooting towards the road? Sure i can't perceive how further back it is compared to the target, but in every instance this should not be an setup
"Yard" ? wtf is "Yard" ?
These clowns didn't even remove the pole with the bar that helps him aim. Any fool without any prior experience can do the same after couple dozens of tries.
Is 369 yards the distance to the target, or the distance of travel?
Archery came a long way. As much as I prefer traditional bows, you gotta give it to the modern ones. Despite the extra power provided by the pulleys, the release of that string shook the bow exactly 0µm. And that's a very justified use of a modern bow. If you're gonna use a moder
Arrow number 362
What the hell is a yard? Just say 337 meters.
1st try
Meters?
So that is roughly 25 schoolbuses or 337m in non retard