Um, like...duh!

[Captainkirk]

Well, did not manage to squeeze in any shooting either Saturday or Sunday evening (family stuff) so with the sun blazing in a clear blue sky this evening, I made it my point to stop my yard work about an hour before sundown, put away my shovels and rakes and implements of destruction (nod to Arlo there ) and drag out the bow and tackle.
I was shooting the K-mag so all was going pretty good. After a while I noticed my groups got really tight, then started to spread. A little at first, then a little more. Coincidentally, I also noticed a little pain and fatigue in my left bicep, and upper back muscles. When I finally called it quits I was having a little trouble holding steady at full draw so I packed it in. When I came in the house, I happened to glance at the clock and saw I'd been shooting non-stop for over an hour. That must have been well over a hundred arrows...doofus!

[Graps]

Yep, I've done stuff like that, buy the time you figure out you have done too much, you have done too much.
Hay, Aleve........

[stumper]

Love it! Usually the heat drives me in before fatigue.

[Carpdaddy]

Old age is a bummer! I usually shoot less than 20 arrows on each outing.

[Captainkirk]

Yep, I've done stuff like that, buy the time you figure out you have done too much, you have done too much.

Good way of putting it...

[Captainkirk]

Love it! Usually the heat drives me in before fatigue.

That's why I try to shoot in the evenings just before the sun goes down. That, and the fact that there aren't as many people out in their yards at that time.

[Captainkirk]

Old age is a bummer! I usually shoot less than 20 arrows on each outing.

I'm usually good with 15-20 minutes. But when it's quiet, no skeeters and all systems go, you just want to carry on.
Nothing gets my head clearer than flinging a bunch of arrows.

[stumper]

Nothing gets my head clearer than flinging a bunch of arrows.

With you on that one!

[Shadowhntr]

On a good session where all goes well cap,100 shots is around my norm when I'm in good shape

[Captainkirk]

... when I'm in good shape

Always a kicker, isn't there...