Make sure you double check which target you are shooting so you don't shoot the wrong target because that results in a goose egg.
take your time and
Have Fun
Not sure about all indoor ranges but I shoot at Route 157 Archery World, there are 30 stations marked out on the concrete from left to right, with probably 50 targets ( Open-Blue, MBRR-Green & Hunter-Orange classes share some targets ). You and your partner start on 2 stations to make it easy lets say shots 1&2 you both shoot an arrow at each target then once everyone has done that ( it seems like you always have to wait for the Open shooters ) then you walk to the targets pull your arrows & score, return and shoot 3&4 and you just keep rockin' it till you shoot all 30.
Good luck and have fun. I seem to shoot way better outdoors, I'm not sure if it is because of less distractions, or what.
I recently shot my first indoor 3D and really enjoyed it. For the one I shot, there were no differences in targets or yardages between divisions (except cub and traditional guys on two longer shots). Everyone went to a station (shotgun start), there were up to 3 shooters in a group, and each shooter shot 2 arrows per target. When the line was done shooting, you went scored and pulled arrows then moved to the next station.
When shooting on the line, each station had about three feet of the line. The guys on each side of me and I each kind of waited for each other to shoot an arrow before drawing for the next shot. It wasn't dead quiet in there by any means but people visiting while waiting to shoot or pull arrows stayed back off the line aways. I really enjoyed my first indoor 3D and hope you do too.
had a good time with my first indoor 3-d shoot. shot a 280 on a 28 target course. didnt think that was to bad for my first shoot of the year.:darkbeer:
Great to hear you had a good time and awesome shooting! Shooting even at your first shoot of the year is impressive.
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