Dead On: Using Your Nose as an Anchor Point

For years, archers were taught to use the tip of their nose as an anchor point. But with modern advancements like peep sights, that technique isn’t as crucial anymore. Instead, Randy Ulmer recommends a small but effective adjustment—placing the string on the side of your nose instead.

This simple tweak helps you keep your head forward, reduces eye strain, and minimizes visual distortion, leading to better accuracy and consistency in your shot.

🔥 Key Takeaways:
✅ Why traditional anchor points are outdated
✅ How a side-of-nose anchor improves accuracy
✅ Less eye strain = better focus on your target
✅ Aiming adjustments for more consistent shots

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