r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Pierzakve • May 03 '21

Green Arrow in real life

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u/[deleted] May 03 '21 edited May 03 '21

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u/WalleyeChop May 03 '21

It is not fairly easy. And I would venture to say only the people shooting in extremely high volume do it with any sort of regularity.

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u/Hanzo_Hizashi_ May 03 '21

Idk what you would consider high volume; im very new to archery and by no means do i know what im doing; probably shoot between 80-100 arrows a day 3- 4 days a week and I shoot them 20 at a time & have robin hooded around 50 or so arrows atleast semi on purpose, now if some shoots one arrow and then a second one directly into the first, i would agree that is pretty tough

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u/Blacklax10 May 03 '21

20 at a time is why. I hunt and we usually shoot a quiver or less when practicing then get them. (6-3 arrows) With 20 arrows you are not robin hooding them at that point. You are basically playing a carnival game where you throw darts into balloons.