I had a funny experience last night. I try to shoot a few arrows every day after work, but yesterday was a busy day, so it became rather late. When I finally got time to take the bow outside, it was dark. The only light I had was on my target, and what happens? I have never been shooting this good before. I could barely see my bow, but my groupings where more than nice. Anyone else had the same experience?

Yep...no" background" noise..like Don't hit the neighbor's house....nor the car across the street,etc.
Increased focus.
Mike

Yes. I followed up by setting up a laser pointer dot on the target with the same results... tighter groups.

Interesting.

If its completely dark , I mean can not see the bow or arrow at all , I dont shoot as good as when its just dark.

you still have to have some frame of reference of where your hand is. Complete darkness can be a disaster, pretty dark is still OK. It increases your focus on target only..

you still have to have some frame of reference of where your hand is. Complete darkness can be a disaster, pretty dark is still OK. It increases your focus on target only..

Yeah, I am standing outside the livingroom window so I get a little bit of light. Just enough to see what I'm doing. The idea of using a laserpointer sound good. That I will try when only the temperatures rise a bit. It's freezing up here now.