Big thanks for this Vector - GREAT info! I used your method on my wife who has been shooting left handed (partially due to her claiming to be 'ambidextrous' and partially due to a 'shoulder sensitivity') and determined that she is in fact right eye dominant... She brought her hands up and BOOM, right eye. Maybe that's why she can't hit **** lol. Also used it on my niece and sister and determined that they, unlike my wife, were in fact using their proper dominant eye (My niece is actually a pretty good shot right out of the gate - we shot at a pumpkin last weekend and let's just say that had that pumpkin been a deers vital area, it would have been a dead deer).PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE check any new shooter to find out what their dominant eye is prior to trying to teach them how to shoot! Dominant eye is what matters, not dominant hand!
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Don, a Mathews Genesis would be a great one since it doesn't have a back wall. It would allow him to grow and continuously stretch his muscles while shooting.Best thing I ever did for my son, he struggles a little bit shooting bow left handed but continues to work at it, i really need to find a cheap youth bow for him to shoot bowfishing to help build his shooting muscles