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25m at a push 15m-20m accuratly, working on a tree over 20m is pretty rare in the UK so hand throw is all I need.

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I regularly hand throw a bag about 350m.

 

However this is either soaring 10ft off the ground, straight into a fruit tree or it goes straight up, landing right next to me..

 

 

I'm an embarrassment to the sport of hand throwing.

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I asked because recently I tried to throw a line into the top of a Maritime Pine - which only have branches at the top - and couldn't get anywhere near it. I reckon it was 20 - 25m high.

 

Compound bow and a very heavy arrow next time!

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I regularly hand throw a bag about 350m.

 

However this is either soaring 10ft off the ground, straight into a fruit tree or it goes straight up, landing right next to me..

 

 

I'm an embarrassment to the sport of hand throwing.

 

Please post videos of this and some of the other throwers as well please, I want to learn from the best... Anyone who can throw 350m is my hero :thumbup1:

 

(I'm too old for this really and throw like a girl due to a shoulder injury)

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Please post videos of this and some of the other throwers as well please, I want to learn from the best... Anyone who can throw 350m is my hero :thumbup1:

 

(I'm too old for this really and throw like a girl due to a shoulder injury)

 

get a big shot :)

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