Anchor Point?

I found a high cheek bone anchor worked best for me.
I held the string directly below the arrow which put the shaft at eye level. I used pinched nocks and my nock point was tied in directly above the nock to prevent sliding. Your able to look directly down the shaft which seemed to allow me to point more instinctively and with great accuracy.

I shoot three fingers under, lock the tip of my thumb onto my earlobe and then touch the feather with the tip of my nose...hold for 2 seconds and let 'er rip!

Split finger shooter here. I anchor my middle finger to the tooth behind the eye tooth, similar to Byron Ferguson. I just don't shoot quite as well as he does.

I also shoot 3 under and I bring the tip of my middle finger to the corner of my mouth.

I shoot split finger. I put the top finger (index) in the corner of my mouth. Years ago I shot a compound with a release instinkively, and put the cock feather in the corner of my mouth.

i shoot split finger also... and top finger in corner of my mouth..

I anchor the same as Yote, 3 under with the tip of my middle finger at the corner of my mouth.

split finger with the top finger in the corner of my mouth

coyoterook said:

i shoot split finger also... and top finger in corner of my mouth..

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Same here...hold for a second or two and follow thru

What is your aiming method? That, I would suggest, should be a big factor in your anchor point. I use the split vision method and I anchor with the off feather vein right under my nose. I also shoot "3 under" which permits me to get the arrow right under my right eye. Are you right / left handed and what is your dominant eye?

split finger, top finger at the corner of the mouth.

Split, first knuckle of middle finger in corner of my mouth, and the thumb behind my jawbone.