When you pick up your bow and prepare to sight in, your initial goal is to establish a reliable point of impact. It is crucial to ensure accuracy and consistency in your shots. By sighting-in, you are essentially aligning your bow and sight to hit the target exactly where you want it to, allowing you to make precise adjustments for different distances and conditions. Sighting in your bow involves adjusting the sight pins to match the point of impact with your desired target. This process requires careful observation, patience, and attention to detail. You start by shooting a group of arrows at a specific distance, typically 20 yards, and analyze their pattern on the target. From there, you make necessary adjustments to your sight pins, moving them up, down, left, or right until the group of arrows consistently hits the same spot. Once you have achieved this, you have successfully sighted in your bow and can confidently move on to fine-tuning and enhancing your archery skills.