Selecting the Right Arrows: Make sure you have arrows that are suitable for your bow's draw weight and length. Using arrows that are too light or too heavy can affect your shooting accuracy.

Check Arrow Spine: The spine of an arrow refers to its stiffness. You need arrows with the right spine for your bow setup. Using arrows with incorrect spine can lead to erratic arrow flight.

Arrow Length: Ensure all your arrows are the same length and cut to your draw length. Consistent arrow length is crucial for accuracy.

Arrow Fletching: Check the fletching on your arrows. Make sure they are in good condition, properly attached, and have                        the correct orientation of fletching with cock feather out for recurve/barebow and up for compound.

Bow Tuning: This involves adjusting various components of your bow such as the arrow rest, nocking point, bow sight, 3rd axes leveling, and draw length to ensure that arrows fly straight and true.

Paper Tuning: One common method to check arrow flight is paper tuning. Shoot an arrow through a sheet of paper placed a few feet away. Analyze the tear pattern and make adjustment to your setup.

Broadhead Tuning (for hunting): If you are using broadheads, make sure they fly accurately. You may need to fine-tune your setup to accommodate the different flight characteristics of broadheads.

Regular Maintenance: Keep your equipment in good condition by regularly inspecting arrows for damage, checking bowstrings and cables, and ensuring all components are tighten properly and not too tight.