This will be my first year bowhunting and I will be hunting from a ground blind since central TX doesn't have a good amount of tall trees. I have been practicing from both standing and sitting in a chair and have noticed that my shots are typically high when I'm sitting. Is this normal or am I doing something wrong? I feel like my form changes too much when I sit if I don't sit exactly sideways, but sitting sideways in a blind for hours doesn't seem like it would be too comfortable.

Any tips would be appreciated.

I don't think it's too short. I did think about shortening it but then it would be too short when I stand up. I'm a 29'' draw and have it down to 28 to account for my release.

Thats a good idea on the swivel chair! Wal Mart has some for $20 and I have a spare in one of my rifle stands. That just may be the solution to my problem.

I don't notice a shift in impact point - thinking there must be something different in your form when you sit.

I think I was trying to sit too straight forward. The swivel chair and kneeling seem to be the answer here.

I just got done tuning my bow for broadheads and I'm ready to go stick a hog or two before deer season starts next month.

If you are using a ground blind two things you might also want to keep in mind, whatever the background is inside of your blind, wear that color. If you have a black background don't wear camo. I shot off my knees because my form is much better that way, but if you will be hunting from a chair try to keep as much of your form the same and be mindful of the string coming across your body. If you tune your bow off of your shooting while seated should alleviate any problems. Best of luck to you.