
When I first got into archery, I only shot index finger style releases and like most new archers, I wasn’t properly executing my shot. I basically lined up the pin on what I was aiming at and let er rip. Since then, I have tried many different styles of release aids and have gotten much better at controlling my shot process. At one point in my archery evolution, I picked up a Carter release called the “Like Mike”. This is an index finger style release that has some adjustability for tension and travel. Meaning you can make the trigger easier or harder to go off as well as you can adjust how much creep is in the trigger. Similar to the adjustment of a good rifle trigger. This past year, Carter announced an upgraded version of the “Like Mike” and called it the “Like Mike II”. This article will go over some of the enhancements to the new model