What should archers do when pulling their arrows on the same target?

Taking turns when pulling arrows from the same target is important for several reasons. First and foremost, it ensures the safety of all archers involved. By taking turns, archers minimize the risk of accidents, such as one archer inadvertently hitting another while attempting to retrieve their arrows.

Additionally, taking turns allows each archer to approach the target in a controlled manner, ensuring that they have a clear view of the area and can be aware of the positions of others. This approach also promotes a more organized environment where archers can communicate effectively, confirming when it is safe to proceed to the target.

Options that involve pulling arrows at the same time or running to the target quickly create a chaotic situation that raises the potential for injury. Shouting warnings before pulling may help, but it does not eliminate the risks associated with multiple archers approaching the target simultaneously. Taking turns is the most effective strategy to maintain safety and organization during practice.