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Drawing Too Far/Determining an Anchor Point?

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Hello everyone,

I was wondering how far should one be drawing their bow?

I understand that consistency is key and an archer should always have an anchor point. But where exactly should the anchor point be? Should an anchor point change depending on the distance of the target, meaning one would change their anchor point to draw farther to compensate for a farther target?

I've heard of the term "stacking" before. Should an archer always "stack" their bow or get to that sweet spot (nothing better than a sweet spot) right before the bow starts "stacking?"

(Sorry for the plethora of questions, but at the same time not sorry. I love you.)

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