Which action should NOT be taken when 3 whistle blasts are heard?

When 3 whistle blasts are heard, it indicates that all archers should stop shooting immediately and take no further shots until the range has been cleared and safe to do so. This safety protocol is crucial to prevent accidents, as it signals an immediate halt to all activity on the range. Continuing to shoot in this situation would pose a danger to everyone on the range, including other archers and instructors.

Retrieving arrows or looking for instructions are actions that should only happen after the three whistles have signified that the shooting has stopped and the range is clear. Ensuring the range is clear is an essential component of the process following the whistle blasts but it cannot occur when someone is still shooting. Thus, proceeding to shoot would directly contradict the safety measures in place for archery.