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For pulling the bow back all the way - the more damage you do per shot adds more torpor. If you plink away at something with half-shots you might not knock it out before it dies. You should also wait a few seconds between shots (2-3, basically a slight pause between a crossbow reload and firing) so the torpor has a chance to rise a bit, and so you don't shoot your passed out dino in the face by accident and mess up taming efficiency.
Tranquilizer darts - you want a longneck rifle with high damage. The darts do very little damage on their own (slightly more with higher damage rifles, obviously) but a lot of torpor per shot. They are the preferred tranq ammo for the 'squishier' dinos (pteranadons, argents, quetzals, kairuku) as tranq arrows do more base damage (and less torpor than a dart). The downside to darts is that they are more expensive than arrows (rifle ammo + 3 narcotics instead of 1 arrow + 1 narc).