Sig, if for some reason you have an opportunity to hunt before you get it fixed, you can still go. Try shooting them at close range. The error in flight will be less over a shorter distance. You just have to severely restrict your range, and count on having reduced penetration. Of course it would be better to have it all perfect before you go, but there is a 'plan C' for you, if you need it.

Make VERY tiny adjustments. Back in Sept, I saw my 6" difference in point of impact at 30 yds go to 'dead on' with only a 1/4 turn of my limb bolts.

Good luck.
-Bulz