Ron, torqueing the bow generally causes arrows to go left. Also make sure your anchor is consistent and then check over the bow to make sure all the screws are tight and nothing has moved such as your rest.

It's hard to say without seeing the bow and you shooting. Hoepfully you can get it figured out soon so you can arrow that monster.

Another idea is to put the bow away for a few days. then when you start shooting again, you'll go back to whats right. Worked for me a few times.

You mean Ron?

-john

lol thats what I was thinking to John, I figured he meant me.

Hey Hoghunter... You've got some sweet bucks in those pics.

It says Ron. What are you guys talking about, lol. Damn names always confuse me[:@]

Thanks Chris. I am sure hoping that Big Boy steps out in 33 days........

-john

So hows it looking for your football teams this year? Here in PA, The STEELERS are looking pretty good.

Well my Redskins are looking just as crappy as they do every year. I guess I should be used to it by now.