if it's not broke...don't fix it.

i shoot a switchback and love it. a friend talked me into buying the tribute last year and i've taken it on three hunting trips as a back-up, but have never had it in the woods once. the tributeisn't a bad bow, but i like the switchback a lot more. now i wish i had that money to spend on a spotting scope. in fact i'd sell it if the opportunity presented itself.

unless you have everything that you could possibly want for bowhunting, i'd keep the outback.