Welcome to another short draw archer. I am only a 27" draw length and that creates a concern for me regarding enough kinetic energy for large animals such as elk. I would suggest you chronograph your current setup and weigh your arrows. Then, velocity X velocity X weight of arrow in grains divided by 450,240 will give you your foot pounds of kinetic energy. Most recommendations are for 40 foot pounds for deer and 50 foot pounds for large animals like elk. I personally like 50 for deer and 60 or more for elk. In any case, shot placement is the key. If you feel a little undergunned, you make yourself take only the perfect shot. Good Hunting.