Hunt4Hobbie: This is the perfect time of the year to admit you have a problem and get it corrected. You can' t be out playing golf or any of that stuff. Like I said, I just kept my bow and 2 or 3 arrows in the den. I' d walk out in the garage and shoot a half dozen to a dozen GOOD shots. I could walk out there as many times as I wanted in a night and it cost me nothing. Just stick to it. NO CHEATING. There' s no hurry. Take a couple months and learn what a great shot feels like. Keep doing it until they' re ALL great. It does become fun. You' ll be surprised at how close the arrows hit together even with your eyes closed. Make a VOW to yourself to become a better shooter. It' ll payoff in the woods big time. You' ll be confident of ANY shot and you' ll make them...... but you have to work at it for a couple months. Your problem didn' t happen over night and it takes time to get rid of it.