Yeah, I think with those easy ones we tend to not concentrate like we should and rush things. We already have the deer on the ground and are planning the posing for pics or picking out the pose for the mount. Then all of a sudden the arrow goes over or under the deer and WTF just happened. You start kicking yourself for blowing it.

Nothing is automatic in bowhunting, you still have to do it just like you practice it a thousand times in the backyard.