I think that is some of the best advice I have ever been given. It took me the time I was away from shooting a recurve to make me realize how much I enjoy shooting one, and the mistakes I made when I did. Not all of the mistakes mind you, just some . One of those was letting it get in my head when I made mental errors while shooting. I also needed to admit to myself that it will take years of hard work and dedication shooting a recurve in order to feel as comfortable with one as I do with a compound. You hit the nail on the head with the "walk away when you can't focus" remark. That was one of my biggest downfalls last time. When I was having one of those nights, instead of doing that, I would stay in the yard trying to force things.

Thanks for trying to help out. That is why I like this board so much, most of the people here really want to share in the passion we all have for hunting and to help out when they can.