I would like to add something.Knowing all the technical mumbo jumbo really isn' t necessary to being a good shot or hunter.It is conveniant and makes it easier from time to time.Or maybe harder if you start doing things you are not comfortable with.

I enjoy the technical side as do alot of people on this site.But there are some pro' s out there that couldn' t tune their own bow if their life depended on it.A friend of mine had a pro in the ASA tell him he doesn' t touch his bow but to shoot.He has a shop do everything.That is hard to believe but true.

I do suggest that a person should be familiar with his eqipment and should learn as much as possible but this comes with time.This really isn' t rocket science and is pretty easy to pick up.Being a master at the craft will take years of experience but you need to just enjoy the sport and learn it as you go along.