Joe,you need to remember that the ones that talk about those groups are probably shooting ARCHERY.Not just bowhunting,they are using state of the art equipment and shoot competively.This does not mean that when a buck steps in front of them that they can still shoot those tight groups.It is hard to judge groups on an animal,considering that you usually only get 1 shot.If the animal is dead,then what does it matter.




You most likely shoot a good hunting rig everytime you shoot.If you are hitting your animals where it counts and not wounding them,then you are doing fine.



If you WANT to do better.There is room for improvement and it may be as simple as a little adjustment here or there.It may require a draw length change or a variety of things.It also may be equipment related.


But if you are happy and you keep your shots within your comfort zone,then don' t worry about it.