I'll try. A heavier bow is going to be harder to move at the last second than a lighter bow. Naturally, a heavier bow will probably be longer than a lighter bow. Longer ATA also makes the bow more forgiving and stable than a shorter bow. Hoyt is best know for their target bows, which are typically heavy and very long. The Tree Stand is a great bow for hunting because you are aiming at a vital zone, which is pretty big, but with practice, you can become great. A machine can shoot a perfect 300/30x on Vegas targets with the shortest bow on the market. If your form is as good as that machine, then so can you.