It makes perfect sense. However, you' ve completely forgotten to factor in Murphy' s Law. I can' t remember a single hunt I' ve ever been on that didn' t carry Murphy along as an unwelcome guest. Even things that can' t possibly go wrong will find a way to go wrong, and there' s no need to invite them to happen with a low brace height bow.

For 3D or target, fine. You' ve got a gob of time to make sure each element of your form is right. But a low brace bow simply is not the best choice for a hunting bow. Just my humble opinion, of course.