Guys,

Thanks for the input. I've never claimed to be a veteran of the sport, in fact still learning the ropes. I guess the unanimous decisions here have bypassed the proshop tech that was given me advice , but when it all comes down to it, its what feels good, as well as practice, practice, practice.

I have literally never had any of these problems come up while hunting....with I guess an untuned bow. It has managed to drop a few, regardless of the pinpoint accuracy of the tuning.

This is the first full on tune-up of the bow, and simply was pasing on the info from the "so called"pro. Thanks again for convincing me that its not always what you hear, its what you feel and see in your shooting. Although it helps with a well tuned bow.

Thanks again!