Tibonty:

What I do is not what you must also do. You must find your own comfort zone and niche.

You need to practice with both methods to find what works best for you. Some shooters like the 1 pin, some shooters like the multiple pins. As for where do you aim when using 1 pin, that is something you must determine by shooting in. The " Kentucky" adjustment will differ from bow to bow and the shooter behind the string.

I personally find it much faster to get on 1 pin and lower or raise my POA accordingly. Even with my recurve that has pins, I use only 2 pins; 1 set at 15 and one set at 20. However, I only consider the pins to be reference points, and " Kentucky" adjust my POA accordingly.