well, i had my bow set up with the red pin for my 10 and 20 yard shots, so i was shooting an inch or 2 high at 10 and an inch or 2 low at 20 and just figured i would compensate in the feild, bad idea. And the red pin is the hardest to see, so i now have a green 10yd pin, yellow 20 and red thirty. This was a big help with being able to pick a spot on the deer and pin it there. I am thinking not only was a shooting high under 15 yards, but my steel force broadheads were shooting high, and my nerves were kickin the crap outa me. I went into the woods tonite with a pounding heart, it was almost like the feeling u get when u see a deer, only not as exciting. My heart just pounded away as i sat in the tree thinking thru every shot opurtunity i might have and i thought through where to aim at how big of deer at what distance and direction. I just sat and thought about shooting the entire time, i think that is what helped me the most. I could have shot that doe at 30 yards when it first came in, perfect broadside, then it came in to 20 yd, quartering away from me. boy was i shaking... it came right under my stand and sniffed where i had set my gear. I got myself calm and let it get out to 8 or so yards and redrew, just for practice and i just thought, " this is it" and *flunk* or however u type that noise, hit about 5 inches to the right of its spine, down thru the vitals, and out behind and under the opposite shoulder. best part about is, i got my arrow and broadhead back. heh, im broke still from buying the breadheads and stuff. Ive said thanks like 3000 times so far on here, but heres 3001, thanks guys.