And by the way if I did't get excited when a elk came in, and shake a little bit, I would'nt be bowhunting.
EXACTLY!!
And, like ampahunter said:
Just be aware, the greater the 'let offs' the 'easier' it is to distort the bow string and the 'easier' to torque the bow left or right.
So, why would you want a bow that forces you to be dead on with your very best form and control - in order to make an accurate shot - at the very moment when your heart is pounding in your dry throat, palms sweating, knees shaking and your concentration scattered to the winds? It doesn't matter whether the animal is an elk or a ground squirrel, a poor choice in gear is a poor choice period.