Ok you technical guys, since you are commenting on the board being slow, perhaps you can take the time to help me out.

Compared to most I am probably relatively new to Bow-hunting. I first picked up a bow 3 years ago after 20-some years of gun-hunting. I have had success with my Hoyt MT Sport 60-70lb (set at 65lb). My first year I shot an 8 point and won 3rd place in my class (Bowhunter) shooting indoors.
SO anyway, while I am proficient and can hit what I aim at with my bow, I want to take advantage of new technololgy.
Basically I want a new bow, I thought it was gonna be a new Hoyt, but their new line-up is sooo disappointing TO ME, that I am leaning towards Bowtech or Mathews. But this is where I get hung up. the only thing I know is I like a short bow say 33" A to A or less. As far as brace height or all the other words you techies throw around you may as well be talking chinese cuz i have no idea what you're talking about.

I know I know go shoot a bunch and find one you like, I doubt I know enough or can shoot a bow enough in a shop to tell any difference. I don't really have any bowtech or mathews dealers too close. My area is Hoyt Hoyt and more Hoyt.

What I want is a bow that is primarily used for hunting yet will allow me to be past the curve of most archers shooting in the Bowhunter class during indoor shoots. I know that I am probably talking about making a $700-$1000 dollar investment and I am prepared to do that. Don't worry, I'm not going to run out and buy a bow because so and so says too, but I want to narrow my search to a few that fit the bill, and then track them down and shoot them. Thanks.