Form's the same as it was in the photo, I think. What I have done is relaxed mybowhand to where myfingertipsare "lightly" touching the front of the riser at the grip, now. Feels much more "relaxed".

That was one thing I would have mentioned.

The first picture is of me with my Ross. I was WAY overdrawn with this bow, it was before I exchanged modules. This was how it came to me. But notice where the string touches my nose. Imean I was WAYYY overdrawn, I got the modules the next morning






Here is me with my Vectrix XL. This is right before I stripped all the hunting stuff off of it. Now she sports target stuff. The draw length with this release is/was a little long, but it was comfortable. With my Carter T-Handle, it's perfect. My elbow is a tad high, which is contributed to my low aiming point, regardless it's a little higher than I want. With my other release though it's pretty good. Once again, notice where I have the bow pulled to on my face. Same spot, I don't know why, but that's where I feel comfortable.





And I do miss the Ross a little, but I still like the Hoyt a little better


We'll see what happens in the near future, I'm about to start working with someone. Between him and Matt (Rick James), I think I'll be in good shape, soon. We'll see where the scores go.

I find a drawlength is better off shorter shooting out of a tree stand on the close shots, just a little short not a lot short.

Maybe it's a optical illusion, but your nocking point looks pretty high to me.

Or if you were really fancy you found some glow in the dark jig paint and held a flashlight on it before daylight.

Who me?


Mine are set dead even withthe Berger hole, maybe through the top 3rd at the highest.