Dan, Tim, and Rob: Thanks for the comments. It will be interesting to see how this all goes when the time comes to start trying to hit things[8D]

Matt you will find it easier than you think when you start shooting cause your left eye will work so much better than your right. I have been in your situation before. Only thing is I baught a new bow and just started shooting and I was suprised as to how naturaul it felt!

It'sa known fact that lefty's shoot better than righty's. I'm surprised that more righty's don't convert!!!

Like the work ethic Matt...I am joining the fray later this week. The LH 101 is in. (they called before i left for the honeymoon) And the accessories are on the way. Can't wait. I will be in touch.

Good luck on your journey .

wow that drawback was very smooth and so was the let down....keep trying,in the end you will be a better shooter than you were right handed

looks like it is a very smooth transition,you are really taking the right path in your approach.

Keep listening to Matt's guidance and you will be fine.

You have minimal movement...and still draw straight back....normal draw sequence for any whitetail...you're set....great post dude...

You did that without a problem...

Ben...good luck with it. Can't wait to see the bow...you're going to love it. Let me know how your transition goes and how you're planning to do it.

Silverflicker: Thanks bud, you're son shoots both left and right handed, correct?

Steve, thanks a lot...not ALL of my draw backs and let downs are that smooth, but they're getting there (the more I do, the more I tire, and then I start to strain a bit.

Tfox, thanks, I believe the tediousness of this process will pay off.

Michigan, yeah I actually draw back a bit more smooth with this setup than I do with my right hand setup, but I'm shooting a lower poundage (60) than I've shot in a long time, so that may be a factor. Thanks, and I hope to have some updates in a few days.

Update on page 1. New video as well.