I have a Hoyt Carbon Element (2011). I was very inconsistent with my shooting of late.
Using bad habbits, I wasn't happy. So I decided to bring in my bow to my local bowshop
where the guy is a pro. He knows his stuff. Well my setup was all messed up and out of
tune. $65 dollars later and some shooting in his indoor range, this bow is a dream to shoot.
Working on shooting with both eyes open, I'm ready for the deer hunt.
My advice is to get the bow tuned once a year. Unless you're a pro of course.
It's well worth the little money I spent that day.
Happy shooting
