Here's my $0.02.
It's already hunting season. Don't start messing with the tuning of your bow. You should just be shooting it, and feeling confident that your broadheads will hit what you aim at. Adjust the site so that the broad head is hitting the target. It doesn't matter where the field points hit, only that you are shooting tight groups. When I practise, I shoot 5 field tips into one target and them one broadhead into another. I don't care where the field tips hit, I just focus on my form. As long as the broadhead hits the dot, I'm happy. (And more importantly, confident.)
After hunting season is over, go figure out if anything is wrong with your tuning, or do what you like to get field tips and broadheads hitting the same spot, if that's important to you. Right now, just shoot it and hunt with it.
