[Bonescreek]

Took me more than half my life to try a longer stab.
It's made more of a difference for the better than any other thing,
I've tried for bowhunting/target shooting over the years.

Going from fingers to a release, going from nothing on the string to a peep,
going from a burger button flipper rest to a drop away, going from 50 percent
let off to 80 etc.

A longer, tuned stab. made more of difference than any changes in the above
paragraph.

My only suggestion to you would be try a tightspot quiver and try a middle of
the road stab. for hunting like 10"-12" long. It's still really depends upon you,
your bow and arrow set up, but none the less, going from no stab. or a 6" dead weight stab. to a 10 - 12 or more for hunting is not a problem when drawing on an animal out of the stand.

The benefits of the reduction in left/rights and hand torke are over whelming.
You only need now to focus on drop and best guess yardage of how far away.

It takes 50% (horizontal) almost out of the equastion, now you really only need to focus on the vertical.

A too high or too low hit means an animal you may not recover but survies and most likely is not mortally wounded or in sever pain.
A too far left or right hit is a gut or chest shot, the worst that can happen.