After reading some of the posts here I thought I'd order a clicker. After about 30 minutes of adjustment frustration, I have to say I am glad I followed through with putting it on. Yesterdays 10 yard group size is todays 20 yard group size. Yesterday 30 yards was a lost cause, today with the clicker 30 yards seems very do-able with more practice. I thought my draw was dead on every shot, anchoring in the same spot every time. Obviously not.
Now that I have acheived some consistency, 99% of my arrows are flying high and to the left. I am a LH shooter. I shoot with a whole lot of bow cant. Maybe this is the cause? I'm shooting a 51# Quinn Longhorn Classic. Not cut to center, maybe 1/8th" outside. When I shot traditional 20 years ago, I just ordered the proper weight cedar shafts and left it at that. Now with the carbons, Gold Tip 3355 - full length - 145 gr. points in my case, I have all this new stuff to learn. EFOC, FOC, brass inserts, etc... I need some tutoring. Thanks.
sounds like your ready to start fine tuning, now that you have some consistancy...
http://www.acsbows.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/tuninglongbowsandrecurves.pdf
"I thought my draw was dead on every shot, anchoring in the same spot every time. Obviously not."
Yep, they are a great tool, congratulations on your success!