Same here. A trad bow guru told me that since I have a decent callous on the ring finger of my shooting hand, I'm putting excess pressure there, and that also indicated a likely high elbow. For me... bingo. At his suggestion, I put an elevated rest on my bow, and again... bingo, the arrows flew like darts. I always use an elevated rest now, on all my bows. As a matter of fact... this very week... I became the happy owner of a brand new 56" Cascade Archery Whitetail Hawk that the semi-retired Steve Gorr just made. Tried shooting it off the shelf, but it was a constant nock-high. I put a rest on it, and, you guessed it... bingo. And what a sweet bow that is... but that is off-topic.