Groups are just an easy measure of accuracy. Now 3d courses and things are nice, but not everyone can get access to the same course. I just wanted to see where I am in terms of accuracy with the rest of the traditional archery community. You can use form in a hunting situation. Form doesn't mean target archery. There are types of form where you can adjust. For example keep back tension, your shoulders pointed at the target, don't drop your bow arm, keep a consistent anchor point, but move hips, lean, bend legs, whatever else to adjust to the situation. Now I'm not saying don't shoot at randomized distances, but I am saying that a combination of things is better. Stance isn't an aspect of form for bowhunters. Stance changes but those things I listed before don't.