Haven't been on a lot lately due to 50-60 hours a week at work since Jan., and farm and home responsibilities. Have not been shooting much either, for 2-3 weeks at a time, hardly get to touch a bow. Tonight just before dark, got one of my old faithful Quinn stallions out, still set up for hunting, and walked out and shot 10 shots between 15-30 yds. Surprisingly all were in the kill zone on the el cheapo small deer 3 D target I have. I then pulled 2 broadhead tipped arrows out and in nearly pitch dark shot both of the touching each other in the center of the group! I had been shooting much more in the spring, and struggling with some errors, but just really worked my way thru each shot, did not overthink it, and made me think that after we have sufficient muscle memory, we may overdo it in our head sometimes, at least for me. Any of you guys have similar experiences?