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Pat B:
When I find myself short drawing I concentrate of all aspects of my draw and when I reach full draw I hold for 2 or so seconds before I shoot. Unlike Pete, I can let down without having to shoot. Nothing wrong with what Pete does. I've herd lots of other folks say the same thing.
  I like to be able to concentrate on where my arrow will go! In a hunting situation I don't have time to think about anything else so lots of practice, concentrating on form, a full draw pull and a good clean release makes all of that stuff instinctual and during crunch time I usually don't remember the shot.
   I shoot lots of bows over the year. Bows I'm building, ones build before, others that have been given to me but a month before hunting season I pick one bow and shoot it exclusively with the exception of a bow that shoots similarly to be used as a back up bow. I shoot pretty well with lots of different bows but I am more consistent with the bow I pick to be my hunting bow because I learn it's idiosyncrasies as I concentrate on shooting it exclusively.

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