I shoot with a Damascus glove,.....and although I can't shoot with the precision I've observed in some of the compound shooters using a release; I have been successful in taking several deer, turkey, other game by finger release. PRACTICE,....is the true key to doing so,....and aiming at a "spot". I shoot at 1" pasteys that I put on the target,.....and shoot distances out to 100 yards. It's the worse kind of FOLLEY to place your faith in distance shooting unless you are doing it weekly. Thusly said,.....it can be done,.......and well when the disciplined mind, wills it and practices several days a week. Spend some time shooting up/down hills, and through brush,(this will cost you an arrow or two{dozen}), but; will also guide you with some confidence, in decision making in the field, when difficult shots are presented. I have observed many archers training on the range that I go to, shooting only at broadside targets, but would encourage all to train at quartering shots as well. In my hunting experience, (38 years), I've had as many shots at odd angles as I have broadside,....and I choose to avoid shooting into the shoulders of any large game unless the game is less than 30 yards from me. Keep your broadheads SHARPE,.......and if hunting on private land;.....offer some of any game taken to the owner's kitchen,.....you earn a generous name,......and a honest THANKS!