AND, the Bowtech "ambassador" part has exactly nothing to do with this. My hunting experience is what this example is based on. The average person will be making a mistake by using a hinge to hunt with. Sure, it can be done, but how many animals can you screw up one before its too many? In my case, it only took ONE.The majority of guys and gals that hunt with a back tension release will say that is what they prefer. Myself included. The giant buck example above is the exact reason we practice and hunt with a back tension release -- it returns the shot to the process rather than the target. If you can't get the release to go off on that shot, then that shot was the one you weren't supposed to take. And that's the best piece of advice I've ever gotten, sometimes the best shot is the one you don't take.
But then again, I'm not a bowtech "ambassador."