I went to a shorter bow and ended up regretting it. I plain and simply didn't shoot it as well. If anything just have a stabilizer for when you are in the stand and take the back bar off.
With that said I have two Bowtech Prodigys. 1 is my standard bow for spot and stalk or in a stand (I'll shoot out farther than your stating though). It has a 12 inch front stabilizer and is set at 70lbs. My second one I just reconfigured for hunting late season out of a blind. 62lbs, 6" stabilizer, I have the cams set on the comfort setting, 4" vanes, etc. More forgiving, easier to draw in subzero weather after sitting for hours. Usually shots are 30 and in. So I get what you are going for.
With that said I have two Bowtech Prodigys. 1 is my standard bow for spot and stalk or in a stand (I'll shoot out farther than your stating though). It has a 12 inch front stabilizer and is set at 70lbs. My second one I just reconfigured for hunting late season out of a blind. 62lbs, 6" stabilizer, I have the cams set on the comfort setting, 4" vanes, etc. More forgiving, easier to draw in subzero weather after sitting for hours. Usually shots are 30 and in. So I get what you are going for.