Curtis Reed

Which tag do you have? 24B is a good unit, as you can find good coues and mule deer in that unit. Superior/Top of the World area all the way north into the Superstition Wilderness area hold deer. Coues will be 3,500 ft and higher, and the mulies will generally be lower. If you want to find good deer, hike way back into the superstition wilderness area. A lot of hunters don't go back that far as it takes a lot more dedication.

Bowtech's center pivot bows are second to none IMO

A 400+ grain arrow at 320+ fps.... KE will never be a concern of yours.

+1 That was my first thought

IMO the new 2010 Bushnell Trophy Cams are the best camera out there for less than $300. They are small, and the battery lasts 1 year. 8 megapixels, fast trigger, great photos, and they have a built in loop so you can attach a master lock python lock to it. I chose them because I am able to get them through my job for $130/ea. I'm glad I did, sweet cameras. Here is a review from trailcampro.com: Trophy Cam Review

I'm not sure how long the limb bolts are on your bow. Matthews manual says not to bring draw weight lower than 10 lbs below max. According to Matthews, you are running a risk if you do. But keep in mind each full rotation of the limb bolt equals 3-4 lbs adjustment. So if you want to go to 58 lbs, that is only a half a turn more.

Skin-so-Soft... Works great! Im from MN and had to deal with the mosquitoes for years