Measured ATA wrong. Must set the limb bolts to MAXIMUM. When limb bolts are at MAXIMUM poundage, this is the ONE and ONLY time that the ATA will be correct. If you have a 70 lb bow, you DO know that the ATA will ONLY measure correct, when the bow limbs are at 70 lbs. If you set the limbs at 69 lbs, the ATA will be too long. If you set the limbs at 68 lbs, the ATA will be WRONG yet again. So, if you set the limbs at 63 lbs, the ATA will be REALLY wrong, for OBVIOUS reasons.
You have a RIGHT handed bow. The cable guard is on the RIGHT, for OBVIOUS reasons. The cable guard is on the RIGHT for a RIGHT handed bow, because the cable guard pulls the cables to the RIGHT at full draw. So, this means, the top axle will ROTATE clockwise, at full draw, when the cables are SUPER tight. So, cuz the top axle spins CLOCKWISE, we WANT the right yoke leg LONGER on purpose at brace height. BUT BUT BUT, this means the cam PRE _LEAN is counter-clockwise LEFT at brace. Yup. UH HUH. Cuz, with COUNTER-clockwise PRE-LEAN at brace height, then, the cam on the TOP axle, will ROTATE clockwise to VERTICAL at full draw. That's why the RIGHT yoke leg is always LONGER at brace.
BUT BUT BUT, how do I know if the RIGHT yoke leg at 1/4-inch is TOO short or TOO LONG? Simple. Use a ruler. You have 12 rulers in your bow case. Use your "ruler" like this, at brace height.
...without seeing anything else indicative of tuning attempts, your rest centershot or fletching contact could also be culprits. As stated previously, a head-to-toe picture at full draw with a level arrow would aid in troubleshooting to alleviate possible DL, grip and form issues. :thumbs_up
