Shooting consistently left...what's wrong?

[DOUBLELUNG]

Assuming you are right handed and shooting with both eyes open, try closing your left eye - if it's eye dominance, your POI is going to move right; if there is no effect, probably torqueing and work on form.

Thanks.  I am right handed, and have been closing my left eye.  Shot it a bit more this past weekend and still had the same issue.  All signs are pointing towards torqueing, although I feel like I really loosened up my grip and it hasn't helped.  I definitely need some professional help with adjustments at this point though as I've probably screwed up both the sighting and the whisker biscuit alignment.

Try closing just your thumb and index finger, if you aren't comfortable shooting from an open hand.  A wrist leash is a big psychological help being comfortable with the open hand.

[luckyman]

Check your draw length. If its too long you will be torquing it. Not at the grip but the release. When you draw stop and think is the string touching your cheek? You are probably pressing the string against the cheek while trying to draw the extra inch. when you release, the arrow flies to the left. Next make the effort to not let the string press up against the cheek. The arrow will be 6 -8 "right.

[Greg Mullins]

It can be almost anything I would guess your rest is set wrong, could be an anchor point issue, you could be moving your sight the wrong direction Take it to a pro shop and make sure it's squared up and in tune and try again

[bigbullshedhunter]

Does your sight have a bubble level. If not it shld.

[bigbullshedhunter]

If you have a drop away rest it could be that as well. Not center with center of bow string

[GodLovesUgly]

I picked up an IQ sight with retina lock this season and it makes it pretty clear if you are having PRE-shot torquing issues.  I've seen mixed reviews but I really like mine, and it definitely has helped me better shape proper pre-shot form.

From your descriptions though I would tend to lean towards a post-release torque occurring in your hand or wrist. 

[tgomez]

Check if your arrow rest is set up "center shot" with you bow string.  If it is and your shooting left,  then move your sight to the left and try a group again?

[Calvin Rayborn]

Torquing - Please find a pro ASAP - Don't end up like this guy!