Sounds like you are using the arrow against the cam method. That's not really necessary on a BOD system. Just set the cams visually at full draw with no lean. Then set center shot followed by tuning with paper. By far the easiest cam to yoke tune. Though the new ZT/Hoyt is dang near the same.
I know a growing number of post and slide shooters who are also yoke tuning. I don't waste my time with that. For me there is too much torque in a post and slide system to worry about that. On those bows, which make up most of my hunting bows, I just set straight cam at full draw and adjust sight and rest as needed.
Don't forget that to yoke tune you need to have the cams perfectly timed to the draw stops when you start. Hoyt bows you may need to adjust tiller a little later. Should not need to do this on the Experience. The yoke cable is half the diameter of your main string or cable so it does take more twists than most expect their first couple times.
