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Question about bow hand shake

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To start off I have a hoyt torrex(new bow) set at 55 pounds, 27 inch draw.

I'm not new to shooting a compound, and I've had this issue in the past with my youth compound bow, but now that I have more power I want to push myself to make more ethical shots on what could be a deer.

I notice that after a few shots, probably 20 or so, i start to get shaky with my bow arm. Is there any way to help build muscle, or do I just need to take more breaks in between my shots? Would shooting more slowly negate this, as in will time shooting help this go away?

I trust myself to shoot 10, 15, and 20 yard shots comfortably. When I go back to 30 or 40, my groups get really big.

Is there any way to help my shake go away?

Thanks in advance.

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