When bowhunting from an elevated position, do you;
A) Aim Low
B) Dead On
C) Aim High
A) Aim Low
B) Dead On
C) Aim High
Age Old Question..........
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When bowhunting from an elevated position, do you;
A) Aim Low
B) Dead On
C) Aim High
A) Aim Low
B) Dead On
C) Aim High
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I aim dead on, if the deer is very close I might aim a bit high. I expect the deer to drop a little before the shot, so I aim right on. That way even if the deer doesnt jump the string it will hit where I aimed, and if he does itll hit a bit high which is also ok.
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yup same here....Aim dead on!
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Arrows normally hit high from elevated stands especially at closer range, so I shoot a bit lower.
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The steeper the angle you should aim a shade lower. I just got a Leupold RXlll w/ the true ballistic range and have seen the dramatic change in true yardage in the stand as compared to the ground. Now I can hold dead on by using the absolute correct pin.
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Dead on to the spot I want to hit, Taking into account what Yoda said about the exit point
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I don't aim.... I shoot LongBow[rofl][rofl][rofl]
bending at the waste is the right thing to do, The same goes with arrows tend to hit high coming from a higher level
bending at the waste is the right thing to do, The same goes with arrows tend to hit high coming from a higher level
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