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    I'm new to Bowhunting. At what point to do you compensate yardage when shooting at steep angles down hill at 30 - 50 yards?

    #2
    Aim low shooting both uphill and downhill.

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      #3
      Bend at the waist also!

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        #4
        I don’t worry unless I am 20’ up or higher


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          #5
          Originally posted by Russ79 View Post
          Aim low shooting both uphill and downhill.
          Thanks

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            #6
            Use an angle compensating rangefinder…..if you have time !

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              #7
              Aim low watch’em die, aim high watch’em fly

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                #8
                if youre shooting from a tree or tripod, range your distances from ground level before climbing into the stand, not from your elevated position. set out markers at 20-50yds. no compensation needed.

                shooting from ground level up hill or down hill will be a little different and youll need to aim lower than usual. dont drop or raise your bow hand to aim. draw, establish your anchor point, bend at the waist. dropping your hand changes your anchor point, which changes your sights, which will cause you to miss or make a poor shot.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Mudslinger View Post
                  Bend at the waist also!
                  This.

                  I try to draw, then bend, pick spot and trip the trigger. Rarely above about 20'

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