Shooting elevated

Hey guys at what height do arrows change point of impact? Or do they?

Few factors here. How heavy is your arrow? How fast is it traveling? Best I can say is figure your drop on flat ground and adjust that at whatever distance you shoot from elevated. The distance you measure on the ground is shorter that the elevated line of travel. The higher you go the less drop due to gravity effect. That’s shooting at the same distance just elevating your release point. Go get a range finder with a drop compensator. Easy way!!

Geez, quantum physics not my strong point, no wonder so many people miss. lol.....

ive never been able to tell a noticeable difference your not gonna be far enough up the tree for it to matter wonder how many deer been lost to overthinking

Biggest mistake everyone makes is not bending at the waist to make the angle. I’ve got a yardage compensating rangefinder and the most I’ve ever seen it compensate is 3 yards.

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That. I agree. I’ve not seen it make much difference

over-thinking chit is the reason for a lot of misses ... & not bending at the waist