So let's try a little experiment...... the majority of the shots I've seen stuffed up over the last few years are up or downhill. It doesn't matter how much you think you know to shoot high or low to compensate. - In the heat of the moment, a lot of hunters forget to allow for that compensation.......

So, find yourself an up or down hill gradient of.... ummm, let's say about 30 or 35 degrees and set up 3 targets.... not side by side, but one behind the other behind the other. - About half a metre between each target (which is about the width of a Buffalo)....... then try to take a couple of reasonably quick shots and remember that the object of the excercise is to hit the bull on the centre target..... where the heart of the Buff will be.

Then, post your results...........