How do you compensate for shooting from an elevated stand?

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How do you compensate for shooting from an elevated stand?

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07-21-2006	#1 (permalink)
orlando Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 8	How do you compensate for shooting from an elevated stand? Just Curious. But, how does everyone compensate for shooting from an elevated stand? Do you hold low or move your pins during elevated practice? I usually stay around 20 feet with my stand and I have not noticed a big difference in point of impact at 10 yards and beyond. I suppose the angular difference is not steep enough to change the point of impact. What does everyone else find? Thanks Orlando