Uphill/Downhill Tab

This form displays the trajectory of your arrow for uphill & downhill shots.  The last point on the graph represents where the target is relative to the shooter.  Given a slant (measured) range of 80 yards and a downhill angle of 4 degrees, the target would be located 79.8 yards away on the horizontal plane and 16.74 feet down on the vertical plane.  This form reports how much you would miss the center of the target if you were to set your sight for the Slant Range (3.8" high for this example) and Horizontal Range (2.8" high in this example). The Adjusted Range field reports where you should set your sight to hit target center for the selected Range and Angle. 

You can select any range between 1 and 100 yards/meters and any angle between -80 degrees and +80 degrees.  The Generate List generates a list of sight settings for ranges in 5 yard/meter increments and 5 degree increments.  If you have Excel installed on your computer, you can export a list of uphill-downhill adjustments in 5 degree by 5 yard/meter increments to an Excel Workbook.