One of the easiest and most persistent reasons to miss a deer is to shoot over its back. You can stand on level ground and pound a target with a 1,000 arrows, then climb into a stand and shoot over a deer at the same distance. Although today’s high-tech rangefinders compensate for downward angles, distance is rarely the problem. This video from Deer & Deer Hunting has Gordy Krahn front and center with the solution to this nasty problem.
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