bigbuck, im not answering for kevin as he's quite capable of doing that for himself. fact is i doubt he even owns an indicator.
this is not a gadget oriented area. ive never seen a cousine indicator or a weather station used here. thats not to say those things are unimportant.
we rarly hunt alone here, a spotter is almost a must. if you noticed he asked the shooter several times if he was ready. that so he could be ready to call the shot. dont blink or you missed it. a more experienced shooter would know to do that.
at that distance gravity dosent play much of a part with guns like that.
our group has a chart for cousine made up years ago. we just guess the angle. cousine does play a major roll at the long distances.
im going to buy an indicator and attach it to my glasses using a small weaver base on the bracket. that way ill only need 1 regardless of which gun we use.
aside from good guns and glasses, kevins group is successful because of their basic ability. that includes packing back to some remote spots.
but he's not very good at 2000yd. bears in trees.