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<blockquote data-quote="bigngreen" data-source="post: 1801909" data-attributes="member: 13632"><p>The first picture is terrain that is most familiar to me, first thing for me is knowing my prevailing wind direction, its always there in my terrain. It will create a dead air pocket between an up draft and down draft as it goes over larger ridges. So just on one face you'll see three in my area and along with that is a compression on the opposite face with an up draft for a speed and updraft change. Then you look at the draws coming into play which acts as a funnel bit also have a system of drafts. Many cancel out in my terrain, usually the opposite hill side for me can almost be ignored because its influencing the path for maybe 100 yards tops, I'll spend almost of my time figuring out from the apex of the path back to the shooter where mistakes have the most distance to magnify. I love shooting long range in the wind, really is what makes it fun IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigngreen, post: 1801909, member: 13632"] The first picture is terrain that is most familiar to me, first thing for me is knowing my prevailing wind direction, its always there in my terrain. It will create a dead air pocket between an up draft and down draft as it goes over larger ridges. So just on one face you'll see three in my area and along with that is a compression on the opposite face with an up draft for a speed and updraft change. Then you look at the draws coming into play which acts as a funnel bit also have a system of drafts. Many cancel out in my terrain, usually the opposite hill side for me can almost be ignored because its influencing the path for maybe 100 yards tops, I'll spend almost of my time figuring out from the apex of the path back to the shooter where mistakes have the most distance to magnify. I love shooting long range in the wind, really is what makes it fun IMO. [/QUOTE]
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