Methods for Using ArcherRange on Hills

1. Estimate the amount of rise or fall to given landmark compared to the base of your tree.  If you are 15 feet up and the landmark is approximately 15 feet lower in elevation than the base of your tree, then use the 30' scale on the Archer Range (and of course, conversely, if looking uphill).

2.  When attempting to range a tree that is at a different elevation than the tree your stand is in, simply aim the Archer Range at a point on the intended target that is level with the base of the tree your stand is in (as shown below).  The distance given will be an accurate reading of the horizontal distance to the base of the target tree.