Gmmat

I personally never hold a pin high in a hunting situation.Too much room for judgement errors.

If I am at odd yardages,I will hold my top pin(20) on top of the kill and my second pin(30) on the bottom of the kill.Basically just gap the 10 ring of a 3-d target.

If the animal is between 5 and 33 yards,it is dead provided I make a good shot.Plus,it gives you the comfort of being able to see your target spot rather than trying to cover it with a pin.Much more relaxing imo.

This is called gapping.


If I know the yardage,I will hold accordingly but sounds to me like you might want to practice this to see how YOU like it.