Bob,

You are correct regarding the angle of impact. However, the passage in question pertains to the point of impact, or where the arrow impacts the target as a result of the wind direction. With that respect, clay is correct. Physics is physics.

I misread his "real name* and edited my post.  I agree with Lowell!!!!!


BOB

What I noticed as stated above with heavy cross wind and heavy points was point of impact marginal. Tailfeathers definitely forced downwind at impact.