AimBuddy

Aimbuddy provides a visual representation on where to aim the crosshair, so the bullet will hit the vital area of an animal.

Aimbuddy is intended for practical use in the field, but can just as well be used for learning how your shot is affected by wind and distance.
Aimbuddy differs from most other ballistic calculators by emphasizing a strong visual element. Where most other ballistic programs put the emphasis on telling you, how many centimeters/inches/clicks/MOA you need to adjust for, with a given wind and or distance, - Aimbuddy will show you where you need to aim, in order to adjust for these factors (don’t worry, Aimbuddy also provide the numbers, so you get the best of both worlds).

Aimbuddy also comes with the option of rotating the target 360 degrees. Because in real life, animals tend to move and not oblige you by providing a perfect broadside stance, like the paper targets on the range.

Aimbuddy works from parameters entered by the user. Aimbuddy is only as good or bad as these parameters, the rifle they represent and the shooter/hunter using the rifle. Aimbuddy is not a substitute for practice nor will it make up for a poorly sighted rifle or low quality ammunition.

If you want to get the best result out of Aimbuddy, make certain that your rifle is correctly sighted, your ammunition is good quality and PRACTICE-PRACTICE-PRACTICE!!!