At longer range shooting steel I tend to dial in the windage. If hunting at shorter distances (less than 300 yards) I compensate by aiming to account for the wind using the reticle reference points (Mildot) or by estimating distance by size of target in relation to fine duplex. I commonly refer to this as making a Wag (Wild Ass Guess) shot with a fine duplex. If you shoot enough Waggin it in there can produce results. 
I typically varmint hunt and Double Naught Spy is an expert at using this approach (WAG even though he might not use this nomenclature) while hunting hogs! You shoot enough it gets kind of instinctive but it really depends on your situation. I think it is more about the Indian and knowing his equipment than the arrow.
I typically varmint hunt and Double Naught Spy is an expert at using this approach (WAG even though he might not use this nomenclature) while hunting hogs! You shoot enough it gets kind of instinctive but it really depends on your situation. I think it is more about the Indian and knowing his equipment than the arrow.