MOA chart for high power animals

[CIG]

Was at a shoot Sunday in Lodi, WI. and a guy had a chart of MOA for all the animals.  Anyone know where to get one of these or a web link where one can download it? 

[Nobade]

I imagine you're talking about a spotting board marked in MOA? I have one made by Montana Vintage Arms that I like a lot. It consists of cork boards with the targets facing either way on opposite sides, a clip board, and some push pins.  And the MOA grid is really handy to figure sight corrections. It works on smallbore too, since the angle is the same.

[CIG]

That is not what he had.  But those look interesting.   He had a single sheet of paper 5x7" which had all the animals on it with distances marked in MOA.  He had it taped to his clip board.  An example is turkey from middle of foot to outside tail is XXMOA.  Each animal had a number of these lines/areas and figures for the distance.  Not sure I'm explaining this well. 

[GTKF]

You can them here. Scroll down the page

http://www.steelchickens.com/resource/resources.php

Ken

[CIG]

That also was not what he had.  It had all the animals on one sheet and figures all over the place and no grid lines anywhere to be seen.  He may have created it himself for high power silhouette.  Guess I will have to ask him at the next shoot.  I figured I could find it on the web or through this site.  Thanks.   

[GTKF]

If you download the files you can scale them to the size you need and print on 1 page. T

he lines/squares indicate 1 MOA of sight adjustment on a given animal, regardless of whether SB at 40-100 mtr or HP at 200 -500 trl. In other words to move bullet ipact on the  particular animal 1 square adjust 4 clicks assuming 1/4 MOA clicks.

Hope tht helps

Ken