i have always used bow season to do my scouting for rifle season. in florida the public land is closed until a week before archery starts so you dont get much time.this year i decided to take bow hunting a little more seriouslly.this evening i was out and a gobbler came walking by so i just had to try.i have never shot a bow from a tree stand before and never shot anything as low as a turkey so im not sure if one or both is the problem.i had heard to aim a bit high from a tree stand but with the adreniline rush i forgot on the first shot.this arrow didnt even make it into his comfort zone, he just craned his neck and gave me a second shot.i aimed about a foot high and put the arrow right between his legs, he wanted nothing more to do with this and took off.my problem is i dont know why i missed, should i have aimed higher because i was in a tree stand or because the bird was lower to the ground than i was shooting at my target.is there some sort of system to tell me how high to shoot. if its any help i was about 8 feet off the ground.