UPDATE...
My Winegard's HD7000R is up and running!
Grabbing some 52 channels, but only really 10 or so that I'll actually watch.
Very pleased thus far...waiting for some cloudy weather to see how it performs.
As I notice some other neighbors have the much bigger Winegard HD7015, at times I wonder if a 'bigger antenna' would be better?

My method of pointing...(hope it's acceptable)
Zeroed in on my rooftop, noticed the direction from where 99% of signal was coming from, and actually used my old High school as a sight to aim my antenna. It was the same path.
^ think that's ok or should I attempt another method?

Thanks for all the advice and of course patients...antenna's ROCK!

If you are receiving down the Pending Applications Included Digital Channels list to WFMZ-TV channel 46 , IND. and AccuWX and Me-Tv and RTV , then you are receiving every Tv stations/channels there is to receive with out going to extreme measures to receive.

As you can see in the channel list , the red reception zone is very weak signal strength Tv stations and then goes into the gray reception zone that will require extreme measures to receive.

Loving FREE TV!
The only three bad/pixel channels are 44-2, 50-1 & 50-3 which are SD
Thanks again to everyone's help!

Is this the channel 50 you are referring to??

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WPHY-CD.

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Is this the channel 44 you are referring to??

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMCN-TV.

Correct to the above "wphy-cd"
'Bounce' 44-2 WMCN-BNC is badly pixelated too...but at times comes in nicely???