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It's up to you
In the end, it's your choice...
You have quite a bit of signal to work with so you don't need a huge 'deep fringe' antenna.
As you look at your TVF report, pay attention to the column 'Channel - Real'.
The HD7082P will very likely receive every channel from the top of the list down to the channels in the red section on an azimuth between 150° and 160°, with possible exception of those affected by co-channel or adjacent channel interference. The three antennas I suggested early on would also deliver a nearly similar lineup... the weaker signals being possible exceptions.
You have yet more options; You could choose not to receive any of the real channels 2 through 6. Given that choice, you could select an antenna that covers real channels 7 and higher. Ex. Winegard HD7964P, Antennacraft HBU-33 or HBU-44. These antennas will not have the long elements needed for real channel 2-6 reception.
If you are willing to forgo reliable reception of channels 2 through 13, you could opt for a very compact 2 or 4 bay UHF panel antenna such as the Antennas Direct DB-2 or DB-4. Antennacraft, Winegard and Channel Master have similar antennas.
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If the well is dry and you don't see rain on the horizon, you'll need to dig the hole deeper. (If the antenna can't get the job done, an amp won't fix it.)
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