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Author Topic: Range Finder Recomendations  (Read 1839 times)

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September 09/27/06, 09:38:11 PM

Offline blazer

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Range Finder Recomendations
Anyone out there have any recommendations for a range finder for bow hunting.  Two years ago I misjudged the distance on a nice buck and don't want it to happen again.  I don't need anything fancy, just one thats small and works in all conditions.  If anyone has any recommendations let me know.  Thanks.
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September 09/28/06, 09:58:09 PM Reply #1

Offline HUNTER2

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Re: Range Finder Recomendations
Measure off some distances from your stand and hang a small piece of different color  ribons on some branches. Then you will have some idea. Orange for 15 green for 20 yellow for 30. I think you get the drift.
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