Thanks for the feedback. It’s a good rangefinder for me. This part of the user manual has always bothered me but just went with it. After I posted this, I saw some past forum posts either on AT or elsewhere for previous models but the manual has the same “example”. It might be a typo, the...
I have a Leupold RX-1600i TBR/W rangefinder that I use for everything. Honestly, it probably does way more than I actually use it for...which is basically just LOS and Angle (for rifle ballistics app input) or Horizontal distance for archery. That said, the "Bow Mode" seems strange from reading...
I started tuning my own archery equipment about 1.5 years ago. So I’m pretty new at it, but with adding a press, drawboard, and paper tuner to my garage, I feel pretty confident in my setup nowadays. So far I’ve only had Bowtech’s. They’ve all had the Deadlock cams and incredibly easy to paper...
A few changes or focus areas for me this year. 1) started paper and broadhead tuning my setup much earlier in the year including practicing with BHs more regularly. 2) planning to cover more ground and try new areas within the same zone instead of getting locked into the same area day after day...
This season I’m trying solar panels on the few cell cams I have. I debated getting rechargeable lithium battery packs to go with the cell cam and solar setup, but it didn’t pencil out for me. For cell cams the solar just seems like a no brainer considering the number of batteries they require...
I’ve contacted GoHunt several times about state strategy article questions, gear shop restocking, a return for a gear issue, and most recently a refund on a back ordered item. Their CS has always been really good for me. They took about 1 day to return my voicemail recently on the refund...
This is a tough one for me at the moment. Have an ES archery elk tag this September for a unit we know well and have had success in the last couple seasons. I’d like to hold out for a bull since there were chances in years past, but just didn’t pan out and we tagged cows, a spike, and a buddy...
I’ll bring a full dozen arrows extra and leave in the truck. Using an arrow tube, and stored in the bow case at all times, is a convenient way for me to always have more than needed. On an elk hunt, I once slipped crossing a tiny creek and cracked three out of five arrows in my quiver. I’ve also...
Most of the general zones are now open for archery. Rifle later in September. A zone has been open since July and has a separate thread for success. But how about B, C, or D Zone success so far?
I cut down the original piece of angle iron to a more manageable size. One thing I found helpful is rigging up some butcher paper mounted to the steel and extending up above the chronograph. I usually mark 5” and 15” on the paper representing heights above the chrono. After a few shots through...