Range Finders

[flightattendant100]

Best Bang for the buck. The older boxy style Leica's. You can buy them for 200.00 or less on ebay and they aren't good....they are great! just my dos centavos.

[Seezer]

For bow hunting, any model will work great. For a crossbow, I don't need one. But I've have bow hunted for a long time. (decades) Rifle hunting long range, they are nice and how much you spend matters.

[Limbs and Sticks]

For bow hunting, any model will work great. For a crossbow, I don't need one. But I've have bow hunted for a long time. (decades) Rifle hunting long range, they are nice and how much you spend matters.

Never figured why a range finder to shoot as most on here say they do under 40 yards??

[sproulman]

For bow hunting, any model will work great. For a crossbow, I don't need one. But I've have bow hunted for a long time. (decades) Rifle hunting long range, they are nice and how much you spend matters.

Never figured why a range finder to shoot as most on here say they do under 40 yards??

Problem is some cannot know what 40 yds is?But you are right..Sighting in using only 20 yard line at 25 yds will hit around 3 inchs low at 40 and high at 10/20 yards..I do not use the yd lines at all not necessary ...But being able to know that Buck is at 40 yds or closer is nice also but seasoned Buck hunter will know his yards easy but some do not have years in woods and cannot tell 40 yards or closer ...But you are correct..I would spend money on air brakes or best custom arrows vrs range finder for archery hunting..Yes we limit our shots to around 35 yards max not changing in 52 years of Buck hunting ..