can you use this product as a rangefinder for bow hunting? Trying to get my boyfriend something
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Idk bout bow hunting but I would advise getting this rangefinder for that purpose get something more advance, it will worth it in the end truth me
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I guess you could use it for bow hunting, the device is small and would be easy to hike with. We use it every weekend for golfing, it has improved our golf game. Hope this helps.
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The bow is for basic learning designed for small kids. It teaches basic skills but has no power for hunting or even being used for distant target practice. I would go to any store that sells bows and see if you are strong enough to pull back and hold 25lbs. If you can I would buy a more powerful adjustable bow. If you can't this bow is for you.
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This product is not for a purpose such as this. This harness is used for people hunting from treestands or placing treestands. I know products are sometimes used for purposes other than what they were made for, but this is more than a stretch. The product would also be way too large for this purpose and have components that just don't make any sense. I would look for something else.
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It's a fun bow. Man-worthy. Throw in a few arrows (or a Brave DVD), and he'll have a great time. Give him the address of the closest indoor range, too.
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Bow hunting is a fairly technical activity. I recommend lot's of study, training and practice before going hunting. But: No, don't hunt with these.
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This particular rangefinder is for hunting. That's all I have used it for. Haven't used it on a golf course.
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Hey Dylan, That bow is probable gonna be way to easy for you to draw...and too small also. A fellow your size (as I am also) Should be drawing around 30 to 31 inches in draw length....and at least 50 lbs draw weight....I prefer the solocam bow types...the ones with one eccentric cam pulley and one very round pulley...these are very stable bows and tend to stay in tune better than the twin eccentric cam bows do... Just about any brand name would work fine...Matthews, Hoyt, Browning, PSE, Bear. This little bow isnt exactly a toy but feels like one in my hand. I would recommend a Matthews solocam bow for you.
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lol, for several reasons. First may I say I have a reusable decocking arrow which works fine... What I use these other arrows for is when there is a squirrel, rabbit or other small animal that is in season, and I have nothing but a broadhead with me... I put one of these little beauties together and I have something more than capable to take the small game. They do work for discharging you bow... but why not also take home additional meat for the freezer?
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I would say it would be fine. I'm not 100 percent about it though. I would call a local archery shop just be sure.
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I have not but I am more then sure it can be done these are made from china remake of the very ones they used in war of 100's of years ago and hunted with, but my guess is your looking to use a cross bow there not for that would not fit there for re curve bows test your skill and give the deer better odds of making it. By the way if you do choose them get the re curve bow too see if you can set the string happy hunting
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If you're talking about small game. As a Deer Hunter, I would say definitely not. You probably could do it, but it would take forever
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The question has already been answered about it being a GPS not a rangefinder. Don't buy this GPS, it is crap!!! Spend the extra money and get a golfbuddy world
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I would recommend doing some brand research. I'm not sure of a better alternative because I wasn't really in the market for one. I thought it was neat. Until it fell apart. Also slingshots that have a arrow attachment are neat. One of those might also be something he would enjoy.
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Not really. This is more for judging the distance of bigger game like deer. When you're shooting a rifle, the bullet drops at a particular rate so knowing the distance is paramount. The same holds true with archery. If you're off on your on your archery distance by 10-12 yards, you'll shoot higher or lower than your intended target. Squirrels and rabbits are typically shot with a shotgun within 50 yards. You won't need a rangefinder for anything shotgun related.
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I got my boyfriend one for Christmas and he loves his a lot says it aims nice and shots right where u want it. He is a big hunter and owns a lot of guns but he likes this on a lot. Hope that helps! One tip buy a new one not used.
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I would recommend if you just want a bow to shoot at target. Not difficult to draw back and aim. I purchased for my 10yr old last year. It's really a beginners bow, not for hunting.
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It would be a good idea to purchase a target. It's pretty sizable. I purchased the bow, arrows & a target when I bought mine in December.