I'm beating the idea around of replacing my current rangefinder with a new model. I have a Bushnell Yardage Pro Sport now and do not care for it at all. Very limited features and honestly, the worst glass I've seen in a long time. The other day, it was approx. 2pm in the afternoon and I couldn't differeniate between two small trees at 30 yards with it. It just isn't very clear at all.
I am most surprised that you do not care for your Bushnell. I have the Bushnell "Legend". I recently sold my other bushnell to upgrade to the Legend. I love them I regularly use mine instead of my binoculars. They are a quality product and yours is an exception to the norm. I use Leica bono's so I know what crystal clear is! I would contact Bushnell if I were you, as a buddy of mine had the same problem with a range finder he had and the manufacturer replaced them - worth a try.
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trevwill
www.alpinehuntingconsultants.com
Australia, where the biggest decision of the day is which of 9 deer species do I hunt. There are no seasons, no bag limits, and thousands of big game animals to hunt.
Come and enjoy paradise!
I Have A Yardage Pro Scout And It Works Great! It Is Only 6X But Since I Use It For Bow Hunting The Power Is Sufficient. I Don't Know How Long You Have Had It But Maybe A Newer Model Would Be Better. There Also Could Have Been Something Wrong With The Optics When It Was Purchased. Good Luck.
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Mathews Switchback
Hogg-It-Hunter
Drop Zone Micro
Alpine Archery MR2
Easton A/C Super Slim 400
The cheap Bushnells don't even begin to compare to the Leica quialty!! You'd be VERY impressed to compare the difference. Superior 7x optic and the red LED readout is soooo much beter than any Bushnell I've ever owned!
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