I don't know about 0-35 yards. It depends on the bow's speed. I did some checking a few years ago with a bow shooting about 264 fps. Sighted in at 25 yards, I started shooting in five yard increments (5. 10, 15, and so on). At five yards the arrow was just about the same as 25. At 10 & 15 essentially 1"+ high. About 1 3/4: high at 20. At 30 yards arrows hit about 2 1/2" low. 3" low as about 32 yards.

So in essence this showed me I could set the sight for 25 yards and shoot anything within 30 yards, with a mid body hold, and still hit well in the vitals. No muss, no fuss. Just determine if the dseer is within 30 yards and make the best shot I can when everything is right. If I have to guess if he's over 30 yards then he gets a walk. That's about as far as I can get any clear shots in the woods I hunt anyway.

Now, if I should be in a place where 25 yards might be the longest available shot then I set the sight for 20 yards.

So I guess it's possible to be able to shoot 0-35 without moving the sight, especially if speeds are in the 275-280 fps range. Just takes a little know how. Basiclly shooting your equipment and becoming familar with what it can do.