RE: Do you use a Rangefinder?
I never use mine while I'm hunting. I'm always getting ready to draw and focusing on slight movements. I don't need that added movement. What I do well before my hunt, alot of times when I set up my stands, is use it to pick out spots such as trees, bushes, rocks. Then I range them and mark them with colored duct tape or something. Each color representing different yardage. Do that totally around my stand and I'm set to look at the deer, then the tape and can go from there.