Originally Posted by
bronko22000
This is normally my situation also. But there is always that chance. I arrowed my 2nd biggest buck to date a couple years ago at 43 yards. I saw his rack coming through the high weeds and he stopped on the two track to sniff the ground where I had passed with a drag rag. I ranged him and drew back just as he was taking a step. A soft "baaaa" stopped him and I sent the arrow on its way. Had I needed to adjust my single pin sight I likely would have lost the opportunity.
while i do get what you're saying this situation is completely manageable even with a single pin.
if i'm set up on my hha for a 30 yard shot and something comes in at 45 yards i have 2 choices i can try to adjust or i'll do what i've been practicing since i started using it and hold the pin 2" high on the animal.
preparing for the worst might be the difference between hitting the dirt or tagging out.