Hunting Kuk

I got sight's and 5 arrow's yesterday & I've got my bow for the most part sighted in to 20 yard's & I figure I'll stop at 30 yard's I just wanted some opinion's Should I make my top pen my 10 & 20 yard my middle pen 30 and last pen 40 or just go 10,20,30? What do ya'll do?

Thanks Kuk

Sniggle

If it is a modern compound bow, you will probably have 1 pin at 20 yards, 1 pin for 30 yards and 1 pin for 40 yards.

From 25 yards in you should be able to shoot it with one pin.

Chuck7

I have a very nice 4 pin sight..so far..I only use the top 2 pins..Top pin is set at 20 the 2nd one at 30...That 's probably as far shoot as I will take...For me 30 is a good shot. My last shot today was just in the outer edge of the bull's eye at 30 yds..a normal shot for these newer bows I reckon.

Hunting Kuk

My bow is'nt knew its a older bow prolly atleast 7 probably older it a high country supreme.. if that helps at all

Colorado Luckydog

I'm set at 20, 40, 50, and 60. Last year I took a shot at 50 yards and nailed a mulie. That's a longer shot than I would like but the conditions were perfect. I practice at all the ranges that my pins are set regulary and would feel comfortable with a shot that far. I would take a shot at an elk out to 60 if it had it's head down feeding and everything was just right. I would prefer all my shots at 20 or less yards.

jag-mag

3 pin sight 1st pin 20,30,40 I wouldn't shoot at a deer out at the 40 yrd mark unless the conditions were perfect.

my7pointmonster

20 35 45 50 for mine, They were too close if I did 20 30 40 50 so

Ryan.

SchuLace

20,30,40,50,60 on mine.

Hunting Kuk

thanks guys but something else I just put into consideration is ya'll are probably shooting more poundage than me I'm set at 55 pounds right now

BowKnutt

I shoot a adjustable one pin sight that I set to my cornpile--Distance?? Its according to what cornpile I'm setting on.LOL--I set my single pin for 25yds and my arrow is in the kill from 0 to about 37yds--little low up close//little high further out.
I also shoot High Country Bows--An old Safari and a less old Premiere Pro both set at about 62 lbs or somewhere close.The best thing is to shoot from 5yds increments with one pin and see what yore bow does.


David