Range Animals at FULL DRAW

Step 1: At full draw, align the bottom pin with the belly line of the animal and measure the back.

You’ll immediately know the distance. Works from any shooting range!

* If the back of the animal is halfway between pins, the animal is 25, 35, 45, or 55 yards away.

Step 2: Transition from Ranging the animal to your sight pins.

Step 3: Using your current pin setup, make the shot.

Range whitetail and antelope to 50 yards, and mule deer, elk, and turkey to 60 yards.
It's that simple!

The Dead-On Range Finder is Univeral and Installs on ANY BOW SIGHT in a matter of minutes. Every kit comes with complete details. Complete installation of our state-of-the art range finder is simple, straight-forward and can be accomplished by any Archery Hunter.

Installation

1. Clean the side of the bow sight
    
2. Peel the protective back off of the Dead-On Range Finder to expose the adhesive surface.
    
3. Apply the Dead-On Range Finder to the bow sight where it will give you the best view of your target game animal and press firmly. You do not need to 'line up' with any of your sight pins.
    
4. Place the fiber optic pins in their positions starting from the bottom according to the appropriate calibration chart to the right. This will calibrate the Dead-On Range Finder for your draw lenght and specific game animal.
    
5. Once you have your product installed, and the pin set, your site will look similar to this example of a 3 pin sight.
   

That's it! Your Dead-On Range Finder is now ready for your next Big Game Hunt! Of course, we highly recommend that you practice with the range finder at various ranges* to familiarize yourself with the Dead-On Range Finder. You will find that integrating the "ranging" process into your shot steps is effortless, quick and can be performed at a full-draw.

Tips for greater success with the Dead-On Range Finder
Match the color of your Dead-on Range Finder yardage pins to the color of your sight pins. Then simply range a color, and then use that color of sight pin. No need to count your pins.

Set our range finder up for two different animal species by using two different color fiber optic pins. Example: green for Elk setting and red for Whitetail setting.

Practice quickly ranging your target and transferring to your shooting pins in a smooth, low-motion effort, relying on the high-visibility fiber optics of the Dead-On Range Finder.

Cut a guage (stick or board or an old arrow) to length: 17 inches for whitetail, 20 inches for mule deer, 28 inches for elk and turkey, and 14 inches for antelope. Place the guage next to your target. At 20 yards, the guage, from top to bottom, will fill the 20-yard space on your Range Finder. Try this at other yardages, too. Fine tune your Range Finder's fiber optic pins by moving them to line up with the guage. Note: some targets will actually be close enough to the right size to act act as the guage for calibration (just bracket the target before you shoot every time and you will become a lethal weapon in the hunting woods)...

Download these calibration guides to calibrate your Dead-On Range Finder.

• Antelope
• Black Bear
• Caribou
• Elk
• Goat
• Moose
• Mule Deer
• Whitetail