Yardage recommendations for your pins
Contributors to this thread:Elk
From: SH
17-Aug-16
I am going on my first elk hunt in Sept. Curious how different elk hunters set there pins.
From: Pyrannah
17-Aug-16
mine are set for 20,30,40,50
I have another i'll get in for 60 yet, but that's my setup
From: Beendare
17-Aug-16
I use 25,40,50,60,70
But its not the best for 3D
From: ohiohunter
17-Aug-16
I'm 20.30.40.50/60.. sliding 4th pin. If I were getting a little flatter trajectory I'd run beendare's set up.
From: Bou'bound
17-Aug-16
25 35 45
From: Charlie Rehor
17-Aug-16
20,30,40,50,60 &101
From: arky
17-Aug-16
101 now that's funny! Probably for elk season right?
From: Trial153
17-Aug-16
25,35, 45. my middle pin is my floating pin and have tape out to 100
From: cnelk
17-Aug-16
Im gonna have a 102 now....
From: No Bark
17-Aug-16
30, 40, 50, 60 For 20 I hold my 30 about 2 in. low.
From: Teeton
17-Aug-16
With my bow I have my first pin set at 30. On an elk I can shoot from 0 to 35 yds with just holding on the center sweet spot of an elk. From there they are set at 10 yds out.
Ed
From: Will
17-Aug-16
25,35,45,55
From: Chip T.
17-Aug-16
I never realized that my thread about Levi would bring out the funnier side of Charlie:)
From: Brotsky
17-Aug-16
3 pin slider, set pins at 20-30-40 with the third pin slider taped all the way to 101 yards if ethically viable for my audience.
From: jcneng
17-Aug-16
101, that is the best one I will hear today, funny!!!
From: Bake
17-Aug-16
28, 40, 50, 55, 60
From: wyobullshooter
17-Aug-16
3 pin slider. 20, 30, 40.
From: x-man
17-Aug-16
Three pin fixed:
20, 30, 40 for whitetails
30, 50, 70 if Elk hunting
From: Cheesehead Mike
17-Aug-16
20, 30, 40, 50, 60, and I can slide the entire aperture and use the bottom pin out to 100 so far and have room to sight in longer yardages.
From: Olink
17-Aug-16
30, 40, 50, 55, 60
From: WapitiBob
17-Aug-16
30
From: LINK
17-Aug-16
20,30,40,50,60 on a tommy Hogg slider.
From: PECO
17-Aug-16
30,40,50,60
From: RonS
17-Aug-16
20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 for me.
From: Toby
17-Aug-16
for tree-stand or blind 20 and 30 for stalk type of hunt, 20, 30, 40 50 and 60 will be my recomendation
From: Jaquomo
17-Aug-16
25 and 40 for elk.
From: a'Lish
17-Aug-16
30 yards
From: AZBUGLER
17-Aug-16
20,30,40,50,60,70,80. In the past I've just started at 30 and that works really well too. Hold a couple of inches lower of at real close range.
From: bigeasygator
17-Aug-16
20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 for me, mostly because it's easy to remember and the gaps aren't huge. The 60 is adjustable.
From: Trophy8
17-Aug-16
Slider set at 30.
From: 320 bull
17-Aug-16
30 and 60, anything less than 60 I use the 30 pin
From: PTaft
17-Aug-16
I shoot a 7 pin 20-80 in 10 yard increments
From: carcus
17-Aug-16
20-80, 7 pin
From: midwest
17-Aug-16
20 and 30, .019 pins. 40, .010 pin/slider.
From: Worthless
17-Aug-16
One pin slider, 30 yards
From: stagetek
17-Aug-16
15,25,30 & 40.
From: kentuckbowhnter
17-Aug-16
20, 45 and then it will adjust to 70. dont have to move sight on an elk out to 50 but farther i would want to make an adjustment. i checked my sight and it will only go to 99 yards so i guess i aint that awesome.
From: Matt
17-Aug-16
20-80 by 10 yards.
From: Royboy
19-Aug-16
30 40 50 60. All green pins as I can see them best and now a verifier peep for clear pins
From: bowfinatic
19-Aug-16
25, 35, 45, 55, 65, 75, 85
From: Ermine
19-Aug-16
I shoot a single pin.
From: South Farm
19-Aug-16
What's it set at Ermine?
From: dr. bob
19-Aug-16
What are pins, thought we were bowhunting?
From: Morrkare
20-Aug-16
I have a slider with 2 pins. For elk l set the top at 30 and the bottom at 45. Beyond that I won't shoot unless I have time to range it, and then dial exact.
From: Ermine
20-Aug-16
South Farm- it's a single pin but has two marks. So 30 and 45
