Where do you keep your rangefinder?

[angelzd28]

Tethered to my fanny pack, left side mesh pocket. Easy to pull out and drop if needed. I used to tether it to my safety harness, but was tired of putting it on every hunt.

 

[TinyTucky]

And Ten Point are located in Ohio…..

The difference is that the range finder that Stressless is talking about emits a visible beam of light, whereas the Garmin Xero crossbow scope and compound bow sight operate the same as a standard range finder that doesn’t have a visible beam of light. Both the sight and scope have a reticle that you put on the target that adjust for yardage when you press the button while the leupold one sends out a laser beam to give you a point of reference

 

[Jackalope]

Maybe they changed the one for bows, but they had/have a visable light, its not the range finder lazer, its the aim point for helping you sight it, no way to turn it off completely, or disable it, its built into it.

John E. Law doesn't give one good God damn if ten point mates them for your particular purchase purposes... it emits a visible light, thats against Ohio code, you'll most likely get a ticket when he checks it out.

Doesn't make sense to me, but there it is.

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I'm sorry I had to.. I couldn't resist

 

[brock ratcliff]

Mine hangs on my side, string around my neck and shoulder. Keep in mind, I’m still using the original Bushnell Yardage Pro 400 that I bought in 1996. All of the smaller ones we have had since have somehow wound up in Masons pack, being used or lost along the way. The last one I bought him is a leuopold that is very small, accurate to 800, has an awesome display and is handy as heck due to its small size. I should probably steal it.
Now that I’m hunting exclusively with recurves, again, I really don’t need to carry one, which is nice.

 

[Big H]

In my golf bag

 

[giles]

I'm sorry I had to.. I couldn't resist

Just spit my dinner out my nose!