Garmin Xero Bow sight WYSI?

I would consider it if hunting ram or goat in mountains. Sometimes you get one shot and it is 80 yds in brutal terrain

unnecessary as frick

1. range some trees/features when you get on stand
2. put away range finder
3. shoot deer using features as reference range

Put that on a crossbow and then we are talking...

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Exactly what pawpaw said

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Guilty as charged

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1. range some trees/features when you get on stand
2. put away range finder
3. shoot deer using features as reference range

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This guy knows things

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unnecessary as frick

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oooh, you're such an alpha.

So what happens if the battery dies from cold weather? Do you still have a pin to reference? Or is it all digital?

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$1K hard to swallow for a a bow sight when my HHA/hand held combo works fine.

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In the case that you're looking to buy an HHA and a nice range finder, you could easily be in the $1000 range

Very cool, but some states have regs against electronic sights. For example in Colorado "Scopes, electronic or battery-powered devices cannot be incorporated into or attached to bow or arrow, with the exception of lighted nocks on arrows. Recording devices such as cameras or video recorders attached to bows may be used as long as they do not cast light toward the target or aid in range finding, sighting or shooting the bow."

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In the case that you're looking to buy an HHA and a nice range finder, you could easily be in the $1000 range

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Agreed, if buying new. I buy used so I came in well under the Xero cost even when I got my Kingpin.

I’ll be in the lookout later this year or next when these start being sold used.

Awesome sight.