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dantheman

dantheman

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Just upgraded to the bowtech experience and pondering on a new sight... I was intrigued by the TR react but after reading the previous reviews I started looking at a spot Hogg. Any thoughts on this, or in another direction? Thanks
 
All my sights are the spot hog hog it hunter. They have the third leveling axis which is crucial for shooting out of the stand especially at longer distances 25 yards plus.
You can be dead on at say 35 yards on the ground and if your third axis isn't adjusted when you shoot out of the stand at 35 yards you could be off anywhere from 2-12".

It took me days of shooting to figure this out. I was dead on on the ground and six inches off shooting from my stand.

There is a great you tube video that explains how to adjust the third axis.
You get what you pay for with the hog it hunter.
 
I'm an HHA guy but it must have the adjustable rheostat. My dad started shooting this as well and he loves it. Won't be changing sights anytime soon.
 
I also shoot an HHA....I bought a 5 pin AXT Primal but just struggled with being as accurate with a muti pin sight....
 
Forgot to mention I recently purchased the IQ bow sight with retina lock. It's dead on at long range when you line up the retina lock. Problem is, it's awkward and doesn't feel natural while shooting. I need to practice with it more to determine if I'm going to use it.
 
buckill said:
Forgot to mention I recently purchased the IQ bow sight with retina lock. It's dead on at long range when you line up the retina lock. Problem is, it's awkward and doesn't feel natural while shooting. I need to practice with it more to determine if I'm going to use it.
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Did you set it up correctly? You should go to your natural position and then set the sight up to you. There shouldn't be anything unnatural about it.
 
Checked out the hha's but ended up with a spot Hogg with the qad hdx. Great setup with the bowtech, can't wait to get it in the turkey woods in a couple weeks
 
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