BOWS

Bows

Throughout my years as an avid bowhunter, I’ve had the privilege of testing a wide range of bow sights, from standard 5-pin models to advanced single-pin movers and multip-pin setups with rack-and-pinion adjustment. And let me tell you, unless you’re a traditional archer, investing in a quality bow sight is a game-changer for your accuracy and success in the field.

The beauty of today’s bow sights lies in the abundance of options available. If you’re primarily a whitetail or turkey hunter who typically takes shots within 40 yards, there’s no need for an overly complex sight with more features than you’ll ever use. A budget-friendly single-pin mover or a standard fixed-pin bow sight will serve you just fine.

However, for those venturing into the vast expanses of the West in pursuit of mule deer, pronghorn, and other big game species, a different approach is needed. A top-of-the-line dial-to-the-yard moveable sight with advanced adjustments, including second- and third-axis adjustments, micro-windage and elevation adjustments, and durable steel pins housed in rugged construction, is essential for precision in challenging conditions.

Drawing from my extensive bowhunting experiences across diverse terrains, I’ve compiled a list of the best bow sights to elevate your hunting game:

  • Best Overall: Spot-Hogg Fast Eddie Triple Stack PM
  • Best for Whitetails: HHA Tetra RYZ
  • Best Budget: TruGlo Veros 5-Pin
  • Best Rangefinding Sight: Garmin Xero A1i Pro Bow Sight
  • Best Multi-Pin Moveable Sight: Black Gold Ascent Verdict Assault
  • Best Single-Pin Sight: CBE Trek Pro Sight
  • Best Newcomer Sight: Dialed ARXOS

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