Thanks for commenting. I have shot one doe with it and missed a buck in low light (still legal light). I am currently trying a trick pin and will do a review on that. I like the EZV but the main reason I’m trying the other set up is to help in low light conditions. However, I was still using tick marks because I haven’t quite yet trained the brain to bracket the target.

Awesome. Thanks for subscribing 👍🏼. Thanks for commenting too. I did a video on the back stop I made. Similar idea you mentioned.

Pete C awesome. Shot my first deer with mine Friday. Hit exactly where I wanted to. Good luck.

That’s great intel & knowledge. Thanks so much for sharing. Good luck this fall 👍🏼

moyer outdoors Thats awesome. I was just out practicing. I flipped the insert back to show the marks. Still learning the sight image and wonder how it will be in a live animal. Do you shoot at dots in your targets or a 3D target?

@@thehuntingchallenge i shoot dots most of the time. At first it was hard to shoot small dots. But now it's very easy. And i feel very comfortable shooting it.

moyer outdoors awesome. Good to hear. 👍🏼

Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏼

Hahaha. That sounds about right. Good luck 👍🏼

bkbowhunter1 AWESOME!! Thank you. I really like the sight. Haven’t hunted with it yet, but looking forward to trying it on some live animals. Thanks for subscribing 👍🏼. Good luck, be safe 👊🏼

Thanks!! Great tips! I appreciate you watching and commenting 👍🏼

Jon Patterson Yes sir. Excited to use them this season. 👍🏼

I hear that a lot. I won’t shoot past 40 regardless of the sight. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Good luck 👍🏼

Thanks. I think it would actually work even better on longer range shots. This year I’m trying a “trick” pin. One aiming point, meaning I always aim at the same spot on a deer whether it’s 8 yards or 30. However, I have to stay within 30 yards. That’s not a big deal to me. My longest shot over the past 3 years was 22.

C Price Hahaha! I hear ya. Guess I should count it a blessing. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏼

@@thehuntingchallenge sent you a email. And deleted the other post so your email would not be exposed

I found one of them but ended up building a back stop and it’s worked great. I would still be shooting the EZV if it worked better in low light. Year over year, my eyes get worse and I found it difficult to bracket the target in the first or last 15 min of shooting light.

Mossy Back thanks man! I’m good out to 40 with this now. Been shooting dots since the I chewed through the paper. For me, I most likely won’t take a shot over 30. That’s primarily due to how I hunt. Rarely am I on field edges. However, I feel confident at 40 so far. I’ll continue to shoot it and also practice while elevated to. The bow has been paper tuned. One thing I’m considering is increasing the draw weight but that may wait until after the season. Good luck out there. Be safe 👍🏼

I hunt from the ground. Western Oregon has a mix of thick nasty brush, open meadows, thinned timber, and clearcuts. My shots can be anywhere from 5-60+ yards. I’d like to keep hyphen 40 and in, but if a good shot presented itself at 60 at an elk I’d take it.

Yup. Not a bad idea. However, I’m building a backstop 😂. Thanks fir watching and commenting.

I agree. I only shots 30 yards. I'm still running with the "trick pin" this season. I'll make a final decision as to which i like better. The one drawback for me on the ez was it was hard to see in low light.

@@thehuntingchallenge I've never heard of the trick pin.

Matt Long thanks. Yes. Got it dialed in nicely. Still waiting to use it on a deer. After this season I will be doing a review and also compare the v vs pins then decide which I will use moving forward.

Thanks for sharing. You have to do what you feel most comfortable with. I’m using a single pin vertical sight this season. Will see how that works out for me. Since I only shoot 35 max yards in the woods, I think all will be fine. So, at the end of the year I will make a decision as to which one works best for me. Good luck.

John man can’t wait for season this year if you come back to Missouri I will come meet you man best of luck :) can’t wait for more videos of your success

@@brandonpatterson5705 Man!! I appreciate that. I’ll keep that in mind for sure. I won’t be going to far from home this year since we have a 3 month old but I definitely want to get back there ASAP. Thanks so much for the offer and for watching. I’m looking forward to the season. Good luck man 👍🏼

I use contacts that allow me to see down range. However I’ve also switched to an ARD sight. Adjustable Red Dot. It’s not cheap but it’s by far the best bow sight for older eyes like mine.

milomilkman Thanks for watching. I have shot from an elevated position and all is good. Although I haven’t taken a 1/4 way shot at a live animal yet, I have with the target and for me, there wasn’t a difference. No matter the shot, you are framing the vitals of the deer. There is a video that better explains that. Search EZ shot placement, that may get you there. Good luck.

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The Hunting Challenge thank you very much for the reply. Good luck and shoot straight

David Smith I like it, it’s different, but it works good for me.

Hey no I have not had a chance yet but I will be shooting them as soon as I can coming over there next year to get sorted out was meant to be there this year but the corvid stopped all that but that's the way it is but I will let you know what I go for and my set up ones I get it lol I will keep watching your videos bud and thanks for messaging me back its much appreciated.

You bracket the vitals of the deer. If you check out the EZV youtube channel, he has several videos that shows greater detail and explains it a lot better.

drewanderson502 yes. After shooting this video, I went and found some videos with regards to using a horse mat. I’ll have to set something like that up for sure. 👍🏼

I learned the hard way not to put my target on old tires. 3 arrows still in one. Mack truck wouldn't be able to budge those things lol

M B thanks so much for sharing. Was out shooting today, only at 20 and it’s dead on. I’ll move back to 30 tomorrow and see if it’s on. I also double checked my pins on the diagram and 240 was a better match. Question. If I’m on at 20 & 30, but off at 40, so I need to move up to another insert?

@@thehuntingchallenge I struggled with picking the correct insert myself. I don't know the speed of my arrow, & I shot the same fixed one pin sight for the past 10+ years. Thus, I had no multiple pins to line up or slider movement to measure. Aaron's reference to visualizing the deer's vital as being a basketball has helped me some. A basketball is 9.5" in diameter (smaller than the target provided). Thus, I am using an insert that seems to work with the concept of the vitals being a basketball. I want to drill the center of that basketball from all directions. I haven't shot from a height yet, however. Your clip is great for all of us starting out with this sight. I needed to walk away after the first evening of using it. When I came back to it, I did much better. A person can overthink it, & it needs to become somewhat instinctual. Since I shot a single vertical pin for decades, I need the 20 yard tick marks for close shots. A single pin is in the exact center of the sight window, & my tendency is to center the sight window. Thus, I rely on the tick marks for up close, & I feel that I am benefiting from the "V" when shooting beyond 20 yards. I am working towards good groups from unknown distances within 40 yards. I leave longer shots than that to rifle season! :)

M B Yeah, I’m hoping the sight picture becomes more clear for sure.

Thanks. Do you think it’s too long?

@@thehuntingchallenge no the rubber stop behind your stabilizer just needs to be adjusted out. You want to be able to slide a piece of paper between the string and the stop. You DONT want it to make contact while it's resting

Buck Shot thanks following the channel. I used to live on Hackett Rd in Mannington I live in Woodstown

@@thehuntingchallenge Oh wow I'm on 45 near the Elementary school. Lol small world. I was just out at Quinton Sportsman club at thier archery range. Pretty fun to shoot there. You should have seen the buck hit just past the VoTech the other day. MONSTER!

@@thehuntingchallenge I'm on my porch at the moment listening to a local pack of Coyote raising hell tonight. They are on a huge rise around here

Buck Shot haha. I went to that school. 👍🏼

@@thehuntingchallenge My kids do now lol. Well small town so probably run into ya a WaWa someday I'm sure

You can use it for smaller game however I don’t hunt typically only hunt deer.

Thank you. I like my target more than the bag I used to have. However, I shoot my broadheads a lot which is destroying it pretty quickly.

Sorry to hear. I noticed it’s well made for sure but I also was using a new bow that was much lighter than my old so I didn’t really notice the additional weight. Thanks for commenting and watching. Good luck out there 👍🏼

Todd Brown 😂. Thanks for watching. You’ll love it. Good luck 👍🏼

I only used 2 sights in my old sight housing. That said, I lined up with most of the V’s on the paper. Felt it was not beneficial to show. Thanks for watching.

@@thehuntingchallenge i figure you were about to show how it lines up. I figured other people would understand easier. I had 4 pins on my old sight so it lined up perfect with one of the inserts. Dead on

I seemed to pick it up pretty quick with the target that comes with it. I will be getting a 3D target for next year which will help.

I’m not sure but there’s probably that info out there somewhere.

Thanks I spoke to Joe @easy v -max distance is 60 ish 🎯

I switched to a single pin sight towards the end of last year. The main reason was that in low light, the V was hard to see for me. I still have it and want to take a few deer with the single pin and then decide which one I like.

Ron Swanson thanks for sharing. The other advantages is that it offers a better sight picture for me. By framing the vitals it takes the guess work out of the true range when elevated in a stand. It has also helped people with target panic. This will be my first year using it and I will do a recap on the pros and cons then determine which is best for me. Like many things, it’s not for everyone.

I have a nice Nikon rangefinder, but I have never put a rangefinder on any that deer I have shot. If I have a nice buck coming in range, there's no way I am messing with a rangefinder. I am focusing on when is the best moment to pull back undetected & preparing for a good shot. You may be better about that than me, but I can't predict where that buck is going to stop and give me the best shot. In most cases I am already pulled back. I have been shooting off the top of my garage the past month or so. I move my RhinoBlock target all over the yard. I am drilling the vitals without a rangefinder at unknown distances with the EZ V. To me, that's hunting. I will still range large trees around my stands, but I am really liking this sight. I wouldn't rule out owning a rangefinder, but the EZ V is a hunting sight. I have been bowhunting 30+ years using a single fixed pin. I just aimed high for longer shots, because I believe in keeping things simple (especially when you can excited). This has taken what I do to a whole new level, because I am more precise in range estimates while still focusing on the target. I took the insert that works best for my set up & customized it. I have the 20 & 40 yard ticks marked only. Anything within 20 yards is right on with the top marks. If I judge a target beyond 20 yards, I start adjusting slightly (I like to visualize a basketball). After some practice, your are drilling the center of your sight picture. I don't usually shoot beyond 40 yards, but I still could. The 40 yard marks also tells me that I may be outside of what I am comfortable shooting while I am still pulled back on a deer. I never liked multiple pins or single pin slider sights, but I do like this sight. My old eyes like the sight picture better under all light conditions, too.

M B agree 💯

I like it. I shot a doe with it now problem. I missed a buck with minutes of light left and missed. That saidX I couldn’t really see the V although there was legal light left. I switched to a “trick pin” (will do a video on that in the spring). Waiting to shoot a deer with that.

@@thehuntingchallenge what is a trick pin

M B yeah, that was in my old (18 year old) biscuit. The one I’m shooting with now is new. However, with heavier arrows I’m almost thinking it’s not helping with speed. Was also thinking to increase the draw weight, but with the season 30ish days away, not sure how much more I want to tinker.

No. I used it for half a season. Using the ARD bow sight this season.

I know Crabby Bill. They are not cheap either,.

I did. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Wouldn’t say they’re trash but after many,many years, I’ve moved to a drop away 👍🏼

Wes Liesman valid points. I’ll be doing a full review video at the end of the year. Had no issues with it on my first harvest this season. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

Ive seen this sight reviewed by a lot of solid channels and the consensus ive seen is, its not a gimmick, they all seemed to think so before using it but afterwards they seem quite pleased with how it works.

Jarrod Kiser One of the treasons I purchase it was because of the reviews I saw on other channels. I agree, it’s well built, very solid and EZ to use (pun).

Or it was an old biscuit and hasn’t happened since he replaced it. Thanks for watching and commenting.