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  1. Ragebowhunter

    Ragebowhunter Newb

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    Does any one know of a good inexpensive range finder? Please let me know if you do
     
    Ragebowhunter, Dec 9, 2013
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    iHunt Grizzled Veteran

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    I bought a Nikon Aculon, it does the job well enough for me. I don't do anything but hunt deer, turkeys, and coyotes that I need a range finder, so I went the cheap route. Its a lot better than the cheap bushnell that I lost last year.
     
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  4. jfergus7

    jfergus7 Legendary Woodsman

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    Kristine recently purchased an $80 Halo rangefinder. I have used it a few times and to be honest it works real well and for the price it seems like a great deal! Not sure exactly which model but at that price sure it is easy to figure out.
     
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