SuperRedHawk

You'll want to consider what kind of habitat you're hunting. I assume you hunt Texas? If you hunt mostly pretty open areas, the cheaper brands will do just fine, even the ones made for golf . The higher end brands are more precise andwon't give false reading when you have something like grasses, twigs, etc in the way. I have a Bushnell and it works good if I'm not in thick stuff.

stubblejumper

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Here stubble contact them and tell them they are full of crap!

Itstates right in the instructions that you postedthat the game has to be approximately 16".Even our largeCanadian bucks are larger and moose and elk are much larger.As such the system does not work for these animals.

Rebel Hog

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Place game of approximately 16" in height in the ranging bracket on the lower picket

Stubble, the animal you select has to be no less than 16" in height. Who has seen any deer 16" in height?
Thats less than a foot an ahalf tall. Even the smallest deer in the US is over 16" tall (Florida Keys Deer).

stubblejumper

Then perhaps you should use the address that you posted and you shouldbe the one totell Leupold that they are full of crap since I used their directions that you posted.