10 Best Archery Hunting Sight
Updated on: June 2023
Best Archery Hunting Sight in 2023
TRUGLO RANGE-ROVER PRO LED Bow Sight, 1-Dot
Trophy Ridge Volt 5 Pin Bow Sight
- Five ultra-bright .019” medium horizontal fiber optic pins for ultimate visibility
- Offset mounting holes for added customizability
- Properly align shots with the precision installed bubble level
- Green hood accent for quicker sight acquisition
- Reversible mount design for use with left- and right-hand bows
TRUGLO RANGE-ROVER Series Single-Pin Moving Bow Sight, Black, Right-Handed, .019" Pin, Toolless Micro-Adjustable Windage
- Clean, circular sight picture with all-metal pin; adjustable yardage-stop customizes maximum yardage setting
- Extra long, Fully protected wrapped fiber; ultra-smooth bracket for easy one-hand adjustment
- Sight housing accepts 1. 87" Scope lens (sold separately); laser marks for wind age and elevation adjustments
- Ultra-smooth bracket for easy one-hand adjustment
- Adjustable for RH-LH shooters
- Removable rheostat light included
Trophy Ridge Peak 5 Pin Bow Sight (Right Hand)
- Clear, unobstructed view of your target with sight’s Vertical In-Line Pin Technology
- Reduces vibration while maintaining light-weight strength with Ballistix CoPolymer System
- Advanced tool-less micro-click windage and elevation adjustments
- Ultimate visibility with five ultra-bright .019” medium fiber optic pins
- Designed to fit your preference as a right-handed shooter
Trophy Ridge Fix Series Sight 5 Pin Bow Sight
- Dependable precision with micro-adjustable pins
- Ultimate visibility with ultra-bright .019 horizontal fiber optic pins
- Heightened accuracy over longer distances with second-axis adjustment
- Adjust brightness to suit any Shooting Condition with the rheostat light
- Pin adjustment tool stores on sight
Trophy Ridge Joker 4-Pin Sight
- Four ultra-bright .019” medium horizontal fiber optic pins for ultimate visibility
- Reversible mount design for use with left- and right-hand bows
- Properly align shots with the precision installed bubble level
- Multiple mounting holes for added customizability
- Green hood accent for quicker sight acquisition
Trophy Ridge Pursuit Vertical Pin Bow Sight (Right Hand)
- High-performance vertical pin allows for sight’s ultra-precise adjustments
- Delrin bushings create smooth, quiet movement with no metal-to-metal contact
- Adjustable brightness to suit any visibility condition with the rheostat light
- Maintain accuracy through low and changing light with glo indicator pins
- Ultimate visibility with ultra-bright .019” medium vertical fiber optic pin
IQ Bowsight Define
- RANGEFINDER BUILT IN – Put away your handheld rangefinder during bow season and stay ready to shoot with the Define Range finding 5-Pin Bow Sight. Accurate up to 99 yards away
- EASY TO SET UP, EASY TO READ - System activates rangefinder with the push of a button trigger with adhesive backing for an easy placement spot on your bow. The easy-to-read, blue OLED display with yellow battery indicator has a 2 minute scan mode
- BUILT IN LIGHT - Illuminated by a built-in light with 4 brightness settings, the Definer's pins feature tool-free wind age and elevation adjustment that lock in with tool-free locking knobs
- LONG RANGE ACCURACY – 2nd- and 3rd-axis adjustment boost longer range accuracy. Definer's integrated rangefinder gives bow hunters true, angle-compensated yardage on targets as they sight in with the sight's five . 019" pins
- RED DOT LASER - Comes with removable red dot laser for pin calibration. Dual mounting options allows you to mount your sight to your particular shooting style. CR2 battery included. Right Hand
Alpine Innovations Slicker Sight Guard, Crossbow Scope Housing, Waterproof Hunting Gear, Sportsman Archery Accessories, Camo Wrap - Sight (Stealth Shadow)
- GREAT FOR ALL HUNTING TRIPS: Our bow scope covering is the perfect addition to any archery/hunting tool set. Whether you are hunting deer, ducks (waterfowl), elk, turkeys, coons, pheasant, doves, pigs, or hogs your sight will stay protected and clean. Whether you hunt in the mountains, forests, or other locations, your bow sight pins will be protected whether you have 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 pins.
- HIGH-QUALITY EQUIPMENT: Our camo scope covers are made of a heavy-duty, water-resistant material similar to neoprene to keep your scope’s optics clear and ready for use whether you are using your bow or compound bow for hunting or tactical purposes. No need to have low-quality bulky caps or other types of scope protection.
- PROTECT FROM WEATHER CONDITIONS: Our scope coat is the perfect addition to any set of bow equipment. It acts as a heavy-duty weather shield and blocks wind, rain, cold weather, and other natural conditions you may encounter when using your bow outdoors in the elements. It is easy to quickly place and remove with one hand. When not in use the cover wraps snuggly around the scope for storage.
- EASY STORAGE AND PROTECTION: Each of our 2 camo-patterned sight covers is fun, compact, and can be stored on your scope to save you space and make sure that it doesn’t get lost. This also makes your new camouflage sight shield easily accessible. It can also be stored in your bow case for easy access and compact storage with other items in your hunting accessories kit.
- UNIVERSAL FIT: Works with all bow scopes including Predator, Coyote, Drake, and Hawk brands. It also works with pistol, magnifier, and rangefinder scopes with or without lights. Can be used by men and women, boys and girls, children, youth, and adults. This makes it a cool gift for anyone. Able to stay securely in place.
Apex AG2311BD Covert Dovetail 1 Pin .010/.019 Archery Sight, Black, Left Hand/Right Hand
- Quick change pin Technology
- Dovetail mounting bracket
- Rear facing sight tape with Adjustable indicator pin
- Micro-adjustable windage
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, Episode 4, in Huntington, West Virginia Sees Rod Willis Helping Out
Did "America's Unhealthiest City" get 1,000 residents to learn how to cook over a week's time, inspired by "The Naked Chef's" bet with a local radio host?
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, Episode 4,Got Marshall University Involved with Better Eating in Huntington, West Virginia
The show's timeline is two months into the "The Naked Chef's" quest to help change the eating habits of this city. Radio personality Rod Willis had Oliver on the program early on in Episode 4, and was rude and negative towards the idea of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution. But Willis took Oliver up on his bet for a beer that he could get a 1,000 people in a week to learn how to cook in Jamie's Kitchen. Though the host said it was a joke and didn't expect anyone to show up. The first two days saw no one show up, so Oliver had to come up with an inventive idea. He decides to go to Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia to attract students during Episode 4. A dance instructor Lauren got a bunch of students to learn some dance moves. Later, the students began dancing and then cooking stir fry in the middle of the campus to some modern pop music with just four days left. The students reacted positively to the spectacle, and it helped them get interested in the cook-a-thon the next day.
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, Episode 4, in Huntington, West Virginia, Featured Lots of Snapshots
The day of the cook-a-thon, thanks to a media blitz, was well-attended, as Huntington, West Virginia locals learned how to make a beef stir fry with ginger, chili, and garlic. Jamie Oliver had to take pictures to verify his numbers over the day. Many people were first time cooks. His supporters Pastor Steve and some Edwards family members showed up. Radio host Rod Willis came, but wouldn't cook. Hundreds came, but Oliver found that he still needed some 500-plus people to come cook with just 2 days left. So "The Naked Chef" rounded up some blue collar workers at their worksite to help with Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution.
Even his gruff "arch rival" from the Huntington, West Virginia elementary school cafeteria, Alice, helped out with some of the cooking after the big cook-a-thon. But 200 people short, Jamie was desperate, and so had to appeal to Rod Willis to help win his bet. The duo went to a mortuary to see some very large caskets for terribly overweight dead people, who have to be transported in a cargo van and have to be buried in two cemetery plots. Willis was moved and went to see "The Naked Chef's" cooking HQ to meet some locals, who are struggling with weight issues, and/or have loved ones who are struggling. Brittney (who was featured in Episode 3 of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution) once again shared her story and really touched the local radio host.
Willis then called for people to come to Jamie's Kitchen "for the good of the city." And the 1,000 people goal was met over the course of the week, thanks to the 100-plus that came on the last day of the bet, including the Governor of West Virginia.
Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, Episode 4, in Huntington, West Virginia: Willis' Sudden Change of Heart Generates Questions
One really needs to be skeptical of any reality show because there is so much that goes on behind the scenes that the public doesn't see. The one thing that struck me is why did Rod Willis become so open all the sudden to at least hearing out "The Naked Chef" after pounding on the Brit for weeks and weeks? Did anything go on behind the scenes to get Willis to be more open about Jamie Oliver?
Next week, the saga to get Huntington, West Virginia, "America's Unhealthiest City", shaped up continues on Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution. My articles on Episodes 1 and 2 can be read here, and Episode 3 can be read here.
Sources:
Episode 4, Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, April 9, 2020, ABC, Mountain Time feed
