Single pin or multiple pin what do you hunt with

I have a trophy ridge peak sight right now, but been considering single pin. What do you like?

Single

Single here as well. Different hunting though, chasing elk in the NW most of the time.

Spot-Hogg single pin

Multiple 20,30,40. Im not sure if I would like the single I like to aim and shoot.

I like multiple pins. I only have 3 out to 40. I don't want to tweak with stuff when the deer comes in and the show is on.

You can do that with a single pin... I leave mine set to 30yds. I'm good from zero to 40yds or so with no adjustment.
If an animals farther than that, ill range and shooting I want.
You just gotta know your bow. Nothing wrong either way, just peoples preferences.

Single for me as well

I shoot a trophy ridge volt 5 pin sight. I tried the single pin for a couple seasons and just didn't care for it.

Single pin. Zeroed at 25. I should be good to 30 and I shouldn’t be shooting much further.

I shoot the G5 optix xr 2. It is a great site. Single stationary pin and a single slider. Best of both worlds use the fixed pin for up close work and the sliding pin for longer shots.

Trophy ridge 5 vertical pins for hunting. It’s point and shoot.

I have multiple pins, but I've never tried a single pin.

This. Shaw had recommended it and I tell you they are great sights.

Hit your target with a range finder, put the site at that yardage, shoot, hit the bulleyes.

Single pin all the way. I switched this year and wish I would have switch years ago. It really doesn't take that much to get used to and your grouping WILL improve at longer distances with some practice. I can make shots now that were very iffy with a multiple pin sit last year.

It is not that difficult to range, adjust only if needed, and shoot.

Pendulum here but some people say they’re outdated with the speed of today’s bows. I’ve kill deer out to 40 yards with no problems. My theory is it it ain’t broke why fix it.

four pins 20/30/40/50, never liked a single pin

I've killed several deer that didn't give that amount of time to get ready to shoot

Spot Hogg hunter 5-pin 20/30/40/50/60

I went to a single pin a couple of years ago. It covers about 50% of my hunting setups. I'll be going back to a 3 pin setup in the near future.

I decided to stay single pin with both bows but, seriously considered a 3 pin head for my adjustable. Still may try one

I'm using a HHA single pin right now. I'll probably go to their 3 pin head when I change.

Yea, I keep it on 25 and shoot it quickly if i have to using KY windage ( aiming higher or lower based on where they are). But if they are in a crop field grazing and you have time to range them and adjust they are great.

Multi pins.

Single pin.