In the last couple of years we've seen bow sights with more digital tech - no pins, red-dot style sights, angle compensation, yardages, combos of rangefinders and sights.

Tech advances almost everything. We all could get by with recurves and stick bows. They worked for millennia. But 60 years ago some smart folks put wheels under tension on a bow and we had the "compound." From there we've advanced with bows and crossbows to quite the variety today.

Tech sights are the next frontier to continue advances.

Are they too much?

Shoud we stick with pins - even lighted fiber optic pins - and that bit of challenge and required skill to decide, hold and shoot?

Or is tech OK because it's the next step to being more accurate on distance and, possibly, making a better shot or decision? Unless you know the distance or use a rangefinder, in the heat of the moment you may misjudge the yardage. Digital sights would eliminate that possibility.


What do y'all think?

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