I hunted with recurves for over 30 years and returned to compounds in 2010 due to a draw shoulder issue. Gear had made incredible strides in the span of time between shooting compounds and I did a lot of experimenting with every facet of modern archery tackle as I decided on the best gear for me. I tried a wide variety of sights and found that each design offers strengths and drawbacks. Single pin sights are uncluttered, but also require pin gapping or adjustment (slider or wheel design) for optimal accuracy. Multiple pin sights offer the advantage of a variety of distance options on the fly, if you know the distance to your target and don't get confused in the heat of the moment during a shot. The best for me is a two pin scope on a slider frame (CBE Tek Hunter Pro) that allows me to be sighted in at 20 and 35 which are my core hunting distances. Yet with the turn of a knob I can adjust my pins to longer distances, which typically happens while shooting longer ranges in backyard practice. I got my CBE late this summer and have hunted with it all season with growing appreciation for the design. Only you can determine which design will suit your tastes the best, but it is likely that you will try some options before determining your favorite.
