Truglo Microbrite Fb 3Pin Sght Tg5503Fb Black

My passion for bow hunting can be traced back to the days of my childhood when my dad would let me skip one day of school during deer season to go along with him on his hunt, learning everything there is to know about the art of bow hunting. When I was finally big enough, he bought me a bow and we would spend almost every weekend practicing on targets. Finally, when I turned 14, I went on my first hunt and bagged my first deer. Now that I'm thirty, I've got a good grasp of how to work my bow and I never go out without my Truglo Microbrite Fb 3Pin Sight. It's as essential to me as the bow or arrow itself. I was introduced to the Truglo Tg5503Fb Black a couple of years ago at a hunting trade show. From what I can remember, the Truglo Microbrite Sight was all the rage and people were lining up to try it, myself included. It gave me such good accuracy on the range that I had to buy it. Only a week later and I was out in the woods, searching for my next kill, with my Truglo Sight mounted securely to my bow. The wind was all over the place that day and I kept making small adjustments to my Truglo Microbrite, hoping it would allow me to shoot faster when I did come across a deer. I'd pretty much abandoned my tree stand in favor for the walking around method, searching through the Truglo Microbrite, hoping to kick something up. The last few days had been slow and my patience was wearing thin. That's when I heard a noise. I had just come around a small patch of trees when I heard something jump up and bound through the brush. I raised my bow and looked through my Truglo 3Pin Sight. At first I saw nothing, but then I got a glimpse of the tail. It was a large doe. Not the big buck I'd been hoping for, but at this point I just wanted to bag some meat. I made a few adjustments on the Truglo and prepared to fire. The sight gave me a great view of the sweet spot of the deer and I felt comfortable that my adjustments were correct. Right before I fired, however, the wind changed. I lowered my bow and Truglo Sight and took a deep breath, I raised it again and steadied on the deer, which was now walking slowly towards me. I made a few more click adjustments on the Truglo Microbrite Fb and readied myself to fire again. This time, I released, and dropped the deer in its tracks, hitting my target exactly. The Truglo Microbrite had done it again. It's accuracy and precision never fails. I kept my bow raised and the 3Pin Sight to my eye for a few moments to ensure the deer was down for good. I'd bagged my first of the year.