Hunting on the 5th of October with my good friend Ed Humpert owner of B.R.O.Using my Oneida I was able to harvest this nice 8 point that went 220 pounds on the hoof. After meeting Ed at the Lansing deer show and seeing this amazing rangefinder system I had to get on board. Not only have I became good hunting Buddy's, we have built a friendship that will long go on from this point! And of coarse I look forward to next years Bear hunt with Ed and Tom up at shining tree bear camp once again where we once again will become "Tagged-Out" Thanks again to Ed and Tom of Bad River Outdoors for developing this one of a kind ranging system that I believe that every hunter must have. With the "Tagged-OutArchery range finder you will see there is no more need to have an electronic rangefinder as It is truly like they say,

"KNOW THE DISTANCE TO YOUR NEXT SUCCESSFUL HUNT"

On my first hunt with our newly developed "Tagged-out" Extreme Archery Range Finder, I harvested "Cutter". Before the shot, there was a doe slightly ahead of "Cutter" using the same trail he was coming on. I ranged her as she passed with my 'Tagged-Out" Extreme Archery Range Finder. Already knowing how far the shot was going to be, I simply placed my 40 yard pin on the spot and released my arrow. With the aid of my extreme I knew once again "The distance to my next successful hunt"

Ed Humpert
Owner/ceo
Bad River Outdoors
"Your B.R.O. in the Outdoors"

Well it didn't take long for me to unlease my new "tagged-out" crossbow sight on my first whitetail!  Just back from a hunt in Wisconsin, I went out in the stand in my home state of Michigan. I was looking to get my first deer with my 'Tagged-Out". It didn't take long for this nice doe to give me the opportunity. As she worked her way in from out in the field, I was able to range her at fourty yards. Knowing the distance was the key to my successful hunt. It is very hard to judge distance in a field setting. Even for a seasoned vet. The bolt hit the mark and she only went 60 yards. I indeed had my first deer down. Now look for me to come back strong with a good buck and another story of how I "Know the distance to my next successful Hunt"

Your B.R.O. in the Outdoors
Ed Humpert/Ceo Bad River Outdoors

With the help of our Tagged-OutArchery Range Finder, I was able to adjust the proper pin while this nice buck I harvested in Wisconsin on the 26th of Sept at bluff country outfitters was on the move. As you will see in the upcoming video on youtube, the buck was first locked up at 23yrds. He then moved to my right. At full draw I was able to range him in motion as he moved out to 30yrds. With out the aid of the Tagged-OutArchery Range Finder, it otherwise would have been a guessing game to how far the buck had traveled out into the field.

I would like to thank all at bluff country for a great time and I would highly recommend them to all for a great time and a chance to harvest a buck of a life time. For more info go to www.bluffcountryoutfitters.com and talk to Tom Indebo or go to our web and click on his link. So like us here at Bad River Outdoors:

"KNOW THE DISTANCE TO YOUR NEXT SUCCESSFUL HUNT"

Dear Ed,
I wanted to thank you and Tom for developing the Tagged Out Extreme! This season it proved itself, and went from an optional piece of equipment, to a necessity. With a little practice, our Prostaff quickly developed confidence in its capabilities!
Here is a picture of two recent bucks that I used the Tagged Out Extreme to harvest.

Highest Regards,
Keith Barber
CEO / Host
Hunters Exchange Television.

Dear Ed and Tom,
I was a bit sceptical when I first heard about the Tagged Out last year. NOT ANY MORE!!! The proof is in the freezer. It is amazing how something so simple is so effective. My Tagged Out Extreme is a solid performer in the field, every time. It works when it's wet, cold, foggy, anytime. I shot this great ten at 35 yards after he made a quick move. I would have never been able to range him with my electronic finder in time to make the shot. Thanks to the hands free Tagged Out Extreme he will be on my next video, and better yet, on my wall in a few months.

Thanks again,
Bill Jackson - Team Real Hunting
IOWA.

Dear Ed and Tom,
While hunting in Wisconsin I had this great 8 pointer come in. I was having a hard time deciding the yardage and then I remembered the rangefinder Ed had just installed. The only shot I had on this buck was going to need to be tucked in between some braches about 3 yards short of the animal. I easily determined the yardage to be approx 28 yards and I was able make a perfect killing shot. Had I not  used the rangefinder, I know I would have shot for about 22 yards and likely would have hit some branches.
My next hunt was on public land in Kansas. I spotted this huge buck trotting across the CRP right at a group of does, I quick got on him with the camera for about 5 seconds and then grabbed my bow and drew for the shot. The buck stopped quartering to me slightly. Now I'm at full draw with 6 does and this buck all looking towards me, but not seeing me. I had to shoot as letting up was not an option. I also had a branch hanging down which covered the bucks vitals. I am terrible at estimating yardage in the open, I thought he was about 20 yards away, but the quick range rangefinder told me he was closer to 30 yards. I had to bend down about 6 inches  to shoot under the linb and try to get the 30 yard pin high enough on the chest. Because of my being bent over, I could only get the pin on the heart. I let the arrow fly and that is exactly where I hit him . The buck ran about 100 yards and crashed. If I had shot for twenty yards, I would have missed the 178" monster.

Thanks again,
Jeff Bentz

Dear Bad River Outdoors,
I just wanted to thank you for such an amazing product. I am a good shot on stationary targets when I know how far they are but I am a horrible judge of distance. Two weeks ago I decided I needed something to help me measure distance. I'm a student so I couldn't afford getting a range finder and I thought the quick range would be the perfect solution. Because I had already missed 2 does this season, as soon as I got my Tagged Out in the mail, I put it on my sight and took it hunting. I must admit I only practiced at 20 yards with it (I had an exam coming up), but on my next hunting trip I saw my first buck of the season, I looked through my sight and saw the quick range saying that it was between 30 and 40 yards. I took aim at 35 and shot, and I got my first buck. He was an 8 pointer with an 18 inch spread.
Thanks again,
Vicente Undurraga
Philadelphia, PA.