Archery range finder
OwnerJoe Cullisoninventor
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Abstract
A range finder including a transparent member having a reference line and a plurality of range indicating lines. The reference line and range indicating lines are spaced apart a predetermined distance corresponding to the distance to the target, and further corresponding to a predetermined dimension of the target. The predetermined distance is in one embodiment the distance between the belly and back of an animal such as a deer.
Claims9
A range finder comprising:
- a generally planar member having a transparent portion;
- a first reference position on the planar member;
- at least one range indicator formed on the planar member and spaced vertically apart from the first reference position;
- and,
- the first reference position and the at least one range indicator alignable with a remote target, and spaced apart a predetermined distance that corresponds to a predetermined range from a user to the target.
A range finder comprising:
- a transparent panel;
- a reference line formed on the transparent panel;
- a plurality of range indicating lines formed on the transparent panel and spaced vertically apart from the reference line;
- and,
- each range indicating line indicating a predetermined distance to a target when the reference line is aligned with a predetermined portion of the target.
A range finder according to claim 8 wherein the target is an animal, and the predetermined portion of the target is the lower edge of the animal's belly, and the wherein each range indicating line is positioned to indicate a distance to the animal when aligned with the upper edge of the animal's back.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.