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As you would any bow sight, on flat ground. Most start sighting it in at around 20-25 yards depending on your arrow speed. After you have it zeroed in on flat ground it should be good to go at elevation. It's a good idea to shoot at a couple of targets, at a known distance from your tree stand, just to reassure yourself it's working fine.

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Q: How do you sight in a pendulum bow sight?
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