Headhunter
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Anchor sight at Archery Innovations. I hate a peep sight and have not hunted with one in years. I currently have a "no peep" but have an Anchor sight on the way also.
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May check into this, thanks for sharing.
richmanbarbeque
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I will always use a peep and kisser button.
Radar
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Good string and a 3/16" peep works for me.
I have a peep that I can change aperatures. It is a 3/16th but I can make it a 1/8, 1/16, and 1/32. I only use the 3/16th hunting but my grouping get tighter when I go with a smaller aperature. Problem is not much light gets through a smaller aperature so they are not good for hunting, but great for long distance target shooting in good light.
Headhunter
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Richman, I still use a kisser button even though I do not need it. Just to used to it. There was a time when I would not have went without a peep sight, but the no peep (if you understand it) is so much precise than a peep and low light levels become a non issue. Now you could not get me to use a peep sight.
TNDeerGuy
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A buddy of mine uses the anchor sight and really likes it�me, I'm to much of a creature of habit to change. Isn't there a sight that employs this same principle on the sight itself�the name escapes me.
Headhunter
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There is one in the sight bracket. The IQ bowsight, they start at $200 whereas you can get an anchor sight for $79. I got the camo anchor sight at $119. The no peep was $40 or so. I guarantee a "no peep" accessory would help the majority of bowhunters. There have been a couple of friends of mine who never understood the concept and hated it. You have to understand it, what the "no peep" accessory will do for anyone is force them to draw and hold the same way everytime with the same of grip pressure on the bow and also hold the bow the same way.
I love my peep and kisser. Works just fine for me. In fact, the peep has a lens in it that make the sight clear as a bell. Its like having a contact lens in your eye. I wear a contact lens in my left eye only The lens in the peep solves the problem with a "fuzzy" sight pin! When you young guys get older, you will settle for the simple things in life, too. Lol.
Headhunter
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Knothead, to me, the no peep is WAY simpler than a peep sight.
Headhunter said:
Perhaps. I'm a creature of habit. Secret Squirrel will tell you that! To me, if it works, use it. Change is just not easy for me.
Good luck this year. Maybe you, Michael and I can get together and hit the woods some this year.
Knothead said:
You can say that again lol! I'm surprised your not riding a horse to work.
UTGrad said:
Bite me, Goober! At least I'm not afraid to hunt alone or walk out of the woods after dark.
encore06
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Knothead said:
Headhunter
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With a no peep you no longer have to deal with a peep sight when changing strings. If the tubing is still in use on a peep sight you no longer have to worry about it breaking. You also will know you are drawing and holding the exact same way every shot.
plinker22
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My no-peep allows me an extra 3-5 minutes of shooting light (legal) under the canopy!
With a no-peep, if you can still see the deer, you can shoot the deer. To many times, I could see the deer and then when I draw, I would not be able to see the deer through the peep. No-Peep totally eliminated this problem.
With a no-peep, if you can still see the deer, you can shoot the deer. To many times, I could see the deer and then when I draw, I would not be able to see the deer through the peep. No-Peep totally eliminated this problem.
