98Redline, I get what you're saying. I agree that most people need a peep, or at least rely on one. Me too. Although I described having consistent form I still use a peep. You mentioned about shooting on the gound at a range and all that good stuff, and this is what most do. But what I'm saying is that it can be done from a platform, twisting around to the sides and such, too. It's mostly a matter of maintaining consistent form. That pretty much means keeping the upper portion of the body, shoulders and arms in line. This can be done with lots of practice and bending at the waist for those "down" shots and twisting at the waist and kness for those side shots. Yeh I know, hunting isn't a perfect world and things can get screwy. Believe my I know, and totally agree. But then we as sportsmen should know when not to take something less than a good shot.

Just like the practice sessions it all boils down to self discipline and dedication.

And as much as I have tried without it, I still hunt with a peep, one with a big hole. And I also subscribe to what BOWFANATIC just said. When I can't see the animal on the other side of the pin it's long after shooting hours. But guess what. I can still see through my peep and see my pins.