So, the last few times I've been out, I've noticed that my fiber optic pins aren't really that bright in low-light situations. Basically, I was still seeing deer, but was unable to see the pins. ('06 Copper John) Nothing scorches me like seeing deer and knowing that I can't make my pins out. That's tough to swallow. It's been bugging me for a while now.

In my goody stash, I had a brand new Impact Archery Cosmic slider with 3' of fiber-optic wrap in the aperture (SUPER BRIGHT PIN). I was saving it for summer and next season b/c I picked it up on clearance a couple weeks ago. Well, last night at 9:00, I decided that I needed to change sights and re-sight in for the balance of this season.

So, I had the car parked in the back yard, idling with the headlights on the target, while I worked out my markings. She's dialed in now, fellas.

I went out this morning before work to give it a few more shots and make sure my marks were spot-on. Like butter baby.

Can't wait to drop anchor 25' up tomorrow morning. I'm hoping that tomorrow is the day that all hell breaks loose.