Look at the spot with your bow out in front of you draw and the pin should be on the spot when you anchor. If not say its low raise the peep a little till it dose. If off a little lift, right, up or down use the waist to make the adjustment not your arm are you will per load your shot and make a bad shot. If in a tree stand I bend at the waist as my bow out in front of me pointed at the spot before I draw. In over 40 years I have not seen very many of the top shooters shoot with one eye closed. I say about 95% shoot with both eyes open. When both eye are open only your dominate eye will be looking through the peep any way. If not the eye over your peep is not your dominate eye are the eye is not seeing a clear picture through your peep and your other eye is trying to take over. If that happens wink not close the other eye to make sure you are looking through the peep as you aiming. One more thing never take your eyes of the spot till your arrow hits it. Follow through and never give up on the shot.

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