RE: Having trouble finding deer in peep
 

I quit using sights altogether on my huntin' bows. I have to practice a lot more to keep sharp, both on the target range and out in the woods, but that's no biggie since I like shooting and wandering in the woods anyway.:)

RE: Having trouble finding deer in peep
 

i think alot of it has to do with the woods being darker than your used to. i know when i draw back in the woods it looks WAY different than in my open back yard.

i learned to shoot both eyes open and started going to local 3D shoots that are in the woods.

i learned that if my anchors are the same, and i can see my pins, i MUST be looking through the peep, even though it dont look "right" to me...

practice shooting in the woods under hunting conditions if you havent...it should help. yes, i pack my stand and target into the woods to practice..

RE: Having trouble finding deer in peep
 

I had the mase vision problem and noticed that this was my problem. THe first deer i shot at with a bow i specificaly remeber sot even looking throught the peep when i relesaed. After i shot i was like... hey why didn't you aim dummby?

RE: Having trouble finding deer in peep
 

I use both eyes at first, then close one for the shot. Find the foreleg first and then follow it up to the sweet spot.

RE: Having trouble finding deer in peep
 

I had to add a bigger peep

RE: Having trouble finding deer in peep
 

I do shoot with one eye. I have contemplated going to two open but it seems pretty challenging from what little bit I've tried it. I have never thought about my mouth being open but that could be it. I also have trouble concentrating because of adrenaline I know. Does anybody use kisser buttons anymore? is this a viable alternative to a peep site?