Not!

how did you get here served on the string ??????

I use a kisser and a peep. I actually dont like using either. Dont get me wrong, they are both good for helping aquire the target more accurately, but the peepreduces about 10 minutes of hunting time in the critical last minutes of light in the evenings, and Ive had them move before and not notice it until my shots starting moving up slowly. And, my kissersometimes distracts me when I wearing heavier masks as I cant always feelthe kisserin the corner of my mouth when a deer is in range and I have a few seconds to make the shot, I just go by anchor point at that point, just like Wash Hunter said.

Yup, and never had a problem with one.

no . i've been doing fine without one

I started with one but when i get my General i wont be able to have one if it is in the same spot as the string stopper but it dont sound like i need one anyways.

I tried one once. Did not like it, the extra wear they create combined with a small amount of speed lose, a solid anchor point is much better in my opinion.

When I first started bow hunting I went with a kisser button in conjunction with a release and peep.I soon realized that I was consciously thinking about where everything fell into place when I went to full draw.It seemed too make me more "mechanical" and having to think the process through in the heat of the moment was something that didn't sit well with me.

I thenscrapped the release and kisser button and started shooting fingers and a peep and haven't looked back. With fingers, I know I'm ready when my index finger touches the corner of my mouth. Nothing else to think about. The simpler the better for me.

i had one but took it off...it did not help any

No for me too. Three points of contact when I anchor, so no need.