I was wondering about how some of you shoot without a peep sight. I know there are things like the no peep. What I don't know is how good they work? If the gain in speed from taking your peep off is worth it? And, Are they accurate? Thanks for any feedback.

I have never shot with a peep.

The main thing is to keep a consistant anchor point.
I have looked at the no peep and from what I can gather not only will it teach you a consistant anchor but will also let you know if you are torqueing the bow.

I have 3 anchor points, so I don't use a peep sight. Besides, I tried one and just cannot use one for hunting....they just bother me.

I am new to bow hunting and have also considered a peep site. Some days I shoot pretty good, then there are other days. I know that it all boils down to the same archor point. I wear glasses and when hunting don't want low light levels to handicap me. I have considered a kisser button. What is everyones opinion on these?

I used the NO-PEEP this year and will never be without one on my bow again.

I took my peep off, stepped on it, spit on it, and threw it away.
I'm doing pretty good with 2 anchor points but plan to buy the no-peep.

I use a no-lose peep sight and I have no problems with it. In fact, I really think that no-lose peeps work great if you have a problem torquing your bow at the moment of truth.

I got tired of tryin to see my target through my peep. so I just took it off. I anchor with a kisser, and with the string on my nose. I shoot better without a peep, simply because I can see better.

IAK, a kisser button makes a good anchor point. just adjust it so when your at full draw, the kisser is in the corner of your mouth. I've used one for yrs.

hahahahaha....

None of you all will get this but this post is hilarious when you read it as me... when I was a kid "peep" was my parent's "innocent" word for the man's "part."

re-read some of the posts in that light... it's pretty funny. [8D]

Sorry, off topic.

I put in your "man's part" whenever i saw peep.... lol

good one!