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Trying to sight through the screens of a blind accurately is impossible unless you have the correct peep sight. Read the email Robert sent.
"I was apprehensive about changing the setup of my bow during hunting, but after not being able to take a shot at the biggest doe I have ever had a shot at, I had to do something.
It was 5 minutes after sundown when she showed up. I was in a blind and she was 24 yards away. There was so much diffusion in my peep I was unable to tell what I was aiming at, and she walked. After carefully installing the Nite Hawk peep, adjusting it to hit with the same sight settings I so carefully adjusted, taking a couple dozen practice shots to be sure of my adjustment and to become accustomed to the peep, I did a final serving and went back to hunting. She didn't show up yesterday, but I did have her on camera. Just before I left the blind I picked out a plant I could see in the dim light and aimed at it, just to see what it looked like in darker conditions than when that doe came by the week before. It was completely clear and bright. If I had the Nite Hawk peep the day she came by, I would by typing up an email with a belly full of venison. I sent my bowshop a link to your website and the next time I go in there I will be talking to the owner about trying, and stocking your peeps. Thanks for a great product!"
Robert
Make sure you can shoot accurately. Get a #4 Nite Hawk peep.
www.nitehawkarchery.com
"I was apprehensive about changing the setup of my bow during hunting, but after not being able to take a shot at the biggest doe I have ever had a shot at, I had to do something.
It was 5 minutes after sundown when she showed up. I was in a blind and she was 24 yards away. There was so much diffusion in my peep I was unable to tell what I was aiming at, and she walked. After carefully installing the Nite Hawk peep, adjusting it to hit with the same sight settings I so carefully adjusted, taking a couple dozen practice shots to be sure of my adjustment and to become accustomed to the peep, I did a final serving and went back to hunting. She didn't show up yesterday, but I did have her on camera. Just before I left the blind I picked out a plant I could see in the dim light and aimed at it, just to see what it looked like in darker conditions than when that doe came by the week before. It was completely clear and bright. If I had the Nite Hawk peep the day she came by, I would by typing up an email with a belly full of venison. I sent my bowshop a link to your website and the next time I go in there I will be talking to the owner about trying, and stocking your peeps. Thanks for a great product!"
Robert
Make sure you can shoot accurately. Get a #4 Nite Hawk peep.
www.nitehawkarchery.com
