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Thanks!

Awesome man! Good luck! I have a playlist for Bowhunting basics to check out I'd you're new to the sport! Enjoy!

Awesome man! Consistency is key! I'm working on some anchors for the draw hand too, so stay tuned and sub!

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Thanks! Hope it goes well!!

For sure! It makes a difference!

Hell yeah man! Thanks! Let's Go!

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Awesome man! Yeah it helped me so much with target panic for sure!!

Any time Mr. Gaines!

Thanks! I can't take credit for the whole thing, but I made the design and size my own!

Yeah it’s not a bad option! I used one for a while then got rid of it. Recently added it back and I think going without it for a while helped me focus on form and I got a lot better.

Late to the party but having started with a peep, I believe it built more of a concrete understanding of my anchors. If you're struggling starting with no peep, add one for a while to get your foundation built then pull it back out when comfortable

@coreyedwards187 I had the opposite problem. When I took the peep out it fixed a lot of my other issues. Once I got comfortable and more importantly, accurate without it, I added it back on

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors lol. That sounds a lot like archery to me. I love it. Exactly the opposite approach, and it works just the same. Thanks for the reply.

Absolutely! It’s a very personal sport. If you look at the Pros and Olympic archers they all shoot a little differently, and look at Joel turner, shoots a compound with no site at all, still nails shots at 75 yds!!

Thank you brother!

Glad I could help!

I have a site now for those nose buttons as well if interested. APOD.company.site

+Wc WCGarner Thanks man! I'm going to try to get some people to test it out and then I'll start to market them more. my idea is I want it to be able to double as a kisser or a nose button.

Actually it's good for practice to do that from time to time. If your anchor or nose moves off of the button when aiming down, it means you are not bending correctly, and this can cause issues when shooting from a tree stand or saddle, or even just up or down hills. But here I just tossed the target there for demonstration purposes. It was literally 5 feet away because it was convenient. Lol

Hell yeah brother! Let's go!

Awesome predator! Glad it helped, if you have suggestions let me know

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Nice!

Nice man! Glad to see someone in the game so long!

I think part of the equation that a lot of people don't compensate for is how dominant one eye is over the other. Everybody's out there saying you need to be shooting with both eyes open, and it's true that can help, but for instance I am very right eye dominant. That means whenever my left eye is open that it's not helping much with my depth vision. Doing so can sometimes lead to distortion whenever I'm in a tree where there's a lot of objects close to me. Conversely if I'm shooting in a wide open field then what I like to do is close one eye get the pin on Target and then slowly open my left eye. Most of the time though I'm shooting with my left eye closed. This can be further illustrated with how some people can wear sunglasses when they shoot, because they have a good balance of left and right eye providing that visual signal to the brain. Me however if I try to shoot with sunglasses on all I see is the nose piece of the glasses.

Heck yeah man. I don't know if I could ever go back to shooting peeps. You shooting Trad/recurve/stick or compound?

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors a target compound. I've been shooting barebow but today I Incorporated a sight.

Very interesting. I've been thinking about buying a secondhand target bow that's about 38 to 40 inches ATA. As well as a new Martin DSX One hunting bow! Only problem is that I have too many kids and not enough funds!! 😂

Either go peepless, or shoot left handed. I can imagine that would be difficult... I have a similar issue where people tell me to shoot with both eyes open, but I have a heavy right eye dominance, and with both eyes open it messes me up. Much like shooting rifle if you have a heavy left eye dominance it's better to shoot left-handed.

Tried that, wasn't really a fan, but it works for some!

Don't have to have an IQ bow sight, just have to practice. The bow sight is just a circle and a stick with a glowing tip. Anyone can shoot 150 yards as long as you trust your consistency skills and your gear, that's the big idea.

Awesome! 🙏

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors I did message you on Instagram about ordering a set and trying them out. Thanks again

Awesome! I'll message you back rn!

Btw, I messaged you on Instagram, it doesn't always alert me when I get messages, so i figured I would tell you here too.

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors I just sent you another DM about placing my order.

You dont have to have them, but it makes the transition much much easier.

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors Thanks !

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors btw what sight is that you are using to shoot 150 yards? im worried about my accuracy if i dont use a IQ sight . like if i were to use spothogg single pin or other sights

@@jkpisces Im using the IQ Define Pro in this video, recently I switched to the IQ Pro One becuase it is lighter and I already have a Rangefinder. If you are using a spot hogg sight or any other for that matter, just make sure you start with a nose button to maintain a consistent anchor, and practice just the drawing and anchoring over and over again until it is super consistent. Then sight your sight in to where that lands. Dont bring your anchors to your sight, rather make sure your anchor points are rock solid, and then bring your sight to your arrow's point of impact. Does that make sense? Let me know if that doesn't help. I may have to do a KZfaq short video on this.

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors awesome , great advise! cause i hate to deal with peep twist hahaha. Subscribed

Hey Travis, what is the model of the archery sight? Cheers.

Hey Simon, this was the IQ Define Bowsight. Here are my video reviews of the Define and Define Pro. Check them out!: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nJmBjaZ7x8_SmKs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7Bgpq-CqNnXhXk.html

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors thanks so much for replying. I come from a traditional archery background, and I have used a compound bow awhile back, just now trying it out again. The biggest issue I have with a peep is vision and string twist. Can't wait to give this a try. Great video keep up the content!

Thanks so much! I always try to reply to every message asap!

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Thanks for watching man!

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors thanks

@@chrississon2646 Got it Chris. Thanks!

@@ApexPredatorOutdoors thankyou

Heck yeah!

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Unfortunately I can't sell the Nose buttons anymore, due to Bowmar Archery's threat to file suit.

That's rediculous that Bowmar is doing that. That being said, I will certainly be checking out the gear. I appreciate the video. I have a vintage Browning Yukon compound bow that I'm fitting out. I'm going with the nose button. But, I'll use string serving to set my anchor point before I buy Bowmar.

Awesome! I'm going to redesign and see if it will clear their patent!