jchang3 wrote:Are you using a multi-pin or single pin sight?
Did you miss because you couldn't see the deer through your sight picture?
I didnt have problems with missing deer during low light situations but in my early bow hunting years I had trouble using the right pin in the heat of the moment. It made me miserable when I couldn't recover a deer I shot.
I switched to a single pin sight (hha kingpin) and never had an issue now. I set my pin to 27 yards and practice with it from 0-30 yards. Anything under 30 yards, I will aim center of the deer’s chest cavity and be in the killzone.
Haven’t missed or not recovered a deer once I made the changed. (Knock on wood)
I am using a multi pin sight. after reading everything, I am thinking I missed because of not being able to align my peep and sight housing. I always thought it was because my bow was not level, im talking about not being able to see the bubble on the sight.
I was thinking about putting glow in the dark nail polish on my sight so I can see it in the dark? anyone try this or something similar?