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Why do archers use terms like, "the best yet," "I love it," "I'm
amazed," to describe a Nite Hawk peep sight? Is it because it looks
different or because it helps them become better archers? The following
are a few of the letters & photos I have received from fellow archers
like you., enjoy

You got a super peep. Best yet! All bow & arrow innovations are nice,
but if you can't see they are useless! Since I got my Nite Hawk peep, I
can see bright, dark, shaded, and now I have to buy some for my
friends. My bragging is costing me money. Thanks. Bill McL. FL.

This ostrich was shot after three days of walking and
stalking. The first two days were spent trying to stalking
close enough for a shot and watching a group of six birds run
off. On the morning of the third day I was able stalk within
44 yards of one. Close enough to risk a shot. Ostrichs make
a very chalanging hunt because they must be shot through
the head or they run for miles and you'll never find them. At
44 yards the broadhead hit just where I wanted it to and the
bird fell where it stood.

It took all afternoon to get sixty yards down wind of this
wildebeest. I was hidding behind a thorn bush, but unable to get
a clear shot. It was starting to get dark. Using your peep, I
drew my bow, aligned the peep and my sixty yard pin, then
took one quick step from behind the bush and released just as
the wildebeests started to move. The arrow hit perfectly. These
kinds of shots can only be executed with a Nite Hawk Peep.

In South Africa I teach hunting and manage a game farm.
I recommend your peeps to all my students.
Frank Stiennagal, Germany

Please do not think I am bragging. This twelve-point
buck is the third Pope & Young buck I have shot with
my #4 Nite Hawk Peep. It is open country where I
hunt and it's tough getting a bucks in close. You only
see them at night, early morning and late dusk. Never
during good shooting hours. The blind, with its
screened windows, make sighting even tougher. Under
these conditions the Nite Hawk Peep works so well I
am still amazed every time I draw my bow. I
encourage everyone to use Nite Hawk Peeps. It
makes no sense to go hunting if you are going to miss.
John Conrad, West Texas

Amanda Spear is one of those young archers everyone
likes. Amanda has won the silver cup at the NFAA
Indoors several times. In one year she won the Las
Vegas Shoot, the NFAA Indoors, the Atlantic City
Classic, setting a new record, and the Junior Olympics,
again setting a new record. In that year she set
seventeen new records. One record had held up for over
seventeen years. She is the daughter of Mark Spear a
NFAA Master Coach and NFAA's Coach of the year.
She shoots a #2 Nite Hawk Target Peep.

"As two time World IBO Champion I have
access to every archery product made. I have
tested many peep sights and found the Nite
Hawk Peep to be the most accurate."
Frank Carr

For archers who use High Power scopes for indoors there is the #3 with lens.
It is unaffected by changes in light and therefore you need not change lens as you
shoot at different ranges. It's clearity is amazing.

Since the peeps are inexpensive, I always suggest you order two peeps of different sizes.
This way you will be sure to select the size that fits you and your form best. If you decide
not to use one peep, you can give it to a very lucky friend or return it to us for a refund.

I hunted Colorado in Sept. and tagged this 5x5 bull using
a Nite Hawk Peep sight. I just started using it a short
time before the trip and it proved to work just as you said
it would.
I have recently started shooting 3-D's and noticed my
scores have improved over last year. The best thing the
Nite Hawk Peep helps me do is keep my pin centered in
the peep. It's always centered in the peep. I can focus my
concentration more on the spot I am aiming at. This has
helped my shooting a lot. Thanks for the great product.
Tommy Mackey. TX.

I was skeptical about using the Nite Hawk Peep. But after
installing it on my bow and shooting it for a short time, I found
everything you said about it to be true. I get on my target much
faster, and as you can see, so much better. I put my hog down
with one shot. Thank you.
Ronnie Christian, Red Arrow Archery, Vinita OK.

PS. I just won this years Oklahoma State Broadhead
Championship using a #3 Nite Hawk Peep. This win gave me
the highest combined score for the four major championships.
The Indoors, Field, 3-D, and Broadhead. Keep up the great
work on those peeps.

Everything is so natural and I love it. It's great for someone with poor eyes. Especially in
low light situations. Thanks Charlie L., MO

I had some good luck this fall, took two nice bucks.
This is the best one. He scored 127 Pope & Young. I
know you hear this a lot, but I credit your hunting
Nite Hawk Peep for being able to make this shot.
This buck came into a scrap before good light. At 20
yards, I had to use binoculars to see he was a
shooter. I only had a few seconds before he moved
out, so I drew on him, sure enough I could see my
pin perfectly. I made a good shot and now I have my
Pope & Young trophy.

Tom McKey, TX

I'm the top senior archer in Mass. & ranked 5th in the USA. Your peep raises my scores 12
to 15 points.
I installed a #2 on one of my target bows and at 50 yards my group closed to the size of a half
dollar.
I think your Nite Hawk is the best made.
Charles S. Mass.

I'm amazed with this #2 peep. My vision is bad & this little gem cleared up my scope. The
regular #4 is too open for target shooting. Check enclosed for two more #2 peeps. I will
take your address to Nationals as well as our local shoots so everyone can get in on a
good thing. Bob Knopp, IN.

More then any other archery product the Nite Hawk peep has
proven to increase an archer's accuracy. And it will increase yours.