If I have a peep sight on my bow, should I also use a kisser button?

[hjohn429]

If I have a peep sight on my bow, should I also use a kisser button?

[jlfreeborn]

I think that depends more on your preference. I use one just because I like it. I also know folks who use a peep without a kisser and a kisser without a peep. Just do whatever feels the best to you.

[MLH]

Peep sight only. I also touch an arrow fletching to the corner of my mouth - just need to make sure all the fletchings are aligned the same to the nock.

[bowhunter123]

in my opinion if you use a peep sight you should most deffinatly use a kisser button ... and for this reason ... when you shoot you want the same angle every time

[rrmont]

I have a peep sight only on mine. I anchor it to the same spot on my cheek when I draw.

[timothyfaw]

whats a kisser button? i don't get your question.

[shane]

Wouldn't hurt. Keeps your form straightened out. A lot of people use just a kisser button and their pins. No peep.

[timothyfaw]

yes it works great!

[buckhunter]

I've never been a fan of peep sights but kisser buttons are nice.

[MLH]

Meant that I only use a peep sight, no kisser. The more anchor points the better.

[kolbster]

i use a peep, no kisser

[Hoytbowhunter]

A Kisser button is a good idea to help you with consistancy however if you are like me you may not want the extra weight on your string so I added a little serving on my string where the kisser button would normaly go just to have a refrence.

[steve182]

I use both, but it's not nessecary. Personal preferance.

[shedantlers]

No! I had a kisser button on my bows for years and thought they were great until....this Fall when a buck came up, I drew, and realized my kisser button had fallen off. It mentally threw me off so of course I messed the shot. Anything that can go wrong in the field will go wrong, so the simplier, the better. Good luck!

[Big C]

It is probably up to you. Whatever you feel more comfortable with.