Facts about our Predators View Peep

* Predators Views unique shape allows more natural light to gather at your eye where you need it.

*No peep sliding due to wider and deeper string grooves when served in.

*The design allows for a full picture of your sight window, even on the shortest of bows.

*No tubing to slow down your arrow or break, when the moment of truth arrives.

*Our peeps are weather tough.  They will not clog in any type of weather including rain or snow.

*Our peeps are not recommended for use with a power lens.


The Predators View Peep

The Ultra Hunter
The Predators View Ultra Hunter, originally developed in September 2005, has a 1/4" opening at it's widest point. The aperture on the Ultra Hunter allows you to see in even the darkest of conditions.

The Bow Hunter
The Predators View Bow Hunter, originally developed in January 2006, has a 7/32" opening at it's widest point. The aperture on the Bow Hunter encompasses a 1-3/4" to 2" pin housing.

The 3D Hunter
The Predators View 3D/Hunter, originally developed in January 2007, has a 5/32" opening at it's widest point. This peeps is for archers that want a smaller peep sight and still have the advantages of low light capability.
  

• Which Predators View Peep is the best for me?
  
  If you use a 1/4" peep now......
• and your peep does not let enough light in for you, we recommend our 1/4" Ultra Hunter.
• If you use a 3/16"or similar size now......
• and your peep does not let enough light in for you, but you still would like to maintain the same sight window, we recommend our 7/32" Bow Hunter.
  
• We developed our 5/32" 3D Hunter......
• for the Archer who prefers a smaller peep and sight window but still wants the advantages of low light capability.