Clear Vizion Peep (Search Catalog to order Peep)
Most advanced peep out there. It is made of a blend of Nylon and Carbon Fiber. This material produces almost no glare. It is light weight weighing in at 7 grains. Two in one peep design. 1) Improves accuracy with micro feedback with 3/16 center and side guides to help you align with your sight housing. No more inconsistent groups, more accurate anchoring with your eye than point of contact with nose or mouth device 2) a better field of view with almost 50% more viewing area to keep you anchored in the moment of truth. No more tunnel vision and lack of ability to quickly find an animal through your peep. 3) hunt until last light with no peep blur to block your vision from your sight housing and pins at last light. Works in a tree stand, on the ground, or in a ground blind. Enjoy how a peep should really work! Made out of aluminum.
No More Guessing Yardage While at Full Draw! Get Drawn, not Busted!
Be drawn and ready to range in a moments notice. Don't be caught holding a range finder in one hand and your bow in the other just to watch an animal walk away.
The Vizion is legal in all 50 states and the Pope and Young Club recognize entries harvested with the aid of the Vizion.
It is set up for mature animals were there is less than 5% variation in size. Just range, select pin, aim, and shoot. You can still use it for younger animals and females, but you will have to make a slight aiming adjustment and hold the calculated sight pin on the bottom portion of the kill zone. Smaller animals will visually range farther because they have smaller bodies than mature male animals. Size data for different age classes and females will be included with each purchase.
Yardage Layout
The Vizion is set up to range animals broadside or slightly quartering by using the lines cut into the top of the key. In this example of a right handed Vizion, the starting point is on the far left. To range an animal with its head facing to the left you put the flat end on the left side on its shoulder then look to see where the hind end stops in relation to the key. If it stops between 30 and 40 yards the animal will be 35 yards away from you. The bottom cut marks in the key ranges an animal when it is facing towards you or away from you. Simply put the flat left end of the key on the left side of the animal and see where the right side falls in relation to the bottom of the key. If the viewed width stretches to the 20 yard marking, the animal will be 20 yards away.