nope and hope i never do.

 

Nope never done it myself, but that sounds like something, with my luck, that will probably eventually happen to me. LOL

 

Nope but my daughter has almost dome it twice this year, she's 10... I think I finally have it beaten into her to pay very close attention to what she is doing with the arrow when it comes out of her quiver.

The last time was scary, she came millimeters from the string with her Montec..

 

15years ago or more as I was walking in to my stand I jumped a buck. Not wanting to take my eyes of the buck I reached for an arrow which had fixed broadheads on them. Sure enough i grazed my broadhead across my string. Thankfully I barely touched it only cutting a strand or two. No i did not get a shot at the buck.

 

I did it 3 weeks ago to my cable, but thank the Good Lord that it didn't cut completely through. About a month ago I got some custom strings and cables built from a guy near where I live. He heard about, and he redone my cable at no charge. It was a blessing! Ain't God good?

 

I did it 3 weeks ago to my cable, but thank the Good Lord that it didn't cut completely through. About a month ago I got some custom strings and cables built from a guy near where I live. He heard about, and he redone my cable at no charge. It was a blessing! Ain't God good?[/QUOTE]

Absolutely!

 

not me

I have never done it myself (knock on wood...), but have seen several come in to the shop for that very reason....Many times, it happened in a closed bow case. Arrow wriggles loose somehow, and then cuts the string or cable. Keep broadheads in a quiver....

 

I did on a brand new bow that I had not left the shop with yet. Needless to say I was sick..... It happens........

 

Kinda, I had a pocket knife out to trim a vine that was just hanging and irritating the %*$$ out of me for about two hours. As I put the knife back into my case, it was like slow motion, I glazed the bow string and watched the bow appear to explode in front of me! The cam lever spun and cut my hand between my index and fore fingers, but aside from that I consider myself lucky! About 5 stitches, bruised ego for being so stupid, new string/yoke and a real lesson learned! BTW, I also learned a little something about ER costs. Those 5 stiches were about $7,500!

 

Shoulda superglued it!!!

 

Just had my cable replaced yesterday and this was most likely the reason. One of my arrows had come loose inside the bow case and must have rubbed up against the cable.

 

Not yet.

 

I have came close...

 

Half of the people that come into the shop cut thier strings and they dont even know it... they have the hard bow cases with the arrows holders in them loaded with arrows with braodheads on them. ITs this everytime "i dont know what happened, it was fine the last time i had it out, when i opened it up the string exploded"