I do a lot of walking/hiking/stalking in the places I hunt. It just seems to me that the yolk strings on these new bowtechs are extremely vulnerable to getting caught in sagebrush, buck brush, and even tree limbs, scratching/ rubbing the hell out of those yolk strings the way they stick way out there. Anybody else have this concern? Thought about maybe putting small straws or some type of loose fitting shrink tubing over them for a little extra protection. Thoughts?
Protecting the yolk strings on the bowtech binary system
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Never been an issue for me. However if you are that worried about it. You can get a Primos sling that covers the cams and Yokes. Good luck
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You’re fine, I’ve put em through pure hell the last 8 years. Might get some fuzzing but I highly doubt you will break one or knock one off the axle.
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. I’ll check those out thanks
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I don't care what kind of bow it is but when I'm just walking my bow is in a Primos sling. Keeps it out of my hands and protects all of the threads (from either brush or rubbing against your gear/clothing. I would only have it out when in a tree or during an active stalk (when I'm so slow and careful anyway that brush etc. would not be a concern).
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Primos Slings X 3, wouldn't carry a bow to the woods without one
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