[hoyt3]

such as limbsavers and the like. does anyone use them? I found some that do not require direct adhesion to the limbs and are removable. I'm going to give them a try. I'm also going to put string leeches on my bow.

one other question in the same thread (couldn't find the poll button), but who uses a cat quiver vs a slide/bolt on quiver, vs a hip quiver? I've got a seway on the way, and I figure that was a good way to go.

 

[DwayneR]

LImb savers are very very nice on Traditional bows. I have shot some with them on, and was very much impressed. Kitty peach fuzz I always use. I have not seen the limbsavers that will stick to a Trad bow without adheasive.

Dwayne

I use a slide on quiver for my hunting bow.

 

[mopar23435_2413]

I have not seen the limbsavers that will stick to a Trad bow without adheasive.


they`re held on by straps that wrap around the limbs.
for string silencers i use the speed ball spiders. they work really well. -

 

[Sanvean]

I use woolpuffs on one bow, and fur strips on the other, works both very well. But you should NEVER use fur if you`re unsure if it`s going to rain...

 

[Viper1]

hoyt -

Silencers, any kind, are a last resort. Quiet the bow first by arrow selection and tuning, and then work from there. It's another case where less is more.

Always get a kick out of the guys shooting a longbow with 12gr/lb arrows and 4 pieces of bunny fur on the string. I guess it just looks "trad".

Not really trying to be as [email protected]$$ (this time), but just lke any other accessory, use them when and if you need them, not because it's in fashion.

Viper1 out.

 

[CMR]

Wool yarn.

 

[tpoof]

string silencers

I make my own,,,do a little trapping in the winter and got myself a nice mink awhile back
had a buddy tan it (crudley,but still works)
and cut some strips
wrapped them on
water proof, look good
this set is prob 5yrs old
work well
can't buy these :wink: