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Bill M · 10-08-2007, 05:53 PM

Hey guys, woke up Saturday morning without internet and just got it working again. Good to be back.

Tim one thing I have learned is to get a good, pre-stretched, custom made set of string/cable(s) for you bow. I normally change them out as soon as I buy a new bow so I don't have to set them up twice. I prefer 452x material myself. I didn't change it on the Bowtech but have found their stock string to be well made as it hasn't moved on me once I got number of shots through it.

Howie, tying a d-loop is very easy to do. The package they sell at Academy used to show the method I use although there are several ways to do it. The method I have pictured about is how I do it on short bows.

Jay, didn't hunt all weekend. Too hot. My dad and youngest brother came up Saturday and we moved a gun box blind over the the 40 acres I bought for the general season. I'm hoping for the big cool down they tell us we are getting.

10-08-2007, 05:53 PM	#6
Bill M Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 LSBA Region: 77 Location: Bryan Posts: 190 Points: 780.00	Hey guys, woke up Saturday morning without internet and just got it working again. Good to be back. Tim one thing I have learned is to get a good, pre-stretched, custom made set of string/cable(s) for you bow. I normally change them out as soon as I buy a new bow so I don't have to set them up twice. I prefer 452x material myself. I didn't change it on the Bowtech but have found their stock string to be well made as it hasn't moved on me once I got number of shots through it. Howie, tying a d-loop is very easy to do. The package they sell at Academy used to show the method I use although there are several ways to do it. The method I have pictured about is how I do it on short bows. Jay, didn't hunt all weekend. Too hot. My dad and youngest brother came up Saturday and we moved a gun box blind over the the 40 acres I bought for the general season. I'm hoping for the big cool down they tell us we are getting. __________________ Bill Morris, just a hunter and my Grandkid's Papa Formerly known as "TexHunter"