Thank you for the add, I've been bow hunting for 30 years, I'm always looking to improve my shooting.

Let's have some fun!...we are in design mode for our January 2026 t-shirt! 🎉 Please take a moment and pick the phrase you would wear on a t-shirt.

This what I imagine barramundi fishing is like @Gary Harris 🤣 👊 🎣

Does anyone here have any experience with those tophat screw on adapters for wood arrows? They seem pretty sweet, I dont know if id use them on big game but being able to change heads on my stumping arrows from stumpers, to field point, to broadheads just in the truck sounds pretty cool. Curious how they hold up.

Happy Sunday folks! I am in process of setting up a new bow string. It’s a D-97 14 strand for my new bow! I’m very minimalist as a lot of folks know on that level. I prefer classic wool string silencers. Low fuss setup and maintenance. My daughter makes them for me. It’s kind of a bit of a mojo thing with all my bows. She’s made all my silencers for me since she was young. 🤞 I prefer a lower end less is more approach to to wool silencers - I Tend to go on the lighter side and the smaller side in most cases, and don’t like adding a lot of weight onto a string- especially a fast flight. 🎯 I also will tune 2 different strings both a B55 or a B50 as well as a D97 type of fast flight just to see for tunability in regards to noise and vibration tension. 🎵 If I have a D97 that might be three or four seconds faster I will choose the B50 or B55 string material if it’s quieter and is better off for bow VS speed - which is not what the traditional game is about and I would rather have a quieter bow than a noisy bow that's a little tiny bit faster. 🏹 I do like using brush buttons, simply for not only some of the string slap you can get with a recurve, but also in regards to catching brush since we do an awful lot of stalking and still hunting here in Ontario, what do you prefer to use for string silencers or do you use any at all?