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what with me living in the land of sheep i got heaps of wool for that sort of thing. i have been using that since adam was a boy. LOL!!! good stuff man.
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TGMM FAMILY OF THE BOW Posts: 7968 | From: auckland new zealand | Registered: Dec 2005
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otter fur silencers work very good on longbows.just start them below your loop and wrap them down and tuck it back in.and use the wool puffs as above.you wont have any noise.
Posts: 464 | From: shelbyville,il | Registered: Jan 2005
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they hold up better than other fur.even the wool puffs hold up really good.in the fall the little deggers lice [burrs] stick in them.but they stick to everything.
Posts: 464 | From: shelbyville,il | Registered: Jan 2005
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Great tutorial. I've had 2 and still own one of your previous bows and wondered how you made the strings so smooth. Now i'm just waiting for one of your custom made bows!!!!!!!!!!!! 52# @28
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Got it!!!!!!!!!!!! Can you install the string whisperers on this one?
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Been using that little trick on my bows for a few years even on them cabled up kind too!!! Posts: 167 | From: Purdon,Texas | Registered: Aug 2008
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