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Main Boards => The Dark Continent => Topic started by: briandean on January 21, 2011, 01:41:00 AM
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Great story about some friends of mine who had to make a string whilst on a hunting trip. The story is quite long - with pics - so I decided to leave it where it is - just with a link. Hope that's OK with the administrators.
http://www.africanarcher.com/stringNeeded.htm
The story-writer, Rean Steenkamp, is the publisher of the South African Bowhunter magazine & newly-elected chairman of TASA (Traditional Archers of South Africa)
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Good story. I always carry a spare string in the field. It's been shot in, has the nock point installed and cat whiskers, just like I want it to be when I shoot. Then back at camp I have a third spare set up the same way.
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gotta love them Scythian bows.
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Hard lesson to learn
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I always have a cpl spare strings with me
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I always carry a slightly used string. Already stretched and the nock point is at the right height.
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Thanks for posting that link. Some great reading avaliable from their homepage.
Am sure looking foreward to seeing a bit of SA from behind the longbow in the next few weeks.
My best,
Scotty
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I always put the string that I just took off the bow for the annual string change into my survival kit/ hunting pack for my backup string.