do String leeches work ????

[Froggy]

What's is yall's opinion on them. thinking of ordering some for a couple curves. already have bowhush on them... thanks

[brackshooter]

I have some on my Wes Wallace longbow, and they do a decent job, prefer some of the others though, llama wool is my favorite....

[JoeM]

I've used them and they work.  That being said I thought they made more of a twang sound, where as my beaver makes more of a lower thud.   Just my opinion.  Joe

[eagle24]

I have'nt found anything better than Hush Puppies.  I usually cut them in half for my longbows and they handle the job fine.

[Burnsie]

I use them in conjunction with Hush puppies and they make my bow dead quiet.
Burnsie

[SlowBowinMO]

They work, but my chronograph says they will cost you a couple fps.  They are rather expensive and don't work as well as plain old rubber catwhiskers IMO.

[JRY309]

They work better in endless loop strings.They don't seem to hold up as well in flemish twist strings.

[blueslfb]

For the money I suggest plain old catwhiskers or the wooly whispers.  They don't work any better and they cost three times as much.

[hawgslayer]

[heydeerman]

I have a set that is proly 6-7 years old and have been on I dont know how many bows. They hold up just fine and work well in flemish strings. Hide em in the Lamma. Ive done that before. I like em on my huntin rigs.

[NDTerminator]

In my experience, I believe Leeches work better on compounds than Trad bows. Don't ask me why.  I use Super Leeches on my Caribou (shot barebow/fingers) and my other compounds, and Musk Ox Wool balls on all my recurves...

[FerretWYO]

They do work for me but they sure dont last very long. I would shoot them off in a week.