Silencers on an endless loop string?

[kskickapoo]

What's the best material to use and method to secure them so they don't slide up & down the string?  Recently started using the EL string vs flemish as I haven't learned how to make a flemish but I'm having issues with the silencers sliding and the rubber strands coming out.

[Jack Shanks]

Here's the method I use.

 

 I buy my material in bulk and cut the wiskers to 2" and put one top and bottom instead of two each though.

[JRY309]

On my endless strings I use tie-on cat whiskers tied on very tight or string leeches.

[BAK]

I switched to yarn puffs on most bows unless I'm going to be hunting in areas with lots of "stick tight" type seed heads that will gum them up.

[hart2hart]

Sent ya an email,Kickapoo.
Mike

[David Mitchell]

I tie a bit of dental floss above and below the silencer once I have it in place.

[Dave Worden]

I just use beaver balls threaded through the strands and have never had a problem with them moving.

[Green]

I've switched recently to the wool scallops that Two Tracks sells.  Last forever, can easily swap them from string to string, bow to bow, etc.  High value for a top notch product.  And dealing with the Deshler's is always a pleasure.  Of course, they're only going to work if you twist that endless string a bit.

[Rob DiStefano]

i use terry's hush puppies (  www.bowhush.com  ) on all my bowstrings, which are all endless (of course    )  

hush puppies are new zealand wool and Super Tough, never had to replace any, and do a great job of silencing string vibrations.  they're simply tied on to the bowstring.