Beaver Balls look COOL!!!!!
I've had them on a bunch of my bows over the years!!! I don't know if they "silence" any better than others though...
However, once they start to get old,(and wet) they really put on quite a show when they "come apart" Lmao!!!!!
I was up to adirondakmtken's years ago and we were all shooting in Kenny's mom's yard. Manny (Frenchymanny) asked to shoot my old 1967 Grizzly... "SURE" I said, and handed it to him... Now, in hindsight... I probly should have told him that the nock point was raised to 5/8" and it was setup to shoot 3under... But hey, does it REALLY matter??? Well, Manny takes an arrow from his quiver,draws it back, anchors... and makes the most BEAUTIFUL, picture perfect release..... "TWANG!!!!!" There it a HUGE vapor mist!!! and a "fog" that kinda hangs in the air..... Every single piece of hair, from both beaver balls, was GONE!!!!! It was SO FUNNY!!!!!
Manny was SHOCKED!!! and so sorry and oppoligetic, that he messed up my bow!!!!!
I was laughing so hard, all I could say was... "No worries,Brother!!! I just wish I had a camera!!!!!"
The old Grizzly was just fine! I took the skin straps that were still on off & hunted the rest of the weekend. When I came home, I put a pair of catwhiskers on the string. They stayed on untill last fall, when my son Tyler, took a liking to Charlie's (cyclicrivers) yarn balls. Charlie sent Tyler a big bag of 3" yarn clippings, and we put yarnballs on both our Grizzlys. I've got to admit, They look REALLY Cool!!!!! Do they work better than catwhiskers??? All I can say is, I can't tell the differance, and the deer probly can't either.....