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String Silencers.

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  1. BadCompany

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    Just wondering what kind of string silencers You guys use and recommend. Thanks!
     
  2. Muddslinger2008

    Muddslinger2008 Weekend Warrior

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    Depends on what you like. Most all of them work. I was always partial to the old school cat whiskers. My cousin likes string leeches. But on my new bow it would just be a waste of money to use them since most of todays bows are so quiet that they dont need them.
     
  3. BadCompany

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    Cat Whiskers is what Ive always used. I always tied them and trimmed them down and made a nice little ball lol.
     
  4. Muddslinger2008

    Muddslinger2008 Weekend Warrior

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    Yeah thats what most people still use. What do you shoot?
     
  5. BadCompany

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    I have a Reezen 6.5 and my old school Martin Mag-Cat. I love that old Martin, but im looking at a Ovation right now. Just cant seem to find any ifo on them.
     
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    Well i dont know but i would say that those probably need some sort of string silencer. Cat whiskers are cheeper and some people say they work better. The string leeches are around 12 for 4 of them. I have never tried the string leeches, but if i had to choose i would go with the whiskers just because you can have 5 or 6 sets put on for the price of one set of string leeches, and the fact that they have proven themselfs for years before...
    Just my 2 cents
     
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    stuntriders Weekend Warrior

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    Anyone have pictures of these Cat Whiskers you speak of????
     
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    I would try cat whiskers and string leaches to see what works best on your bow
     
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    octhereicome Weekend Warrior

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    monkey tails cause thats what came on my z7
     
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    Thanks guys. Im using the ol' cat whiskers again lol
     
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    BowJax UltraJax for me. Also, their RizrJax are an item I will put on every bow I own.
     
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