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C&P: Secure bow string release
To keep from losing your bow string release, tie it to your hunting clothing. You can use a leather boot string or plastic "coiled chain" with a snap. It looks like a phone cord with a snap on the end and only costs a couple of bucks. Tie your release to one end and snap the other end to your belt loop. The "coiled chain" works best.
Found that on whitetails.com I usually try looping mine on using the wrist wrap, but I still forgot and have to walk back to the truck sometimes. I've even lost a couple over the years, fell out of my pocket or something.
To keep from losing your bow string release, tie it to your hunting clothing. You can use a leather boot string or plastic "coiled chain" with a snap. It looks like a phone cord with a snap on the end and only costs a couple of bucks. Tie your release to one end and snap the other end to your belt loop. The "coiled chain" works best.
Found that on whitetails.com I usually try looping mine on using the wrist wrap, but I still forgot and have to walk back to the truck sometimes. I've even lost a couple over the years, fell out of my pocket or something.
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