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UTGrad

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So I just put my rangefinder and Allen tool set in my hunting pack. It's no longer in my hip quiver. That's kind of the last thing I make sure to get done before opening day. I do need to put my quiver on my bow Friday night. My wrist strap release is now attached to my riser.

Everybody ready?
 
my wrist strap is always attached to the riser year round. Good idea to bring allen wrenches in hunting pack, I may do that. All I gotta do for my bow is wax the strings, shoot a couple dozen more, make sure all bolts are tight, and swap out target arrows for hunting arrows in the quiver. Going to hunt with quiver detached from bow this year, should make things easier.
 
catman529 said:
my wrist strap is always attached to the riser year round. Good idea to bring allen wrenches in hunting pack, I may do that. All I gotta do for my bow is wax the strings, shoot a couple dozen more, make sure all bolts are tight, and swap out target arrows for hunting arrows in the quiver. Going to hunt with quiver detached from bow this year, should make things easier.
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You still need to attach your quiver to your bow before you leave the house or you will forget your arrows. That's what I'm saying.

I highly recommend you bring your allen tool. If for any reason something went wrong you can fix it in the field.
 
UTGrad said:
catman529 said:
my wrist strap is always attached to the riser year round. Good idea to bring allen wrenches in hunting pack, I may do that. All I gotta do for my bow is wax the strings, shoot a couple dozen more, make sure all bolts are tight, and swap out target arrows for hunting arrows in the quiver. Going to hunt with quiver detached from bow this year, should make things easier.
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You still need to attach your quiver to your bow before you leave the house or you will forget your arrows. That's what I'm saying.

I highly recommend you bring your allen tool. If for any reason something went wrong you can fix it in the field.
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My quiver is always on the bow except when I'm shooting, should have said that. Will bring the allen tool.
 

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