What is the proper way to store/maintain a bow during/after the season? I have a Mathews Switchback. Besides keeping the strings waxed what else should I do?
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Store it in a good case in a warm, dry place. Not a HOT place mind you.....Bad things happen. Don't put it up too far though, you still need to practice in the offseason, perhaps participate in some 3D shoots or a 5 spot league....
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hang it up in plain view that way you might get a hankering to grab it up and shoot it
3D season is coming up ya know
EDIT: Turkey Season I almost Forgot turkey season you cant forget about turkey season
Did I mention turkey season?
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I will keep shooting during the summer but I need to know about bow maintenence. What do ya'll recommend doing to the strings, pulleys, cams, etc.I've gota lot of money tied up in a bow, but no one has ever told me the proper way to maintain it. Help please.
__________________ Mathews Switchback 70#
Goldtip 5575 Wrapped and Blazed
NAP 2000 Dropaway
Copper John Dead Nuts
Montec G5 100
Truflight Release
wax the string and and wipe it down once in a while
I recommend keeping oil away from a bow because if you get oil on a bow string especially around the servings it will cause the servings to seperate.
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bigpops - why do you have a picture of nubo for your avatar?
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Bow upkeep
