OK pal, I feel your pain.
You are new here and it wouldn' t be the first time someone didn' t practice enough before their hunt. WELCOME TO THE BOARDS!
Want to learn how to take your bow apart and put it back together? This is the place. We have some of the best frequent this board. Just don' t be a smart ass to the big guns or they' ll stop answering your threads.
We are a warehouse of archery links. Need a press but can' t afford one? We have links on how to build them. Want to make your own strings? We have links for that too. Anything you need, some one here either has one, had one, or can find one.
Please Help! Tired of unreliable work!
Don' t blame the shop if you didn' t practice with your rig before you went hunting. 
] No, that was not the first shot I took. I had work done then would shoot 50+ arrows only to go out the next time and after only a few shots something would come un-done. The last time the string completely came off my Cam. That was the final straw. I have since taken my bow to a different shop over 50 miles away had a new string/cable put on and have vowed learn how to do it all myself rather than risk injury most importantly, and/or miss due to someone else' s mistake, lack of attention to detail, or any other possibility. At least that way if something does go wrong I have no one to blame but myself. I used that as a scenario, I just want to learn the right ways to do all my own maintenance on all my bowhuting equipment now just my bow but arrows, rests, strings, ect.....
