For me it is slipping the rope between the two main strands in the down cable about ~1" below the rest height (going off memory) and then serving a short section of cable above the pull cord.
Do a search on the drop zone and you will see some pics of other Drop Zones installed on bows that are already posted on this forum.
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Disclaimer- I am not now, nor ever have been a paid bow technician, any advice given is just my opinion.
I don't worry about any fancy knots of methods of attachment. My attachment method is extremely simple and has never caused me ANY sort of problems in over 2 years of hard shootin'. Simply insert the cord end and then bead and melt the end. Serve above this so that the cord can never slide up and you won't have to worry about anything else.
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An "archer" tries to see how far away he can get from his target and still connect, a BOWHUNTER tries to see how CLOSE he can get to his!
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Nothing dies easily in the woods. Animals perish, with or without our help. Most of them die violently and painfully, perhaps in the talons of a hawk, in the jaws of a coyote or as a victim of starvation or disease. My kill is quick and humane. J Zumbo
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