Sure you can use leeches. Also, consider bowhush for your string where it contacts your recurve's limb tips. I have some, haven't installed it yet, but got a bunch of positive feedback when asking about it.
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RE: string leeches
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ok. Would mole skin work where the riser contacts the string?
Im concerned that you might have too shallow of a brace. That is, if you string is touching your riser. If this is the case, you might solve a lot of your problems by increasing your brace height.
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Bowman, just having fun... The riser is the part of the bow where you grip it. Where you're describing your string is contacting the bow is at the limbs and sounds perfectly normal.
However, brace height can be a big contributor to bow noise. What bow do yo have? Do you know the manufacturers recommended brace?
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