If you place the limb savers as they were intended they won't do much , but if you place them on the back of the prod between the limb and the string they work much better for quieting string twang and limb slap. The string leeches don't work as well as the string bats IMO ,and are unneccesary once the limb savers are mounted anyway. Don't forget to use either Simsinsulating strips or a snugly fittedneoprene cover on the stock to deaden vibration , and don't overlook dampening the bolt retainer . You can't do much about the track noise , but a good even coat of string wax will tone it down a little .Check to ensure that all fasteners are snug , loose ones will buzz or rattle at the shot . I remove the quiver once on stand to eliminate a potential source of noise , I leave it on for still hunting but dampen it at the point of attachment with rubber washers .

You can dampen a crossbow quite a bit , but they will always be noisier than a bow , you just have to work with the tool you've got. That Horton you're shooting is more than fast enough , if you think they'll duck adjust your POI to where you think it will make the best hit either way , aim for the center of mass and "crowd" the shoulder to ensure a good lung hit.