ORIGINAL: Germ
ORIGINAL: BigJ12
I keep mine in my hand and laying on my lap. Usually if I hear a noise I will attach my release early then sit and wait. I will slowly look for deer movement. If I see deer, I will either slowly stand (If I know I won't be detected) or I will shoot sitting.
My bow never leaves my hand, this way I'm never reaching for it or fumbling to get the wrist sling over my glove. It's not the easiest thing to get your had into, it tends to hang up.
Well for the average size guyit's not to tough
Can you even fine a wrist sling that fits?
LOL!
I use one of those flat braded leather straps because they are pretty long. In the winter especially It takes me some time to get my gloved hand through it. I just can't see trying to do that and keep a deer from seeing me fussing with it.
No extra movement for me I prefer just to hold on to the bow. Here is a pic. of the strap I use. It's a bad picture but it's all I have of it right now.
