Compressed air is a good idea. I'll have to use that this year. I usually dry as much as I can with a towel, then use a hair dryer to dry out the limb pockets and anywhere else the towel doesn't get to. Then try to leave the bow in front of a heat register, woods stove, etc to dry it even more. When you have a wet bow, get it out of the case as soon as possible, and make sure your case is dry before using it again.

peashooter