Well after twenty something years of shooting bows i had something happen to me today that i have never had happen before (ignorance on my part [:@]) I usually strap my wrist release around the string when i have my bow hanging up in my basement, well today i decided to crank down the poundage for the vegas league and a comfy turkey hunting poundage, dont know what i was thinking but after i backed off the limb bolts and checked tiller i decided to test the draw weight with the release still strappedaround the string stupid mistake, after drawing, the release fell down around the bottom cam while i was letting it down, it walked the string right off the cam, [:@]luckily the string fell between the cam and the limb on top af the axle and did not fly apart. Thank god i had a bow press to quickly get it back together. dont do this people, it aint pretty

bummer....atleast nothing was permanently damaged!

Well, that's better than doing something stupid with your boy.. which could have been far worse!

Is that a CP Dead nuts? oh yeh btw glad you didnt get hurt and your bow was fixable. i did that once at an archery shop, ony it was the price tag tied on the string with a piece of wire and when i drew it back the wire pinched up under the cam, just had to draw it back again and pull it out.

I did that years ago 1 morning before going hunting.It cut my release strap right in to.Then it was a mad dash trying to piece together another strap from pieces I had laying around.

I always wonder what would happen if the release got stuck there! (I too always keep my release strapped to my grip so I don't walk 3/4ths of a mile to my stand only to realize I left my release on my hood while getting ready![])

Your to quick Greg i had to edit the title a bit

I strap mine to my grip now as well,I will never do that again.

I did the same thing this summer - only the string didn't come off the cam. Live and learn . . . .

Thats dumb! I've never done anything dumb.[X(]

Kidding aside, glad nothing was damaged.