catwiskers

I use Hushpuppies only to support the site, in the past wool yarn sprayed with Scothguard both very small. On the Hushpuppies I cut them in half width wise and then trim them very very small around my string. I also use Cat Whiskers with them but same deal around a 1" long & 1" wide. If that don't work you have other issues.

Yarn. Natrual or acrylic

I use 2 pr of string leeches. Esp. good for when the weather is wet

QuoteOriginally posted by Guss:
The Navajo Wool silencers that Jim Neaves(Centaur) sells are my favorite. They are also available from 3Rivers.
Jr.

X2

Navaho wool, of course I used to raise navaho sheep so I have several lifetimes supply,LOL!

Does work great and VERY water repellant w/ the natural lanolin in it.

say prairie drifter- how do you attach the sheep wool.- any pics??
i have lots of sheeps wool surplus- as i am a saddle buiulder- and have lotsa trimmings
wayne

Wool.  

Navaho Wool from Centaur paired with a SBD 8 strand string. Dead silent  

Hush Puppies....and on my recurves, Bow Hush and Hush Puppies! Best I have ever used!

8 small strips of fleece material tied together with serving. Works like a charm. Beaver on my selfbows.

Beaver or otter. I find that they tend to pick up and hold a lot fewer burrs, stickers, etc. than wool.

Wool yarn! One skeen of wool yarn will make dozens of silencers and it's cheap. I'm all about cheap 8^)

Jason

Wool yarn for me.

Wool yarn, make my own,can taylor them to the specific application.

Musk Ox.


Bill

beaver

Rubber from the inside of old luggage straps, (bit like cat whiskers) works really well for me, and cheap as!!  

Beaver balls - they work and look cool.

I use the Bow Hush and Huppies