I took on the task of changing my string on my bow, but forgot to mark the cam before removing the string. I have a Monster Buck Hunter with M-Pro cam. Could anyone post a picture of were the cam should be after it’s strung up, or tell me what I’m doing wrong. The shooting string is tight, but the cables are loose. I can take my hand and rotate the wheel and everything tightens up. Please any help will be greatly appreciated.

This topic actually popped into my mind in the last days.

Every year it is the same. You just cannot order a bow in the first months without taking the risk of missing parts or a really bad condition. In the most times the pro shops will take care of the bows but not if you order from Martin.

Why is it so? Are we missing a quality control? Why does the quality get better to the end of the year and will drop down some weeks after the ATA? How can we solve this problem?

Just some examples this year:

• Missing screws
• wrong assembled Nemesis (the cables must cross below the cable slide not above it)
• wrong assmbled Shadowcats (same as above)
• so on …

Those things are problems that could be really easily solved if there would be anyone to control the bows before sending them out. So how can this be? i know that Hoyt had major problems with their quality control a few years back – most bows were really out of tune and specs. They solved it. Can Martin, too? I hope so…

But why always those problems? I am really getting tired of it..

Alright so I just got me one of those new quest G5 primal bows and I need a new stabilizer, something more sophisticated then a limbsaver s-coil, any idea on whats good out there for a hunting stab.

what is the best stabilizer?

What do you people think is this a Hoyt & great way to advertisehttp://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180479237111&ssPageNam e=STRK:MEWAX:IT

i got drawn for the shotgun hunt at Big Oaks and i was unimpressed. it was very hot and i only saw one deer. we were in a very good spot hunting a river and valley edge but the deer just werent there. i may go back but i doubt it. not worth the time. anyone else have better luck?

Shot a huge doe at one of my buddy’s property. back when we had that negative degree temperatures. that is the time to hunt i saw 28 deer and passed a shot at at least 6 because i saw the doe that i shot working her way towards my climber. many hunters’ would have shyed away from hunting in those cold temperatures but not me and it payed off. when it is cold is the best time to hunt in my opinion, the deer are all hearded up and they aint very skiddish because they know that we wont be out there when its that cold but if you can get out there and not mind the cold then that has gotta be the best time to hunt