Adding to my Archery tackle box...

[DrenalinJunkie]

I am adding to my archery tackle box and have a bow press question.

What is the best "In a pinch" bow press that will work on my Drenalin?

It needs to be where I can throw it in the bottom of a tackle box.

[DrenalinJunkie]

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[bowhuntntxn]

got a ratchet strap??

[DrenalinJunkie]

yeah, several but is that safe? I know they make take down type presses.

[bowhuntntxn]

I would trust a ratchet strap more than one of those tiny cable, gotta get it just right take down portable presses. Or I would just run back into the nearest town with a shop. What are you expecting to happen that you will need to press your bow in the field any way? Just wondering.

[DrenalinJunkie]

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[Derrik]

Bowmaster seems to work pretty good....

[Shiner]

http://www.prototechind.com/

[DrenalinJunkie]

I would trust a ratchet strap more than one of those tiny cable, gotta get it just right take down portable presses. Or I would just run back into the nearest town with a shop. What are you expecting to happen that you will need to press your bow in the field any way? Just wondering.

Not expecting anything to happen but thats when it does happen. Just thought it would be a good idea to keep something in my box if the string were to break. 99% of the places I hunt I would not need it but I do hunt a couple places that the nearest shop is 3-4 hours away.

[MarlinMears]

I've used the bowmaster as well. Keep it in my case at all times. Once, at the Callahan Shoot Out, I drew back and had a small limb get between my sting and the wheel, so when I let down the string popped off. I would've been up a creek without one.

[Hollis F]

I keep a Bowmaster in my bow bag at all times!

[DrenalinJunkie]

Thanks for the info guys. Looks like i will be picking up a Bowmaster. Does anyone know if I can pick one up at a pro shop or is it order only?

[TxTechBowhunter]

I use this one.

http://www.nitehawkarchery.com/My_Homepage_Files/Page1.html

[stryker93]

I have the ratchet lok press that works well in a pinch. Not as small as the bowmaster, but small enough to take with you.