What to do with bow in the stand?

[duckman49]

With my compound I hung it from a hook to my right and never had problems. Can't witg the recurves. We have been just sitting then in our lap for 4 hours at a time and you have to keep a hand on them at all times it seems like and gets your arm stiff. Just seeing what yall do.

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[CRM_95]

I hold mine, but this is my first year too...and I'm looking for other options myself!!

[roostar14]

A do it yourself bow holder rack

[Muddy Bud]

I use a stake in the ground type bow holder. We don't have many trees so most of our hunts are in pop ups.

[Bisch]

What to do with bow in the stand?

I do this a lot:


That is right now, as I am sitting in the blind. In my Krivoman blind, I nock the arrow, and lay the bow on the ground in front of me.

I not worried about movement because I have netting in all the windows.

If I'm in a tree stand or ladder stand, it pretty much sits on my lap the whole time.

Bisch

[DRT]

Good luck on the hunt.

[gatorgar]

Need to find a better option myself

[White Falcon]

Lap!

[jbarr]

My son's bow, we just hang with bungee cord from top pole of pop up. Pretty easy and cheap. I got a pack of camo bungee "bow holders" for 2.99. Lol

Just saw it was posted in traditional forum. Sorry his is a wheeled bow.

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[SwampRabbit]

[Chunky]

In a ground blind I lean it against the wall, in any other stand I have it across my lap.

[super_dave]

Eat more cheeseburgers and get it to where you can put the string under your gut lap.

[Draco]

I sew either one or two clothing hooks on my pants legs and hook my string on them. Been using them for years now and don't think I could keep my bow from falling with out them.

[Phillip Fields]

Across my lap.

[Randy Madden]

That hook thingy is a pretty slick idea! I have a "boot" I made out of pvc that's attached to the side of one of my stands. It hold my bow vertical out to my side where I can reach it with minimal movement. I'll get a pic next time I hunt there.