Look at the "catfish loop" directions on the Oneida page- it's NOT Oneida-specific. If you're shooting a string loop, this is a different, but really good way, to make one. You never have to worry about the knot coming out like on a tied-in one, plus it's served like your string and more durable. I used this when I had a string loop on my bow in the past, and it worked well.
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Look at the "catfish loop" directions on the Oneida page- it's NOT Oneida-specific. If you're shooting a string loop, this is a different, but really good way, to make one. You never have to worry about the knot coming out like on a tied-in one, plus it's served like your string and more durable. I used this when I had a string loop on my bow in the past, and it worked well.