I have a 64 Kodiak that is 42#.Is it ok to leave it strung during the hunting season? Or should I unstring it after daily shooting.
Thanks for the help.
David Janssen

Better to leave it strung.  It won't hurt it and everytime you string it you take a chance of twisting a limb.  My Jack Howard Jet has been strung for about 6 years now.

While strung, keep it out of direct sunlight or high heat.  That's the only thing that will hurt it.

Thanks for the advice.

Hi David oh yes it's much safer to leave them strung...My 1964 Kodiak 55#er get strung and remains strung from about the first of july thru the end of dec...all during preping for the upcoming season and during the season she stays strung....if I have to travel long distance to hunt and we are pressed for room in the rig.I do down string for traveling....Great bow,ya gotta love em huh ????? bowdoc

I string my hunting bows prior to the season and they remain strung until the season is over.

Just don't stand it in the corner. Hang by the string either vertical or horizontal and you will be fine. Don't leave it in the truck overnight either.

As Doc  Said "great bow"  

THUNK!!