Hunting Season Bow Tune-Up
Short answer: bring your bow in 4 to 6 weeks before hunting season for a full tune-up — enough time to catch and fix any issues before opening day, without the rush of everyone else waiting until the last minute.
A bow that's been sitting since last season needs more than a quick once-over. Strings settle, cam timing drifts, and broadheads fly differently than field points even on a bow that's otherwise in tune.
Our pre-season tune-up covers the full setup — inspection, tuning, and broadhead-specific flight checks — so you're heading into the field with confidence instead of hoping everything still shoots the way it did last fall.
What's Included
- Full bow inspection and hardware check
- String and cable wear assessment
- Cam timing and nocking-point verification
- Paper tuning and walk-back tuning
- Broadhead flight check against field points
Common Questions
When should I bring my bow in before hunting season?+
Ideally 4 to 6 weeks out. That gives enough time for any parts that need ordering, plus time for you to practice with your tuned setup before opening day.
Do you check broadhead flight specifically?+
Yes — broadheads can fly differently than field points even on a well-tuned bow, so we check them separately as part of a pre-season tune-up and make adjustments if needed.
My bow shot fine last season — do I still need a tune-up?+
It's worth checking. Strings and cables settle over an off-season even without shooting, and a quick check now is a lot easier than discovering a problem in the field.
Ready to get started?
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