How To Keep Bowstring From Untwisting 

+Max Ramsey I am happy to have helped.

+Jim Sullins That is a great idea.

+mumbels24 Happy to help.

phantomcruizer Thank You I will be working on more of them in the future!

+pjculbertson55 When I take my bow apart to travel. I put alot of additional items in my bow case. So to keep my bow safe I put the riser in it's bag and the limbs in there own bags. Leaving the string on the limbs is a perfect way to keep your string from untwisting. So just be clear you are not wrong. I do it this way to make shipping my bow easier. Great question and happy shooting.

You're longbows are likely one peice. I have a takedown that I like to take apart and put back together every time b/c it's MUCH easier to get in my car that way. My once piece, of course, I never take the string off. Thanks Shore Shot! As an extra tip, I like to take a pen with a good larger clip at the top and stick it through the top of the loop, which keeps the whole thing you just did there from falling apart. ;-)

He answered the question..but I do the same for travel..when I put my takedown in a bag.

Can anyone help me? I have a string i just unbixed it out of its bag and i dont know how to make the 14 strands that it says it ia needed.

+Algos Explained I put mine in a pouch in my bow case

Thank you for the reply!

I think the best way is to take the bottom loop and put it on the top limb with the top loop without twisting the string. Then take the limb of the riser and twist the string around the limb and then put the limb with the string to a limb sleeve. It is super easy to put the string back by just taking the bottom loop from the top limb and putting it to the bottom limb without loosing or gaining any twists. The only drawback is that you get some wax on your limb a couple of times after waxing the string, but it gets off easily.

Sami Anttila that's a great idea!

I put it in this cork tube it came with

That will totally work! Nice job 😀