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Carter Enterprises P.O. Box 19 487 N. 2290 E. Saint Anthony, ID 83445. Phone: (208) 624-3467 Fax: (208) 624-7515. contact@carterenterprises.com
Nov 24, 2023 · I’ve enjoyed Carter releases. I currently have a Carter NV and like it a lot. Had the wise choice and nock 2 it also which were great. I’d go with the too simple if that’s one of your choices. The Carter nv and Carter EZ are a perfect matching pair that you wouldn’t have to change your anchor.
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Best Overall Release Aid: Spot Hogg Wise GuyBest Budget Release Aid: Tru-Fire Smoke Buckle FoldbackBest Index Release: Carter Like Mike IIBest Thumb Release: Stan OnnexThere isn’t one day. Not one day goes by without me doing something bowhunting-related. It’s one of my ultimate passions and that passion flows through my veins stronger and stronger with each passing year. Bowhunting is quite literally a game of inches. A whole lot has to go right in order for success to materialize. Which means there is even more...
Handheld vs. Index Release
Going through our list, you’ll notice that there are several options for both handheld and index-style release aids. So, on top of just finding the right release for you, this poses yet another question. Should you snag a handheld release or an index-style release? Both releases are tried and true, but they indeed each have their own pros and cons. Here is a breakdown of each to get you set on the right track
Index-Style Release Aid
Index-style release aids are by a long shot the most popular option among bowhunters. If you’re familiar with firing a gun at all, even a toy gun, this will be a pretty seamless transition. Operating this trigger system is nearly identical to that of a trigger on a gun. These releases attach to your wrist via a buckled or Velcro strap. A very handy feature for field use and one that will make sure your release is always ready. The chances of losing one of these are very slim because of this....
Handheld Release Aid
On the other side, we have the handheld release. As far as what they are, the name really says it all. These are going to be either thumb buttons, hinges, or resistance releases. Each one of them operates a little differently, but they are all known for their incredible accuracy. Mostly prevalent in the target world, these have been growing in popularity quite a bit for bowhunting over the last few years. One of the biggest ups I can personally give handheld releases is their ability to comba...
Carter Enterprises makes a full line of mechanical release aids for compound archers. Based in Idaho, the company makes thumb triggers, back tension, resistance activated, and index finger releases. These can be used by bow hunters and target archers alike.
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