spracklin
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Yeah my solution is to just carry my crossbow in its soft-case, legal requirement for it to be cased outside of hunting hours here anyway - so even if i'm going in during daylight - when i'm coming out in the dark i have to case it anyway - so might as well just carry it that way - the soft case has backpack straps, so I sling it over one shoulder and rotate it so the limbs are in line with my direction of travel so they dont snag on everything.I like to carry my bow in at the ready because I’ve shot a lot of my deer on the way in and out. Carrying a xbow cocked and ready, safely, is extremely fatiguing. Especially with a ground blind on your back. A sling wasn’t really the answer for me because you don’t want it cocked without a bolt and it dry fire but I didn’t wanted a cocked and loaded xbow slung and next to my head either.