UPDATE: It took 7 months but the Bow has finally arrived back in Calgary. I'll be picking it up early next week. Hoyt is saying it was a defective limb pocket issue, where the limb pocket was causing the limbs to shift to the side giving the appearance of a bent riser. This was causing the contact between the fletching and the cables. Hoyt has swapped out the limb pocket hardware and they have stated everything is back in spec.
Huge props to Jim Bows Calgary as they went to bat for me on this. I can't thank them enough. The Hoyt Canada supplier thought it was probably driven over (which is wasn't) and didn't want to send it to the US to be repaired. Jim Bows insisted and Hoyt eventually came through on it.
Considering how good of shape the bow was in, and the relatively low amount of use, I was pretty devastated at the time, so very happy to have it back.
I'll post an update when I have the bow in my hands and can look at it and shoot it myself.
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