elkaddict

I've been playing around with a biscuit most of the winter. They certainly are convenient and quiet. Although they cost some velocity, my biggest gripe is some of the phantom poor shots. One out five arrows or so unexplainably lands off target(its not the arrows--I keep the marked). I'm begining to suspect they are more sensitive to slight form errors than the TT drop aways I'm used to. For sitting in a blind or in a stand a close distance as I do in the evenings, it's ideal. However, for the spot and stalk hunting I do most mornings, where ranges can really stretch out, I'm a little concerned. For some reason, I'm getting more flyers with the biscuit. One thing for sure, its sold me on the need for some kind of containment rest.