Atlas.....The only problem I have with YOU (not the WB)...is you seem to be calling me a liar. I was the only one in the woods the morning I got busted (well...me and the deer....and they ain't talkin).....and I say the only noise that could be heard when I was 27 ft away from my buck.....was the Radial X-Weave being dragged across the WB.

You say that's not whyI got busted.

I've been hunting for 30 years. I've been humbled MANY, MANY times. I've done things in the duck blind (former AVID duck hunter) that had my LAB calling me a dumbaxx.....and I'm a big enough MAN to admit when I'm wrong (and for the record....I've never done anything but say the WB is a GREAT rest....and that I still haveit on my son's bows). Marriageand being afather hastaught melessons in humility. Believe me.....if something else had spooked my buck that morning....I'd tell you. For you to NOT BE THERE and have a crystal understanding of what went on.....is the only thing that's impossible. I wouldn't insult you by stating I knew what went on in YOURtreestand.....from another state.

And yes....I have to put a small bit of moleskin on my rest (samerest as Motown, BTW).....but it's an easy fix. I've only had to apply it once....and it's had at least a thousand arrows slung throughit.

I've even thought of anything else thatcould have been in play that morning. I DIDspray some white lightning on my bow (and the uiver was attached). I thought the powder/residue may have added to the noise. It may have.....but, again, I tested 3 other bows in the shop when I switched THAT DAY.....an they all made "the noise". Honestly....if someone could have shown me a way to silence the WB with little effort.....I'd have likely given that a shot. i still don't see a way that makes sense,TO ME.....and I'm alsovery happy with what I have.

I SINCERELY wish you and you brother/friends a VERY successful season.Again...I am GLAD the WB works for you.

Jeff