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Old 08-10-2006 | 07:22 PM
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atlasman
 
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Default RE: WHISKER BISQUIT

ORIGINAL: MOTOWNHONKEY

[quote]ORIGINAL: HuntinGUS

If your are overwhelmed with adrenlin when that spike and doe come in than the Whisker Biscuit is what you need.
If I ever get to the point where a spike or a does does not excite me, I'll quit hunting.

If your confident, in control, and are a avid archer then the drop away style rest is your best choice.
So only confident and "in control" archers should use a drop away? Care to explain what you mean with this statement?


You can always start out with the Whisker biscuit and work your way up.
In hopes of one day being the archer/super hunter that you obvisously are.........[:-]


LOL Hook line and sinker. I got you and Atlas sore mouthed like a big ole bass. This is like taking candy from a baby. Never laughed so hard in my life. BAwwwww Bawwww
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ORIGINAL: atlasman

ORIGINAL: MOTOWNHONKEY

The Whisker Biscuit makes simular noises as an air biscuit.

I agree.................silent but deadly



If your are overwhelmed with adrenlin when that spike and doe come in than the Whisker Biscuit is what you need.
I don't get "overwhelmed"..........and the WB is exactly what I need.



If your confident, in control, and are a avid archer then the drop away style rest is your best choice. You can always start out with the Whisker biscuit and work your way up.

I am confident, in control, and an avid archer and the Whisker Biscuit is my best choice. I started out with a drop away and worked my way up

Yea........I really fell for that one
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