Salesdon't really mean a whole lot, Germ, except the number of units of a given restgo out the door. Doesn't tell how many of those units are mounted on bows andtaken to the woods or how many wind up tossed into the junk draw before the season opens. Doesn't tell how many of those with them mounted on the bow even get a chance to draw on a deer. Doesn't say how many of those that do get a shot actually take a deer.

Even though the WB might be the most sold single brand of rest, it's not fair to say there are more WB's out in the woods than any other because their are hundreds of other rests on the market.

That'd be like saying that since Ford is the #1 selling pickup in Texas, almost everyone in Texas is driving a Ford. In reality, you see a lot of Chevy's, GMC's, Dodges, Nissans, Toyotas, Mazdas etcon the highway. Only about every 7th or 8thpickup is a Ford, at least in the Dallas/Fort Worth area (gotta allow for regional product preferences too, ya know). And there are a whole bunch of sedans, vansand SUV's for every pickup you see.

I'm sure there are a great many deer taken each year with a WB. Might even be that more are taken with the WB than with any other SINGLE brand of rest, though there is absolutely no way to prove it. But no way in hell are more deer taken with the WB than with all other rests combined, as SOME around here are trying to say.