Couger...Hmmmm....I'd have to look, but I don't think its would be possible. I played with different configurations of the rest and no go with the Bowtechs. I called Spot Hogg and talked to a tech and they said to absolutely not worry about it at all on the Bowtechs. They cut their holes substantially lower than most other manufacturers and the Whammy will ultimately end up above center, closer to what other bows are. They also said that they didn't see any difference in accuracy through a Hooter Shooter.

I did exactly as TFOX suggested and moved my prongs down as far as they would go and also loosened and twisted each prong to cradle the arrow deeper in the V. I also removed the prong covers and replaced them with just moleskin. My arrow as it stands right now, has the bottom half disecting the middle of the berger holes...close enough for me.

So far, the rest is shooting lights out with minimal tweaking. NO contact issues yet.

One thing I noticed about the arrow bounce off effect. The tighter you make the cord, which as I understand, makes the rest react and fall faster, the more the bounce off effect occurs. I was just playing with it the other day at the shop and noticed that. If you pull the cord through the arm to where you just barely put pressure on the cable and tighten, the rest doesn't do it as much. You still need to let down VERY slowly, but it does work better there IMO. I think having it set as I mentioned, just barely putting pressure on the cable, it guides the arrow longer and is the correct way.

Couger, don't hesitate to buy one. I really like mine so far. It's a learning curve, as with anything that is completely different than what we're used to. The LD is a great rest. I just opted for the Whammy because, after playing with my shop owners bow, saw that it offered good containment for hunting compared to the LD.