Wisker Bisquit
 

What do you think of the wisker bisquit arrow rest?

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lot of them out there. all told though i believe it produces too much drag. although your arrow would not fall off the rest, huh? think better ones have come out in the last year.

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I switched to the whisker biscuit two years ago and love it. It holds the arrow on and is quiet. I'd never go back to the launchers, etc. that I used to use.

Jack

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I love the WB. Some have had troubles with the WB ripping fletchings from arrows, I have not. I did trim the whiskers on the back side of the WB, and some from the front, and there is minimal drag. Easy to paper tune with it also. If ripping flecthings is a problem, simple solution is to put a small drop of super glue at the front edge of the fletchings, no more problems. I also probably won't go back to the TM rest, no reason to.

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DehavenPhoto, are you from Martinsburg, WV? There is a photogropher that does seniors pictures out of WV by the name of Jack and I was wondering if theres any relation?

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I bought one and returned it two days later. Too much contact with the arrow and a pain to load.

I'm looking at the new Shoot-Out rest by Golden Key. The Bodoodle Zappers look good too. They load from the top or the side and much less arrow contact.

I recently bought the Huntmaster rest for my target bow and it holds the arrow really well, easy to tune and you can shoot fingers if needed. Some people don't like plungers but I have no idea why.

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Josh,

I the one. The senior portrait photographer. I love to deerhunt, especially bowhunt.

Jack

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I don't really care for the whisker biscuit for a few reasons, but I do like the idea of not having the arrow fall off the rest. I have been eyeing this rest for a while and it seems promising. www.apaarchery.com does any one know anything about this rest? what are your thoughts about it?

RE: Wisker Bisquit
 

Its not hard to load if you cut a 1/4" slot in the biscuit. It allows you to feed it throught just like a regular prong rest, yet keeps the arrow holding ability.

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I don't think there is a better rest out there, that serves the needs of the average hunter.

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After reading (for the second time) all of the positive posts about the Biscuit, I bought a second one for my backup bow. This one seems pretty much like the first one so far. That is, noisy to draw, and not as accurate as I would like. I have not trimmed it, or taken a lot of time to try to fine tune the setup (if that is really possible). After archery season is over, I will probably put this rest on my #1 bow, and see what I can do with it. Just too busy to worry about it right now though. Just got a new place to hunt, and have a few weeks to get a buck with the bow.:) I still wonder if the original Stalkmaster is not the best full capture rest.

Avoid the inevitable until it is absolutely unavoidable!

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I am definately sold on it's simplicity. After putting one on my treestand bow and using it this season I am planning on picking another one up for my backup bow. I'm tired of trying to make my fletchings clear my rest. With the bisquit, it's gonna hit it- but equally.
I chronoed my primary bow before and after and could not see a significant loss of speed. My five arrow average was still the same 252fps I had before installation. I think my bow was actually tuned better afterwards because it is now "easier" to shoot.

When I'm getting set up in my climber in the morning I put my bow in it's holder upside down before removing the quiver(arrows would hit stand if right side up w/ quiver on), now I can do this with an arrow knocked on my upside down bow- too cool!!!

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Thanks every one for repling to my topic. Ithink that the WB is the best rest i have ever bought.