xeniabuck

I'm thinking of getting a Bisciut and I was wondering if u had to reset ur sights when you install it. Also, will they tear up my fletching or take arrow speed away???

c903

Use the "search" mode, type in Whisker Biscuit, ask for all threads within last year. Hope you have flood insurance.

Txnhunter

I just got one, and the pro shop set me up with one set for aluminum arrows, so that when using carbons it doesn't damage the fletching at all

gunner0909

I have tryed Wisker Bisciut on 3 bows now, it works great on a round wheeled Martin, it shoots very well. Couldn't get one to shoot at all on a single cam bow. The guys at the archery shop tells me that it just won't work on some bows.
Depending on your setup you will loose as much as 5 feet per second, If you dont already shoot carbons, you can gain 4 to 5% in speed over aluminum, on most bows thats about 10 fps.

patient one

I use the whisker bisquit on my hoyt magnatech and I feel that it is excellent for hunting because it holds the arrow in place so that your fingers are not in danger of getting cut on the broadhead and you dont have to worry about the arrow falling and making unnecessary noises.
I have noticed very little difference in accuracy between the whisker bisquit and the TM hunter rest that I used to use.




always leave the woods with more than you went with especially the memories

5 shot

this may help you some. http://www.broadheadtests.com/ARROWRESTS.html

SumHunter

I switched to one last year and I am more than happy with it. Especially this year with the new biscuit. The bristles are much softer (brown). I would highly recommend the WB.

buttonbuckmaster

Gotta luv the Biscuit!

bigbutteredbuck12

well i havent really ever been impressed with the whisker but maybe i should give it a chance...ill have to think about it..i dont have much background info. on it though...

Bucky10

I would not own one if you paid me too. I want nothing touching that arrow when I pull the trigger on my release.JMO