whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

I've had mine for 2 years and have never had a bad shot because of it.
love it !!!

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

Ditto!

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

Only had mine a short time, but I definitely love it.

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

I have had my biscuit for a couple years now and I love it. I'm thinking about going to the rip cord drop away rest for something different though.

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

Not a big fan of it.
slows the shot down(not by much though) and tears up fletching.

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

I got no time for it. I don't spend a lot of time getting fletching clearance to screw it up with that thing. They're Ok for the average weekend warrior.

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

what is that supposed to mean? was it meant as an insult?

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

i heard there good and that bristles need replaced often and in cold/wet weather the bristeles are stiff

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

Guess it all depends on what you want and what you need a rest to do.

I always hunt on my feet. Closest I come to a stand is crouched behind a small fir. I move a lot, sometimes knocked. I need a rest that I know will hold my arrow until I draw. The WB does this without a secondary holding device to possibly fail. There is no rattle or sound. I simply know the arrow will not move.

Giving up a few feet per second means nothing to me; I like the secure arrow. The new disk is much easier on fletch than the first model was. I went from quite a bit of damage to almost none.

Shoots fine wet. We don't get real cold much around here.

If I was sitting in a stand all day I would probably use something else. Like most tools it has to fit the job for which it is intended. My advice is try it; then bad mouth it!

RE: whisker biscuit love it or hate it
 

BGfisher...Weekend warrior??? First of all, fletching clearance is not an issue so how are you screwing it up? Also, may I submit to you that there are vanes out there that are durable enough to shoot with the WB and never show any indication of wear, like the blazer vanes.

So, BGfisher, if you are into traditional archery and traditional equipment, that's fine and I'm all for that, but you shouldn't knock other hunters for the equipment they use.


It seemed to work fine for me...and it wasn't on the weekend.:D