Nord QC Bouman

I have been watching the some showswhere guys are using aWhisker Biscuit style rest rather than some sort of open system. I was told that the biscuit were not good because of fletch contact, etc. Any one have opinons on the pros/cons of these rests?

outdoorsmen

i know alot of guys shooting them. it opposite sides of the spectrum, the fall away to the biskuit. doesn't really make since. i think it's good for a hunting only setup. feathers may be a better choice.

atlasman

Not true.

It's a great rest.

bowtech die hard

yeah, most people on here know i'm opposed to the WB, but that's me. Lots of guys swear by 'em and really like 'em....so it's up to you.

atlasman

My brother consistently shoots high 270's-280's in his 3D league with a WB.

WKP Todd

The only real arguement for a WB (IMO) is the fact that it captures your arrow. Supposidly this will help prevent your arrow from falling off the rest during a draw.

With that said, I'd rather push my arrows though air versus a brissle-brush. With the variety of drop-away's on the market, I'm sure you can find one that does what you want. I prefer the simplist, strongest possible designs. I like the Trophy Taker, simple, works, and won't budge once tuned.

PSEMuzzy

A friend of mine gave me a whisker biscuit and he went to a drop away rest, I used it this past deer season and didn't have problem with it at all. Holds the arrow securely when sitting in my stand and flys true when shot. I like mine.

Oneshot7

i love mine and if my camera phone would send teh pic to my email i would upload the pic of my tightest group yet that i shot yesterday which was 1/2 in and came extremely close to robinhooding at 25 yards and all you have to do it put a dab of super glue on the fletching

KodiakArcher

Ever see a "Bisquit" on a target bow?

Okie48

Oh man! Here we go again. The whisker is a great rest, look how many are sold, look how many people use them.I use one.There are alot of good fall aways also.Use what u want.