WHISKER BISQUIT
08-10-2006 | 05:49 PM
#81
Giant Nontypical
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From: Kansas
RE: WHISKER BISQUIT
[quote]ORIGINAL: HuntinGUS
If I ever get to the point where a spike or a does does not excite me, I'll quit hunting.
So only confident and "in control" archers should use a drop away? Care to explain what you mean with this statement?
In hopes of one day being the archer/super hunter that you obvisously are.........[:-]
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LOL
Hook line and sinker. I got you and Atlas sore mouthed like a big ole bass. This is like taking candy from a baby. Never laughed so hard in my life. BAwwwww Bawwww
If your are overwhelmed with adrenlin when that spike and doe come in than the Whisker Biscuit is what you need.
If your confident, in control, and are a avid archer then the drop away style rest is your best choice.
You can always start out with the Whisker biscuit and work your way up.
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LOL
Hook line and sinker. I got you and Atlas sore mouthed like a big ole bass. This is like taking candy from a baby. Never laughed so hard in my life. BAwwwww Bawwww 
08-10-2006 | 07:16 PM
#82
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From: NY
RE: WHISKER BISQUIT
ORIGINAL: SBGobblers
Atlas.....
You kill me.
If you must have the last word.....then I concede it to you. I will not post again.
Atlas.....
You kill me.
If you must have the last word.....then I concede it to you. I will not post again.
From now on, though.....when people ask about the WB....can I just post the "noise" information from THEIR site....instead of posting MY experience?
Can I?
OK....I will.
Jeff
see ya.....
Can I?
OK....I will.
Jeff
see ya.....
If you had properly tuned your rest (Obviously you did not since you didn't even know any of that information even existed) it would still be on your bow.
08-10-2006 | 07:22 PM
#83
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From: NY
RE: WHISKER BISQUIT
ORIGINAL: MOTOWNHONKEY
[quote]ORIGINAL: HuntinGUS
If I ever get to the point where a spike or a does does not excite me, I'll quit hunting.
So only confident and "in control" archers should use a drop away? Care to explain what you mean with this statement?
In hopes of one day being the archer/super hunter that you obvisously are.........[:-]
[quote]ORIGINAL: HuntinGUS
If your are overwhelmed with adrenlin when that spike and doe come in than the Whisker Biscuit is what you need.
If your confident, in control, and are a avid archer then the drop away style rest is your best choice.
You can always start out with the Whisker biscuit and work your way up.
LOL
Hook line and sinker. I got you and Atlas sore mouthed like a big ole bass. This is like taking candy from a baby. Never laughed so hard in my life. BAwwwww Bawwww [/quote]
ORIGINAL: atlasman
I agree.................silent but deadly
I don't get "overwhelmed"..........and the WB is exactly what I need.
I am confident, in control, and an avid archer and the Whisker Biscuit is my best choice. I started out with a drop away and worked my way up
ORIGINAL: MOTOWNHONKEY
The Whisker Biscuit makes simular noises as an air biscuit.
The Whisker Biscuit makes simular noises as an air biscuit.
I agree.................silent but deadly
If your are overwhelmed with adrenlin when that spike and doe come in than the Whisker Biscuit is what you need.
If your confident, in control, and are a avid archer then the drop away style rest is your best choice. You can always start out with the Whisker biscuit and work your way up.
I am confident, in control, and an avid archer and the Whisker Biscuit is my best choice. I started out with a drop away and worked my way up
Yea........I really fell for that one
08-10-2006 | 08:00 PM
#84
Giant Nontypical
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From: Kansas
RE: WHISKER BISQUIT
Izzz just jacking with you guys. If I was a betting man I would say that Atlasman loves and will forever use the WB. Keep the debate going though it gets quite funny at times. Guys, I hope you get a chance to spend some time with loved ones on a pond bank catching some Bream.
08-11-2006 | 01:52 PM
#86
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From: Illinois
RE: WHISKER BISQUIT
ORIGINAL: BobCo19-65
Being as stealth as possible is a good thing. 
Just who do they think they are....all stealthy and such.
Why you ask? well all of that stuff combined doesn't spook deer as much as my super loud Whisker Biscuit rest does so I figure, "I might as well"
08-11-2006 | 02:21 PM
#88
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From: NY
RE: WHISKER BISQUIT
ORIGINAL: BigJ12
Stealth smealth......not me....no sir, I stroll into the woods smoking a big cigar wearing my"neon blue" mall ninja camo. I make sure my pockets are full of loose change and anOscar-Meyer weenie whistle so I can play my favorite tune while in my stand.
Why you ask? well all of that stuff combined doesn't spook deer as much as my super loud Whisker Biscuit rest does so I figure, "I might as well"
ORIGINAL: BobCo19-65
Being as stealth as possible is a good thing.
Just who do they think they are....all stealthy and such.
Why you ask? well all of that stuff combined doesn't spook deer as much as my super loud Whisker Biscuit rest does so I figure, "I might as well"
08-11-2006 | 05:22 PM
#89
Nontypical Buck
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From: Flushing Michigan
RE: WHISKER BISQUIT
Time out for a minute.
Last night I took my bow into the basement at about 4 am. There was absolutely NO BACKGROUND NOISE because everyone was sleeping. I tried 3 different types of carbon arrows through the biscuit and all three were louder than I'd prefer. Onaprong rest w/ moleskinall threewere dead quiet - zero noise.
Outside the noise from the biscuit isn't that bad but there's usually a breeze, highway traffic, etc.On a dead quiet morning with no wind I can see how the noise could be a factor. For the record, I've shot dropaway and bicuits and I like them both. But I am still waiting for somebody to tell me how to stick moleskin to a biscuit.
Last night I took my bow into the basement at about 4 am. There was absolutely NO BACKGROUND NOISE because everyone was sleeping. I tried 3 different types of carbon arrows through the biscuit and all three were louder than I'd prefer. Onaprong rest w/ moleskinall threewere dead quiet - zero noise.
Outside the noise from the biscuit isn't that bad but there's usually a breeze, highway traffic, etc.On a dead quiet morning with no wind I can see how the noise could be a factor. For the record, I've shot dropaway and bicuits and I like them both. But I am still waiting for somebody to tell me how to stick moleskin to a biscuit.
08-11-2006 | 06:50 PM
#90
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From: IOWA/25' UP
RE: WHISKER BISQUIT
ORIGINAL: gzg38b
Time out for a minute.
Last night I took my bow into the basement at about 4 am. There was absolutely NO BACKGROUND NOISE because everyone was sleeping. I tried 3 different types of carbon arrows through the biscuit and all three were louder than I'd prefer. Onaprong rest w/ moleskinall threewere dead quiet - zero noise.
Outside the noise from the biscuit isn't that bad but there's usually a breeze, highway traffic, etc.On a dead quiet morning with no wind I can see how the noise could be a factor. For the record, I've shot dropaway and bicuits and I like them both. But I am still waiting for somebody to tell me how to stick moleskin to a biscuit.
Time out for a minute.
Last night I took my bow into the basement at about 4 am. There was absolutely NO BACKGROUND NOISE because everyone was sleeping. I tried 3 different types of carbon arrows through the biscuit and all three were louder than I'd prefer. Onaprong rest w/ moleskinall threewere dead quiet - zero noise.
Outside the noise from the biscuit isn't that bad but there's usually a breeze, highway traffic, etc.On a dead quiet morning with no wind I can see how the noise could be a factor. For the record, I've shot dropaway and bicuits and I like them both. But I am still waiting for somebody to tell me how to stick moleskin to a biscuit.
HCH
