heo kyle

I been thinking about switching rests this year and I heard some good and bad on the whisker bisquit. I'm still not convinced either way

Roskoe

I have converted all my bows over to the Whisker Biscuit. They contain an arrow shaft very well, if you have to move during a hunting situation. They are also very quiet to draw back. And, with proper tuning, they shoot very well. Only downside I can think of is that some folks say they slow the arrow down a small amount.

cwillard

Honestly, I was never very pickey on rests until I got a whisker bisquit this year. It is awesome. I have had no problems out of it and would not trade it for any otherrest thatout.I highly recommend it.

cwillard

Oh and I about the slowing the arrow down, I shot my pse without it and with it and can tell no difference.

vaclav

i shoot a whisker biscut and i think its great.
you dont have to switch just because, switch if you are having problems with your current rest.

heeze gutshot shortee

Im trying one soon....too much movement on my dropaway...although theres been alotta killin with it

uncballers45

i like the wisker bisquit a lot, mainly because the arrow cannot fall out. there is another rest out there that is more like a drop away but wont fall out. it is called a ripcord rest. you might want to give that a look..

atlasman

All things considered the WB is tough to beat. I have shot one for years now and many of my hunting partners do as well. No complaints at all.

The only problem I have ever seen with this rest is human error.

It is the perfect hunting rest.

KickerPoint79

I have been using them since they came out and they are tough to beat for a hunting rest.
They have put a good amount of deer and pork in my freezer!

flyfishpj

I love my whisker bisquit. You do lose only a couple feet per second, but you will never loose your arrow and it is quiet as can be.