Sport 2

I am thinking of buying a whisker bisket for this fall and I undertsand the obviousadvantages the WB can offer (such as holding your arrow in place).

Does anyone have any other thoughts about them?

Does anyone have a reason not to use one?

I appreciate all your guys help.

Thanks,

Germ

Great rest a lot of guys here use it. Check arrow coating the smoother the better

Matt/TN

Yup a perfect hunting rest.




This is the first Whisker Biskit post in a while...

GMMAT

In the pages of bowhunting history.....another pagehas been turned.......

It's a great rest, sir. I highly recommend it.

Jim_IV

i have used it for a few years now and love it. make sure you get the quick side loading one.

LebeauHunter

Cougars09 - was that sarcasm?

Make sure you get the right size. I wasted $20.
You probably could get one too big, but not too small.
For regular carbon arrows get medium in quickshot.

Paul L Mohr

I personally don't care for them. I don't think they are a very forgiving rest at all. They do hold the arrow on if you spot and stalk, but that is the only good point I see about them.

I would rather shoot off from the shelf or use a flipper rest to be honest.

Do a search, there is thread on this rest that is several pages long.

Paul

r33h

I agree with Paul...I am not crazy about them. When I had mine, it was constantly destroying the vanes and making the vanes wavy. I found myself having to refletch arrows quite often. I prefer the drop away arrow rests. A lot less arrow-to-rest contact and will get you a few more feet per second arrow speed (if you care about that sorta thing).

pkhunter624

I started using one a few months ago and I think it great, also startedreplacing the vanes with blazer vanes . Ive had no problems with tear offs but I do put a drop of glue on the leading edge of each vane.

PK

Killer_Primate

Carful what you buy, some are better than others. I like my wifes the best. I'll find out what it is and post.
KP