An urgent message from the king
01-31-2008 | 12:22 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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An urgent message from the king
Fran is having withdrawls from HNI. 
Huntingnet Mythbusters - The Whiskaway Rest (From the King's desk)
Worlds collided today on the King's desk, as arevelation untoldhas unfurled itself, right before his Majesty's eyes. The King has enlisted Rybohunter, his homeboy, to bring these great tidings to all of his biggest fans.
Let's get right down to business:
The#1 problemexperienced with dropaway rests is clearance. Well,the King's new Whiskaway Rest solves said problems. Even in a badly-tuned rest, where the rest isn't getting down in time, or is "bouncing back," even the stiffest vanes (blazers) could rip right through the soft whiskers, andyou would barelyget anytailwhipat all. Right?
Okay geniuses: Tell me why this wouldn't be "better" than all other dropaways on the market.Don't be shy. Admit it if the King is right.
http://i6.photobucket.com:80/albums/y239/quiksilver_22/biscawayrest.jpg
Huntingnet Mythbusters - The Whiskaway Rest (From the King's desk)
Worlds collided today on the King's desk, as arevelation untoldhas unfurled itself, right before his Majesty's eyes. The King has enlisted Rybohunter, his homeboy, to bring these great tidings to all of his biggest fans.
Let's get right down to business:
The#1 problemexperienced with dropaway rests is clearance. Well,the King's new Whiskaway Rest solves said problems. Even in a badly-tuned rest, where the rest isn't getting down in time, or is "bouncing back," even the stiffest vanes (blazers) could rip right through the soft whiskers, andyou would barelyget anytailwhipat all. Right?
Okay geniuses: Tell me why this wouldn't be "better" than all other dropaways on the market.Don't be shy. Admit it if the King is right.
http://i6.photobucket.com:80/albums/y239/quiksilver_22/biscawayrest.jpg
01-31-2008 | 12:42 PM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: An urgent message from the king
No need for withdrawls...
Didn't you guys start a mesaage board last year........even have a bunch of made-up guys from here over there for your amusement.
I doubt he's banned himself from there.
Didn't you guys start a mesaage board last year........even have a bunch of made-up guys from here over there for your amusement.
I doubt he's banned himself from there.
01-31-2008 | 02:58 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: An urgent message from the king
While I agree with Gr8 that I see some serious patent issues with that I do see some promise as well.
As has happened in the past, when the king comes up with an idea my gears start turning and the modding starts to happen (e.g. the bow mounted rangefinder that we morphed into a bow mounted rangefinding sight that automatically adjusts your dot to the correct range, now seen on Pearson's bow). So, what I see there is instead of the WhiskerBiscuit type design more replicating the hostage type design with whiskers in three areas, the8 o'clock position, the 4 o'clock position, and if you wanted to get really tricky an arm with whiskers at the 12 o'clock position that would lift away as the rest part drops away.
Hmm, me thinks the king may have something then.
Fran, hurry up and use your legal influence to get a patent on this idea. The QuickBry rest will be born!!!!
As has happened in the past, when the king comes up with an idea my gears start turning and the modding starts to happen (e.g. the bow mounted rangefinder that we morphed into a bow mounted rangefinding sight that automatically adjusts your dot to the correct range, now seen on Pearson's bow). So, what I see there is instead of the WhiskerBiscuit type design more replicating the hostage type design with whiskers in three areas, the8 o'clock position, the 4 o'clock position, and if you wanted to get really tricky an arm with whiskers at the 12 o'clock position that would lift away as the rest part drops away.
Hmm, me thinks the king may have something then.
Fran, hurry up and use your legal influence to get a patent on this idea. The QuickBry rest will be born!!!!
