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nub

What kind of bow? It don't really matter, I'd still reccomend a MZE<img src=icon_smile_approve.gif border=0 align=middle>

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A great rest for not a lot of money is the bodoodle bullet, for a great rest that gives you the very best arrow flight the Muzzy Zero effect is the way to go, it will however cost you close to 100 bucks, but it is worth it.

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bigdog02

The WHisker Biscuit original or even the new drop tine arrow rests are nice.
They hold your arrow in place at just about any angle, but you have to watch that you don't get the biscuit too tight or else it will chew up and warp fletchings. But personally i like mine alot. I usually ground stalk, and it is perfect for that.

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.50 Cal Thompson Center Renegade

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HAWKEYES

I too shot with a TM hunter for many years. At one time I thought it was the best arrow rest ever made. Then I bought a bodoodle. I have a low cost Timberdoodle on my bow now and really like it a lot. In fact, if I were to shoot tomorrow and see that it was broken I would be at the pro shop the same day to get another one. Try it you won't regret it. Good luck and happy hunting.

bigdog02

I use plastic vanes and it works perfectly for me.

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.50 Cal Thompson Center Renegade

nubo

If I had to put a new arrow rest on I would definetly be putting the Trophy Taker fall away rest .Thats what I put on my Eagle and it's one of the best pieces that I have added to my bow.you might as well add quality so go to a fall away

Dusty9

Personally i like the N.A.P Quicktune 3000 micro, its easy and deadly accurate.
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Ky_Bowhunter

Right now im using the NAP quiktune 1000. It works ok for me. My next bow will have the MZE on it though.