shoot em up man

As my second season arrives, I am still very much in the learning phase. My question is what you all think of the wisker bisket. I have been thinking of getting one but really don' t know anything about them, nor do I know anyone that currently uses one.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

CBM SC

Try a search on them........there have been a lot of posts lately on them. I was a skeptic at first but I love mine now !!

NewYorkHunter

You might try a search in the archives. That is a topic that has been discussed more than a few times. (You beat me to it CBM)

I have set up plenty of them for other people but I don' t personally use one.

My opinion is that its a fine rest as long as you don' t mind a slight loss in arrow speed and you realize that you will have to refletch more often. Its a simple design that is durable and easy to adjust...

Good Luck

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jsasker

GREAT REST!There is no way the arrow can come off the rest when the buck fever sets in.

micdundee

I put one one last year and I love it. I dont see myself switching anytime soon.

Howler

BOWDACIOUS, you know they have a spray to prevent water from freezing the WB up, so that can' t be an excuse to not be out in the bad weather with one.

bubbamoose

I put one on about a month ago, and love it. I will try other rest in the future, but the way this thing shoots, I' ll more than like stick to it for hunting.
B

Bees

Pros. total arrow capture, easy to tune, accurate enough.
cons. I had a lot of vane wear and feather wear. the brissells will wear out if you shoot enough arrows through it. you will loose some speed. don' t know about the colder climates..

PABowhntr

Same experiences as the others.

Pros: Arrow cannot fall off. Very quiet, capable of delivering good accuracy at hunting ranges, easy to set up initially.

Cons: Reduces arrow speed and can really chew up feathers....and to some extent vanes if they have any helical to them.