Not I.

No, these guys are sharing the same bow and I actually told them to go buy one. It left a bad taste in my mouth at the time, but it seemed like the best option for them. Now I'm glad I gave them that recommendation.

Arthur, you continue to amaze mere mortals like us.

I'm just havin' fun with ya.The main thing is that you helped someone get set-up PROPERLY and they HAD FUN!I hope they appreciated you taking the time with them.

I saw the title with Arthur as the author and I took a double-take.

I love the WB on my compound, but when it comes to my longbow, shooting feathered wood off the shelf feels even better.

Hey now Arthur, me and my bisquit are best buds, dont be ditching him like that [8D]

Now I AM amazed! Someone included both "Arthur" and "author" in the same sentence and spelled them both correctly!

Just wait until the Hostage becomes the new craze, Arthur.

Now, if it would just tune as easily as the WB it would be an excellent choice in containment rests.

While I refuse to shoot one myself, I have to admit that the WB is indeed a great rest for any level shooter; from those just starting out to the most experienced archer.

They're easy to set-up and tune and once they're set... they're set.

So you saying that why do you refuse to use them?[&:]

I prefer as little contact with the arrow as possible; I shoot a NAP Smart Rest.

I don't fear losing speed; we've tested it in the shop and only saw a +/- of four FPS between the rests.

I'm just extremely partial to my drop away.

Its hard to believe but the whisker biscuit has been around for twelve years now. Its the best selling arrowrest of its day.

Carolina Archery is now owned by Bear, and the whisker biscuit is made in Florida along with the rest of the Bear Archery pro archery tackle.

There are whisker biscuits on every continent, and they are shooting game in every climate on earth.

Sometimes the simplest ideas are the best.

Good luck hunting! >>>------------>