Whisker biscuit vs. drop away
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Idaho
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Duck,
I am using the Vital Gear Kaz Away 07 fall away rest. You get the best of both worlds. Arrow is secured by two arms prior to pulling the bow, but the arms retract as you pull back the bow string. A lot of archers around here really like this type of rest. You don't see many Whisker Biscuit rests used around here.
I am using the Vital Gear Kaz Away 07 fall away rest. You get the best of both worlds. Arrow is secured by two arms prior to pulling the bow, but the arms retract as you pull back the bow string. A lot of archers around here really like this type of rest. You don't see many Whisker Biscuit rests used around here.
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I used to have a WB when I did a lot of still hunting. It was great when I walked through a thicker patch of woods.
Now that I hunt solely out of a treestand, I won't use anything but aDrop Zone. Freakin' love it.
Now that I hunt solely out of a treestand, I won't use anything but aDrop Zone. Freakin' love it.
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Balt, MD (orig: J-town,PA) The bowels of Hell!!!
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Timing issues are the biggest problems reported by drop-away users. However, when propery set-up they are quieter and deadly accurate.