What Are Wisker Biskets For???
11-13-2003, 07:39 PM
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Valliant, Oklahoma USA
Posts: 294
RE: What Are Wisker Biskets For???
well turk they are arrow rest that are made to were that when you draw your bow back your arrow wont come off the rest i personally dont like them ive heard that they slow down your arrow[X(]
11-13-2003, 07:39 PM
#3
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Burleson TX USA
Posts: 6,455
RE: What Are Wisker Biskets For???
Well there is a little know fact that they are actually a snack you have when sitting in a tree stand for extended periods of time[:-][
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No there not just funin with ya.
They are a type of arrow rest.
][&:]No there not just funin with ya.
They are a type of arrow rest.
11-13-2003, 08:13 PM
#5
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location:
Posts: 42
RE: What Are Wisker Biskets For???
First off, Eastwood, thats awesome! I' m currently on the floor l.m.a.o.
Anyway, to answer the question, they are a rest that encircles the entire arrow but allows the fletching to go through. There' s no doubt that they probably slow down the arrow a little (any form of drag will do that) and also they are a little hard on fletching. All that considered, I DON' T CARE! To me it is priceless to be able to sit on the stand with an arrow nocked and my bow laying across my lap not caring if the arrow has fallen off the rest.
They are also very accurate! I switched to one before 3-D season this past year and was really impressed. I still shoot a prong rest for indoor competition due to the fletching issue, but for hunting I will re-fletch the couple arrows that tear veins for the convenience I gain.
I was going to give my 2 cents worth but it turned out to be more like a buck-fifty...
Ben
Anyway, to answer the question, they are a rest that encircles the entire arrow but allows the fletching to go through. There' s no doubt that they probably slow down the arrow a little (any form of drag will do that) and also they are a little hard on fletching. All that considered, I DON' T CARE! To me it is priceless to be able to sit on the stand with an arrow nocked and my bow laying across my lap not caring if the arrow has fallen off the rest.
They are also very accurate! I switched to one before 3-D season this past year and was really impressed. I still shoot a prong rest for indoor competition due to the fletching issue, but for hunting I will re-fletch the couple arrows that tear veins for the convenience I gain.
I was going to give my 2 cents worth but it turned out to be more like a buck-fifty...
Ben
11-13-2003, 08:30 PM
#6
Join Date: Aug 2003
Posts: 259
RE: What Are Wisker Biskets For???
I got a $1.95 to say, but I' ll leave it at this.
They work. The speed loss is less than all the brass nock points some guys put on their strings.
I will be shooting one at indoor spots when the next 10 week league starts.
They work. The speed loss is less than all the brass nock points some guys put on their strings.
I will be shooting one at indoor spots when the next 10 week league starts.
11-13-2003, 11:27 PM
#10
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Logan, UT/ NW Penna
Posts: 668
RE: What Are Wisker Biskets For???
I have never concidered getting one, but after what wobschall said about laying the bow across your lap and the arrow will never fall off, it got me thinking. That would be great for stalking and turkey hunting. I will have to get one and try it out.