Best rest for hunting?
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I say Whisker Biscuit because of simplicity and silence. Its also good to know your arrow's not gonna fall off your rest when you're drawing on an animal.
Jarman,
Welcome to Archery Talk! :welcome:
The "best" is subjective to the individual. :nod: You could list 10 different rests and get 100 different answers. If you're curious about a particular rest, type it in the "Search this Forum" feature of this section and you'll be reading for hours...plus, it'll save you time posting a question that may have already been asked.
What one archer likes, the next hates and both are correct because their reasons are their own.
Archery is full of personal choices and that's what attracts so many to it. :thumb:
Good hunting, Bowhunter57
Welcome to Archery Talk! :welcome:
The "best" is subjective to the individual. :nod: You could list 10 different rests and get 100 different answers. If you're curious about a particular rest, type it in the "Search this Forum" feature of this section and you'll be reading for hours...plus, it'll save you time posting a question that may have already been asked.
What one archer likes, the next hates and both are correct because their reasons are their own.
Archery is full of personal choices and that's what attracts so many to it. :thumb:
Good hunting, Bowhunter57
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WB 9 yrs & still shooting it , good investment , good product, & you dont have to worry about you arrow falling off or something breaking or out of adjustment.
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I have a schaffer with no complaints but if I had to do it again I would have probably bought a bodoodle type rest and not a drop away.
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