Whisker Biscut

[Gunpowder]

Like them or hate them ? I realize there are better rest but I like the simplicity and cost of this rest. Would it cause me to miss a deer - I doubt it. Max shot would be 40 yds for me.

 

[Semi-Pro]

Love it

 

[ryanh487]

It's what I have on my bow. Used it for years, never an issue and I love the thing

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

I'm not a fan myself,but as far as accuracy,I watched Pigman shoot 100 yards and put 4 arrows in a skoal can size bullseye. That was before his accident. It's on you tube. I can't do that with any rest lol !

 

[antharper]

I’ve used one for years , and love it

 

[Pilgrim]

Love it!

 

[davidhelmly]

I've shot one for 20+ years and love it! I have killed a lot of deer with one and as far as accuracy I have also shot a bunch of 300's indoors with one.

 

[DSGB]

It's what I have on my bow. Used it for years, never an issue and I love the thing

Same here. Love it.

 

[Dbender]

Best hassle free rest for hunting in my opinion.

 

[JoPa]

Hassle free, accurate, no maintenance and holds the arrow pretty good.

 

[rosewood]

I have used whisker biscuit for years on my bow. Love it, arrow stays put. Only issue I see is it can damage your fletchings and it will wrinkle them sometimes. The wrinkles can be ironed out with a hair dryer or heat gun though. Have to be careful with heat gun to not get to close or hot.

Rosewood

 

[Long Cut]

Best budget rest for the money

 

[Jim Thompson]

I shot one for a bunch of years without issue and would have no issue going back to one. Only reason I changed was a few years back @Kris87 tuned a new bow up for me and couldnt get it to shoot properly with the biscuit. Swapped to a limb driven rest and havent thought about it since

 

[Kris87]

I shot one for a bunch of years without issue and would have no issue going back to one. Only reason I changed was a few years back @Kris87 tuned a new bow up for me and couldnt get it to shoot properly with the biscuit. Swapped to a limb driven rest and havent thought about it since

Seriously, this is a very overlooked thing with a biscuit. Certain bows, mainly hybrid cams and one cams don't shoot very well with biscuit style, rigid rests. Seen many a folk try to make one work, and work OK, but I don't accept just Ok.

 

[AliBubba]

Why the question about whisker biscuit?

 

[Gunpowder]

I was just wondering what hunters thought of this rest. It seem simple and captures the arrow well. My grandson use one and it does fine. I use to use one when I bow hunted.

 

[Wayne D Davis]

My old Hoyt has whiskers on it. When I used it I loved it.... hopefully my shoulder will allow me to pull it back again someday. For now I'm xbow hunting

 

[DMCox]

I shot one for a bunch of years without issue and would have no issue going back to one. Only reason I changed was a few years back @Kris87 tuned a new bow up for me and couldnt get it to shoot properly with the biscuit. Swapped to a limb driven rest and havent thought about it since

I had the same issue, shot one for years then new bow wouldnt tune right with the biscuit. I heard certain Hoyts can be like that, probably like Kris87 said above the hybrid cams. Went to a drop away and no more issues. Wish I didnt have to drop the money on a new rest, but didn't want anything but perfect tune.

 

[hambone76]

If I had to choose a fixed position arrow rest, it would be a biscuit.

 

[Wayne D Davis]

If I had to choose a fixed position arrow rest, it would be a biscuit.

I like it allot for stalking....I can hold it up down sideways whatever and my arrow stays nocked