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123whited - User is Offline
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08/15/2007 9:04 PM  
I bought a hoyt trykon last year, with a hoyt drop-away rest. I've been having problems with this rest going off center. It cost me a deer last year. I've been wondering if I should go to another. I really like the whisker biscuit. What do you all think?
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08/15/2007 9:53 PM  

The only rests I am familiar with are the flipper rest and the Whisker Biscuit. I went to the WB 3 years ago and quit looking. I had to replace it after 2 years when it started to fray real bad, but I put a lot of arrows through it. It works great for me so I don't intend to change my setup. The one I have is called the Drop Tine. It has a small cut out at the 10:00 position for slipping your arrow into the rest from the side.

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08/20/2007 1:56 PM  
i just use a simple t prong rest that th ebow came with but it works good for me i liek to keep things cheap and simple
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08/20/2007 1:57 PM  
i met two prong
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08/21/2007 7:20 PM  
I just switched to a wb this year, had a few problems at first, but now I like it very much.
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