Whisker Biscuit Vs drop away Bow shooting Tips options between arrow rests discussed in this review

[@ttaevrog]

The best video on explaining the pros and cons of the whisker biscuit. Was on the fence. Not any more.

[@agi6521]

I just switched back to the biscuit!!! I had a drop away drop as I was drawing. Dont need that to happen while hunting!!! Great channel by the way!!!!!

[@somerandombaldguy5296]

Whisker biscuit every time, just for the name! The added stability is just a bonus.

[@PaulKorn1031]

Agree Thanks for watching! Paul

[@nitrojunkie22]

I went to a biscuit at the same time I switched to feathers. Great combination.

[@dumbmuthafahqa]

Love my biscuit... hunting & target...any vane combo....noisy with real feathers but still works great

[@PaulKorn1031]

Agree totally! Thanks so much for your comment and support of our Channel! Paul Korn bow hunting

[@SierraAV8R]

I agree. I admit I use a drop away, but my wife uses a whisker. I’ve come to the conclusion that I have NO advantage. And her rest is probably more foolproof. It’s hard to face the fact that a test that costs three times as much isn’t really better.

[@PaulKorn1031]

Thanks for watching Harry! Paul Korn

[@codydeurloo5491]

I totally agree with everything you're saying. But I have one thing to say. I shoot a Mathews halon 7 with all Mathews equipment like their rest. The rest is made by QAD and its specifically made for Mathews bows and it's a drop away combined with your rest. When I got the bow I put an arrow on it and twisted the bow all around and the arrow stayed on the rest and when I put it back vertical the arrow goes right back into the pocket it sits in on the rest. And me personally I love it and it's the best of both worlds. But that's just my opinion and I love to see other people who are patient about their equipment. Keep hammerin

[@PaulKorn1031]

Cody, Thanks for the comment you are correct Mathews / QAD really good stuff! Lots of good rests on the Market one thing I cant remember if I mentioned in video I like that the Whisker Biscuit doesn't have a string attached to the control cable on a single Cam bows or the Cable on a 2 cam bow. Depending on how tight the string that pulls up the rest is at full draw your timing will change so this is also a more critical part of Drop Away's, as I always feel strongly, the Biscuit is simple. Anyways great comment and yes lots of good rests in the Market you are doing the right thing with your set up because you are confident and believe in it! Happy Hunting! Paul Korn

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

I shoot a Mathews Z2 and it came with a QAD as well. It locked up on me recently and my shots were flying off sporadically every once in a while without me knowing why. In the field, that could've been a gut shot deer or worse, I might've hit one bad and he/she could've made off and lived with one of my arrows in it. I learned with a whisker biscuit and took my first deer with one (a 7 point buck at 30 yards) with my Diamond bow and didn't know all the benefits of the WB until I began looking into a rest replacement. I'll gladly give up the 1fps of speed all day every day for all the benefits that the WB offers. Simple, zero moving parts, way less things that can go wrong, a deadly silent alternative, full time containment, no worry of your shaft bouncing around, super quiet for a follow up shot if necessary and it doesn't rely on anything else for it to continue to perform it's job like the tune of the string. As for accuracy, time and time again it's been proven to be negligible for the type of hunting I do (Northeastern woodlands). There's less than an inch of difference with a consistent archer under 40 yards. Nothing is going to get away because of

[@syahrazmaghribi2279]

Hey Paul. This is my first year of archery. I will give this biscuit a try. I hope this thing can make me feel more fun and make me want to shoot more & more..

[@PaulKorn1031]

Yes sir I am very confident you will like the Biscuit! Thanks so much for watching Paul Korn

[@syahrazmaghribi2279]

Hi Paul.. I already try this biscuit on my recurve.. It's pretty good IMO.. I'm a noob target archer, way different from you as a hunter. But this biscuit made me easier setting up my center shot for 20 yards outdoor target archery. And hell yeah.. I can focus more than usual on my aiming rather than worrying my arrow being dropped from magnetic rest.. Btw, i shoot everyday except raining..

[@PaulKorn1031]

Good deal! Im sure you will like it! Thanks again Paul Korn

[@outdooroverdose322]

Most drop away rests have a bar overtop so it is fully contained that’s why I believe they are better now that drop away rests are more advanced but I shot a whisker biscuit since I was 10 years old and never had a issue both amazing rests but in today’s age I would choose a whisker biscuit, very educating video well done!

[@PaulKorn1031]

Thanks so much for your insight! I agree THANKS Paul Korn

[@dablaugntximntxub2318]

i used to shot drop away rest til one day my drop away didn't work and it didn't fall, my arrows missed my target(10 pointer buck) after that i went to the whisker biscuit and never have to worried about malfunction... the whisker biscuit doesn't affect with your form, the only thing that it affect is it reduce the speed a little, but not much as people claim...i been shooting whisker biscuit for over 18 yrs now and will never go back to anything else... paul, here's a simple tip to reduce friction and noise is apply some oil to it and i hunt in wisconsin too.

[@PaulKorn1031]

Good stuff my friend! Thanks so much Paul Korn

[@whitetailpoet4243]

Good stuff!! Iam a new bow hunter, and sometimes my arrow pops off on a quick draw. I dont want to worry about that as I try filling my first archery tag. I also get tired of wrapping my index finger around the arrow when I gear down to still-hunting mode. So thanks for reassuring me its ok to exchange my current two prong drop away, with a bisket. Thanks for the video... Peace from Nor Minnesota! DB.

[@PaulKorn1031]

David, Thanks so much for your support and comment! Paul Korn

[@Im.hurtnLinda]

I know a dude that had his drop away freeze up and cause him a easy kill shot on a midwest trip. The biscuit is no moving parts reliability. Period.

[@PaulKorn1031]

100% agree I love the simplicity of this rest! Thanks Paul Korn

[@coffeemaninsanity8596]

Can’t you get ice in the whiskers?

[@Im.hurtnLinda]

@@coffeemaninsanity8596 sure can but just run your finger through it and it'll loosen it up. Besides the noise it's hard to beat the biscuit

[@patleclere246]

I wouldn't give up my whisker biscuit for nothing

[@PaulKorn1031]

Pat, I agree! Thanks so much for watching and supporting our Bow Hunting Channel! Paul Korn

[@gavinharbath2553]

If I had a choice to bug out with I'd go with a whisker. I'm not going to do any very cold hunting so I'll probably go with a drop away. One other thing I'd go with a drop away for target archery. But still the whisker it is a great rest,and always will be.

[@eastcoastbrushworks6327]

Question for Paul... I just picked up a WB. I currently shoot 3" feather fletching with the odd-feather OUT (not up or down). Should I change it to shoot odd-feather UP or with feathers it shouldn't matter? Thanks

[@PaulKorn1031]

The odd or cock feather should always go up in the Wisker Biscuit. The lower [black] bristles the arrow sits on are a harder material that is more durable as far as wearing out. The other bristles are a softer material and it's important that your 3 fletchings all hit the brown or soft bristles as it leaves your bow. If one of the fletchings hits the black [harder] area it will not shoot as well and your arrow group size will get larger or bigger as not designed to be shot like that. Make sure the Odd or Cock Feather is up for a very accurate rest that works great! Best of luck on your shooting and hunting! Paul Korn

[@eastcoastbrushworks6327]

@@PaulKorn1031 Thanks so much. I'll have to flip my nocks. I'd be pulling my hair out trying to tune, while all the while it would be the flecthings.

[@billyhancock7851]

​​​@@eastcoastbrushworks6327 Ever since I got into archery I was told " The Odd Vane Always Up ! It only takes a few minutes to make the adjustments!"

[@Jimbowiejr]

Have had two of the better drop away break while elk hunting (I'm hard on equipment had to replace limbs on a three yr old Chill) can't break a biscuit just replace whisker before the season each yr

[@PaulKorn1031]

Jack, I completely understand! Thanks so much for watching! Paul Korn

[@undeserved1781]

thought they would tear or least wear the vanes decided some years back to buy a drop tine loved it so the sure shot became the rest I shoot the fall away has to many moving parts while hunting the simple things work the best wish someone would come out with a crossbow with the rails split with a modified whisker biscuit

[@PaulKorn1031]

Great comment and common sense thinking! Paul Korn

[@dwaynephilpot6154]

I had a drop away rest freeze after getting wet and it would not drop. I went wisker biscuit and never looked back.

[@PaulKorn1031]

Thats exactly what i am talking about! Happy Hunting and Thanks for watching Paul Korn

[@zacharyfelkel1970]

Yeah I got tired of replacing vanes so I’ll stick with the drop away and keep a biscuit as a back up...I used to love not having to worry abt the arrow moving around so much but with my rip cords they are contained just as good....plus if you take care of your drop aways you’ll be fine

[@PaulKorn1031]

Zachary, Thanks so much for watching and your comment! Paul Korn

[@russellpickett2689]

Zachary Felkel if your vanes are coming off that’s due to poor build quality during fletching not because of the biscuit

[@MarcoBtos]

Great Paul you the best ! Hugs

[@PaulKorn1031]

Really appreciate that & thanks so much for watching and supporting our Channel! Paul Korn

[@christianlequoix7473]

I've taught and set up bows for lots of people. The whisker rocks. Some still use them. My son has been shooting for 15 years and still uses it. I shoot 4 feather arrows, a lot of flu flu, and FOBS, so I can't use it. I recommend people keep a Biscuit and compatible arrows when they go on long trips, for backup. I keep one and a couple quick fletch in my case at all times. Just in case Murphy assaults my QAD

[@PaulKorn1031]

Christian, Thanks so much for your support and comment! Paul Korn

[@nitrojunkie22]

That bear at 2:40.....what broadhead you using there? That bear got destroyed.

[@PaulKorn1031]

Rage Hypodermic! Thanks for watching Paul Korn

[@russellpickett2689]

I shoot a 2 prong (tm hunter style) during 3d season, come hunting season the whisker will go back on.

[@PaulKorn1031]

Amen! Thanks for watching Paul Korn

[@Backin_Theday]

Always seems like people forget a rest that supports the side of the arrow allows you the option to shoot with your fingers consistently. Anyone who has tried to get a consistent finger release using a drop away or similar non side supporting rest will know what I am talking about. Whisker biscuit let's me shoot with a release or fingers.

[@PaulKorn1031]

Thanks so much for watching and your comment! Paul Korn

[@johnnynesper8196]

My only problem with the biscuit is that it does scrub a litte energy and velocity off your arrow, but if you have energy and velocity to spare and you shoot good with it more power to ya. Me personally I want the most energy and penetration potential I can achieve.

[@PaulKorn1031]

I understand, you do loose way less than 1% of your total energy but do have other benefits as discussed. I know its not going to be for everyone just trying to let people know what has worked well for me. Thanks for your comment and for watching our channel! Paul Korn

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

If you hit them right, the deer won't notice the lost of 1% of energy.

[@ka-bar5060]

I have used a biscuit and a drop down rest. If you are worried about a 1% energy loss you have bigger issues.

[@percussion44]

then use a gun

[@rafibenavi4772]

I have a 2006 Hoyt Turbo Tec 75th Anniversary set at 70#'s using 460 gr. 6mm FMJ, using my Whisker Biscuit and can hit 6 shots at 80 yds. into a target the size of a real small 🎃...And I'm NO Archer...Love the Biscuit and have one for my APA King Cobra MT...Wouldn't use another rest ever...

[@PaulKorn1031]

That is awesome! thanks for watching Paul Korn

[@ickybones11]

Do you recommend a pro over the stand WB

[@PaulKorn1031]

David, I do as I like machined aluminum over Plastic, purchase the best you can afford! Thanks so much for your support and comment! Paul Korn

[@Im.hurtnLinda]

Be cool if someone would video a hooter shooter test of a biscuits accuracy and post it to youtube.

[@PaulKorn1031]

Thanks for watching Paul

[@Im.hurtnLinda]

Paul what poundage do u shoot

[@PaulKorn1031]

I shoot 70 pounds right now with a Mathews Triax Thanks Paul Korn

[@ozziejim8472]

Whisker fan

[@PaulKorn1031]

Amen brother! Thanks so much for watching Paul Korn

[@ozziejim8472]

@@PaulKorn1031 HAHHAAH..... your the best mate, straight shootin now ya hear!

[@PaulKorn1031]

THANKS!

[@cl-ontheroad]

First comment!

[@PaulKorn1031]

THANKS! Paul Korn

[@ozziejim8472]

A Whisker Biscuit! ......is this guy Knorny or somethin !?

[@PaulKorn1031]

I am Korn(Y) for sure! LOL Have a great hunting season