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<blockquote data-quote="Dhammer" data-source="post: 1037488" data-attributes="member: 77995"><p>I always tell people to go to a pro shop and shoot as many bows as you can before you make a decision. After I bought my Dren, the desire to ever buy another bow left compared to other brands I had previously. The technology and options have really increased since then, so you'll have no problem finding the perfect for for you that won't leave you wanting for newer latter.</p><p> </p><p>My son got his first bow this summer. We recently moved so I took the owners advice at the pro shop near us over my old dealer in our old state who had recomended something else. I hate the **** bow and pretty sure it was the owner only had brand x on display so thats what he was pushing not the best fit for my son. They had the lower poundage bow banded so wasn't an option for my son to shoot. I knew better and should have went somewhere that would have let him shoot what they had. So, what I had hoped to be a bow for the next 5 years or more for my kid will be getting replaced a lot sooner sadly because of bad advice and net not following my golden rule of trying as many as possible.</p><p> </p><p>There is nothing wrong with a whisker biscuit. I have shot, nurmous types of rests including drop aways. The WB is my fav. Before I got hurt, I had no problems sticking deer at 60 yards using a WB or getting amazing groups. I practiced for even further and my only limitations were me. I had no issues tuning my bow with the WB, etc never ran into some of issues I had with other rests. I like the kiss approach for rests and the WB def did that for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dhammer, post: 1037488, member: 77995"] I always tell people to go to a pro shop and shoot as many bows as you can before you make a decision. After I bought my Dren, the desire to ever buy another bow left compared to other brands I had previously. The technology and options have really increased since then, so you'll have no problem finding the perfect for for you that won't leave you wanting for newer latter. My son got his first bow this summer. We recently moved so I took the owners advice at the pro shop near us over my old dealer in our old state who had recomended something else. I hate the **** bow and pretty sure it was the owner only had brand x on display so thats what he was pushing not the best fit for my son. They had the lower poundage bow banded so wasn't an option for my son to shoot. I knew better and should have went somewhere that would have let him shoot what they had. So, what I had hoped to be a bow for the next 5 years or more for my kid will be getting replaced a lot sooner sadly because of bad advice and net not following my golden rule of trying as many as possible. There is nothing wrong with a whisker biscuit. I have shot, nurmous types of rests including drop aways. The WB is my fav. Before I got hurt, I had no problems sticking deer at 60 yards using a WB or getting amazing groups. I practiced for even further and my only limitations were me. I had no issues tuning my bow with the WB, etc never ran into some of issues I had with other rests. I like the kiss approach for rests and the WB def did that for me. [/QUOTE]
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