arrow rests?

[Redskin150]

hey i was wondering what kind of arrow rest that u guys think is the best. I have a compound bow and i'm looking to get a new one for my bow.

[critter gitter]

I will be putting the wiscker biscket on mine

[joel the signman]

i use a prong style i recently bought a still shot from catawaba archery,its like a whisker bisket but the bristles are in 3 spots only,im going to give it to my nephew

[Hunting Man]

I still use the old prong style, on a new bow I would look at the fall away rests.

[broadhead]

I use a whisker Biscuit...

[BruceBruce1959]

I use a Whisker Bisket too

[wmi]

A fall away will give you truer flight from your arrow as well as less noise from your shot. It just boils down to personal preferences. I now use a fall away and have noticed a remarkable increase of accuracy a longer ranges. Word of advice is if you chose a fall away buy one that will hold the arrow in place even if the bow is bumped.

[flexj]

Whisker biscuit...not as accurate, but at least you know your arrow isn't coming off the rest. Some of the newer prong style (or maybe just the drop aways) have a system to hold the arrow too. I think these would work good as wmi suggested, but I don't have any experience with them yet. If you use a prong style make sure you keep your silencers in good shape.

[Beaux]

Quality Archery Design makes a rest called Ultra Rest HD Pro Series that is pretty impressive. It is a full drop away that is also a full containment. You can lock the forks up so the arrow wont fall any where but when you shoot it automatically drops. You aught to check it out.

[timetohunt]

It seems like alot of bowhunters here use or have used a whisker buscuit rest. I have used one for four years now but am not real happy with the sound of the carbon arrows sliding through when I draw. Does anyone have some tips or advice on how to quiet this?