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Welcome to the Wired to Hunt Foundations podcast. Your guide to the fundamentals of better

dear hunting. And now your host, Tony Peterson.

Hey everyone, welcome to the Wired to Hunt Foundations podcast, which is brought to you by

First Light. Today's episode is all about choosing bow accessories or more specifically,

rests, quivers and stabilizers.

Today's topic could be a real snooze fest folks. So I'm going to try to keep it as lively as

possible. Last week I talked about sights and peep sights, which demand some thought if you want

to shoot as well as possible in the woods. And I know you do. Today I'm sort of picking up the

scraps to talk about arrow rests, quivers and stabilizers. These accessories might not seem

all that important and honestly they aren't except I don't know sometimes they are.

Sometimes the choices we make around these accessories can cost us to be. This is most relevant

when we talk about rests, which is what I'm going to start with.

Let's say you started bow hunting, I don't know in the last decade. You probably only really know

about two kinds of rest options. Drop away style or follow away style I guess. And a whisker biscuit

type of shoot through style. You probably haven't seen a whole lot of plunger rest or any of the

other variations of tight to the riser accuracy robbing rest that we had a few decades ago.

That's a good thing actually. Unless you're interested in traditional archery, but that's

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