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    Bear all weather rest

    Anyone running one on there Bob lee?
    I’m trying to see if it’s worth messing with?
    I don’t really Like shooting off the shelf, but will continue to do so if y’all say no.



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    I shoot off the shelf on my longbows but I have not had great luck shooting my Bob Lee directly off a rug or Velcro on the shelf. I've had better flight with a feather rest I bought at Three Rivers. At the Texas Recurve Championship I was talking to a guy - really good shooter - who uses a Bear Weather rest on his Bob Lee. I bought one to try out but have not mounted it yet. Some will tell you off the shelf is the only way to go for a trad bow but for hunting accuracy I'm willing to try just about anything.
    Last edited by jerp; 06-23-2021, 08:38 AM.

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      #3
      We use to use them long ago. They just wear out to fast for my liking. There are better options out there.

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        Like these. Check out 3riversarchery.com for more.Click image for larger version

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          #5
          I'm using a stick on rest that came with my SWA bow.

          Was considering going straight off the shelf.

          But..... arrow flight is better w a rest?

          Gonna look into that feather rest from 3R's.

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            #6
            Originally posted by 12ring View Post
            I'm using a stick on rest that came with my SWA bow.

            Was considering going straight off the shelf.

            But..... arrow flight is better w a rest?

            Gonna look into that feather rest from 3R's.

            Yup or at least that’s what I’ve heard…


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              #7
              I shoot a fishing line rest on my Lees. I always shot of the shelf with feathers but switched to vanes and get better flight off the fishing line rest.


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                Heard lots of good things on the feather rests.

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                  Originally posted by CEpperson View Post
                  I shoot a fishing line rest on my Lees. I always shot of the shelf with feathers but switched to vanes and get better flight off the fishing line rest.


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                  What is a fishing line rest? Haven’t heard of this yet, and may be something worth looking at as I recently made a set of arrows for my bob lee with tradvanes for those rainy days.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Tradhunter97 View Post
                    What is a fishing line rest? Haven’t heard of this yet, and may be something worth looking at as I recently made a set of arrows for my bob lee with tradvanes for those rainy days.

                    Zoom in on the pic in my post. It’s exactly what it sounds like. It’s just a bundle of fishing line that serves as an elevated rest. The weather rest don’t hold up and I don’t like the other options on the market so I went with the fishing line rest. I’ll try to send you a link on how to build one. My riser is tapped for it so that may change your mind if you don’t want a hole in your riser.


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                      #11
                      Thanks, I like the idea, just not crazy about putting a hole in my wood riser!

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                        #12
                        Definitely gonna give it a try on my other risers though.

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                          #13
                          Hey Sergio, I picked mine up at our local Bass Pro for like 10 bucks. They work, you’ll just have to move your nocking point and tune. There’s better ones out there too.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by BillyJack1975 View Post
                            Hey Sergio, I picked mine up at our local Bass Pro for like 10 bucks. They work, you’ll just have to move your nocking point and tune. There’s better ones out there too.

                            I have One I just haven’t put it on cuz I wanted to make sure it was worth my while


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