After the bow, there are many different paths all leading to the same result. The path Minnesota Outsider would choose first would be the arrow rest for the bow. This is critical in bowhunting because it determines how well the arrow stays in place, how quiet a bow is when shot, and how accurate each arrow is. “Shelf Arrow Rest, Drop Away Arrow Rest, and Whisker Biscuits are the three basic types of arrow rests” (Elegant Themes). Whisker Biscuits are best known for keeping an arrow in place at all times. The shelf arrow rest is the traditional style that has to prongs allowing the arrow to sit on it, while the drop away arrow rest is an advanced style that drops the rest away when the bow pushes the arrow out so the arrow’s rest does not adjust the arrows path. The more advanced arrow rests are going to be the better rests because of all the qualities that make it better, like the drop away action of the rest. Once the hunter chooses the desired rest, the sight is the next chosen path.