| From: Justin
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| Date: 01-Dec-19 |
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Need a new option for quivers. I’m primarily a stand hunter. Longbow. Thanks.
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| From: Justin
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| Date: 01-Dec-19 |
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I like it ron!
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| From: Justin
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| Date: 02-Dec-19 |
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I like all the options. Maybe one quiver does not fit all situations.
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| From: Droptine
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| Date: 02-Dec-19 |
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I’m a fan of great northern also. Thunderhorn makes a nice one too.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 02-Dec-19 |
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I would say which I like best but will likely change my mind next week. I have all kinds in my man cellar and use them all from time to time. If you're sitting in a stand all day, you sure don't need many arrows, so a bow quiver may be the best answer for you.
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| From: Jay B
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| Date: 02-Dec-19 |
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Eagle’s Flight 4 arrow.
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| From: Justin
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| Date: 02-Dec-19 |
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Thanks George. I shoot maybe one arrow per season.....
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| From: Justin
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| Date: 02-Dec-19 |
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I like the conciseness of A bowquiver, the history of a backquiver, the versatility of a side quiver. I own 5 backquiver and a side quiver. Especially in very cold weather I dislike carrying a quiver unless it’s on my bow!
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| From: GF
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| Date: 02-Dec-19 |
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Well, I can tell you that a catquiver works a lot better once you’re in the stand than it does while you’re backpacking a climber out to the tree. But I just really hate how a bow quiver unbalances my bow....
I made myself a cat quiver that I really like around the range and for stumping, but I think I’m going to stick with the Cat for serious hunting…
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| From: David McLendon
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| Date: 02-Dec-19 |
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I think I have 8-9 different quivers, I just pick out whatever works best on the bow I use that day for the way I plan to hunt, which now is always some form of hunting on the ground. I prefer not to have a quiver on the bow but sometimes that's the way. Back quivers don't suit me, didn't take long to realize that I bend over looking at stuff a lot more than I thought I did.
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| From: Nemophilist
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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Don't rule out a good hip/belt quiver.
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| From: Bentstick81
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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Frank. I've been using a hip quiver for a couple of weeks now and getting to like it. I carry a section of rope with me in my fanny pack so i can tie it to the hip quiver and make it into a G. Fred Asbell type side quiver in seconds, if need be. Two quivers in one.
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| From: Justin
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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I could see myself having many options!!!
Thanks for the photos!
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| From: Therifleman
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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If you're looking for something very cool and functional check out the quivers that Riverwolf makes. They are one of a kind works of art!
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| From: Justin
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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They are unique!
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| From: Jarhead
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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if you like a minimalist set up... BIG JIM's quivers are fantastic. Quiet, secure, low weight... holds even small arrows VERY tight.
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| From: Ron LaClair
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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Years ago my go to quiver was the St Charles centerback quiver. I liked it because it kept my fletching dry and the arrows were easy access.
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| From: Ron LaClair
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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Some years ago when Glenn started coming to the Michigan shoots he visited my shop and I had him sign both of my St Charles quivers
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| From: TrapperKayak
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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Where is Ottertails? He makes beautiful ones, but I don't think he takes orders any more. :(
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| From: Justin
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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I have an arrow master.
It’s ok but not great.
Justin
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| From: Thor
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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I think I've tried every type of way of carrying arrows there is.But for me the Hill back quiver works the best.It seems to have the least amount of short comings,and at the same time the most versatile.Works for me any way.
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| From: Justin
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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thor you might have just nailed it. Where I hunt has limited cover but mega food. I may just go back to the ground game and then the bq solves many problems.
justin
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| From: Popester1
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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I've always been a bow quiver guy until one day last summer I took it off my bow for some reason. I shoot a Black Widow PSAX and I was so pleased with how it shot without the quiver, I began looking as well. I'm leaning toward a Trantula M.A.Q. from Cabela's. $34.99.
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| From: sir misalots
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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i like a center of the back quiver plus a solo bow quiver. Id love to get a st charles copy. I have plans from trad bowhunter mag but have yet to make one.
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| From: ruintfletch
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| Date: 03-Dec-19 |
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Art Vincent Powderhorn quiver for me. Very well constructed quivers.
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