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I take a side quiver and string it up and use it kind of like a back quiver. This gives me a lot of versatility.
I do not like back quivers because I found it hard to secure the arrows without them making too much noise.
Never used a straight side quiver. May have to try it some day, but it seems like it might be too limiting attached to one place.
I have used a bow quiver and actually liked it a lot when using a recurve. Never went there with my long bow.
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Early season, I like the backquiver, mine is soft, pliable and quiet.
Rainy weather and late fall...Catquiver 3.5...when doing a lot of still hunting and setting up calling.
Bowquiver...when we are way up the Mtns or gone all day from the truck when I need a large back pack...especially in real cold weather when I pack extra clothes.
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I usually use a few different ones.A tube quiver when on the ground and a bow quiver when hunting from trees most times.
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I use all three at differant times but hang them up in the tree or lay them on the ground when I am hunting.
Posts: 1962 | From: Norton Shores, Michigan | Registered: Mar 2007
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EFA bow quiver. Its light looks good doesnt effect my shooting and can get to the arrows with minimual moverment
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You will eventualy wind up with every type of Quiver know to man or Killy.... So just start collecting....
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I use the Adcock/Mantais quiver that Art Vencent makes . Ive tried alot of quivers but this one fits my needs the best as the most versital quiver . I do like the EFA for a bow quiver if I were to use one because it does not change the blance of the bow and reduces bow vibartion . If you have never seen a Adcock/Mantais quiver check out Ron Laclairs web site , thats where I got mine .
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Anything that interests you as long as it doesn't mount on the bow. I've never understood having a bow mounted quiver, and then remove it when you get to your stand. I've used side and back. Like them both. Haven't tried a "tube" but they look very interesting.
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A&H ACS-CX Hoyt Formula RX Posts: 175 | From: Cedar Springs, Michigan | Registered: Feb 2008
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