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Best quiver I've ever used, bar none. I've spent a small fortune on quivers over the years, and have owned some very well made one, but none better in design or function.
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I got mine this past year and used it during hunting season. I really like mine! It carrys real well and the pocket is really handy for carrying spare string,sharpening stone, facemask, snacks,etc.,etc.
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I use the fletch end D-ring to hang on a small screw in hanger when in a tree stand. Other uses are tie down points for lashing to a pack, pack horse,etc
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thanks for all the positive info I think I will take a ride to Raptor and check one out. I'll have to let everyone know the results of my Quest.
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In the words of Tony, "Therrrrrrre Greeaaaat!"
-------------------- "TGMM" Family of the Bow. "The bowman, to be successful as a hunter, must learn to perfection the habits of his game." -- Maurice Thompson, The Witchery of Archery, 1879 Posts: 5278 | From: Albany, Oregon | Registered: Nov 2005
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Great quiver and you will get great support from Rod. Just emailed him about ordering the long rain hood for mine and got an immediate response. You will want the long rain hood if you are shooting full length arrows with a long broad head like a Woodsman.
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I had the larger one then traded for the smaller. Only four piggy hunts under it's belt. Great! I use a backpack and goes along for the ride perfect.
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I've got one, the Arrowmaster, with the zipper pouch. It's a great quiver, for all the reason listed above. If I was buying it now, I'd go for the smaller Duiker model, without the pouch. 8 arrows is more than enough and when I'm hunting I carry more than what will fit in that little pouch.
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-------------------- Mr Terry.....will you turn on the crickets for me - Cade Cabrera Posts: 24237 | From: GAWGIA | Registered: Mar 2003
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i like this quiver so much i'm ordering the smaller duiker model! ... ORDERED!
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