Somebody please decide for me...

[Zradix]

Why ya need a quiver???

   

In a jam you can tie a strap/line around a quickee quiver. seems about everyone has one of those layin around.

[jarhead_hunter]

While I have several bowquivers, I really don't like them.

I tend to use a back quiver for small game hunting and an old Bear belt quiver designed to hold 4 or 5 broadhead tipped arrows for big game.

Charles.

[gregg dudley]

Safari Tuff Arrowmaster.

[String Cutter]

Safari Tuff Arrowmaster

[String Cutter]

Just looked.. Safari Tuff Arrowmaster has been named like 6 times already....I really didn't like mine at first. But after breaking it in.. It is awsome.

[mrpenguin]

The Eagles Flight Bowquivers are the best bow quiver on the market.  Personally, I do not shoot as well wearing a quiver and like to have my arrows tight.  The EFA's are small and super super light making them have no noticable effect on your shooting.  I have a mini that carries 4 arrows.  It shoots the same with the arrows in or out... AND it keeps everything together for easier travel in the woods...

This all said, I would avoid other bow quivers that tend to be heavier and bulkier.

Just my humble opinion.

[hitman]

I use a great northern, 1 that attaches to the bow and put a strap on it and carry it like the GFA style.

[PEARL DRUMS]

Sounds like the Safari Tuff is a good bet also. I have been reading about them for a year now, never seen one in person. They look large, are they? Also, I shoot a 30" arrow if that matters as far as gettin gthem in and out easily.

[Archer Fanatic]

My wife gave me a nice backquiver for Christmas about 6 years ago and our daughter & son-in-law gave me a Catquiver 1 for Christmas 3 years ago and I just hang  which ever  one I use beside in the tree.

[PEARL DRUMS]

I have an old leather back quiver that is as broke in as they come, the arrows still rattle around in there and make noise. I have narrowed my undecisive self down to the Catquiver I or the Safari Tuff, I have two weeks before the season opens. Thanks for ALL the suggestions guys!

[Craig Schoneberg]

I would also recommend the Safari Tuff.  Bought one a couple years ago.  It's a little larger than my Jack Bower Side Stalker that I've used since the 80's.  Either one are great quivers.

[Frank V]

Pearl Drums, it's been said, but I've made a very usable GFA quiver from my bow quiver. It's easy & you can always undo it & use the bowquiver again if you want to. You can adjust the strap to let the quiver ride however high you want to. I like mine.    
Frank

[PEARL DRUMS]

Frank V I whipped up a GFA style last night before I went doe hunting and used it to see what I thought. Suprisingly enough there were a few does and fawns in the feild already so I had a chance to try a stalk with the quiver I threw together. I loved it, it worked perfectly. I see now why the type they sell has wool on the hood, my plastic hood made plenty of noise, that is my only complaint with that style. I am going to cover it with leather or mole skin and use it through the season.

[magnus]

If you have an old fleece hat slide it over it and attach and trim. How did the stalk go?

Magnus

[PEARL DRUMS]

The stalk was awesome, got within 40 yards on two different stalks. They both busted me with their eyes.....oh well its too warm to butcher a deer right now anyway! Still had fun.

[Mojo Rising]

I have a Highnoon quiver that I'll never part with. The fleece cinch that keeps arrrows from rattling is slick!

[beetlebailey1977]

I love the GFA quiver.  Very usefull and so many ways to wear and use it.