Quivers for 3D and stumpin'

[Jeff Mundy]

A bowquiver... all of the time.

[Tatersalad]

same one i hunt with...

[Rob DiStefano]

i'm not a target archer, i don't particularly like 3d events.  i do like the muzzy and stumpin' as both are excellent hunting practice.  i have no 'target specific bows', all my bows are built for the hunt.  for roving i'll only use quivers that i use for hunting - an efa 4 or 5 arrow bow quiver or a safari tuff duiker stuffed with up to 10 arrows.

[2fletch]

I don't chase around after 3-D events anymore, but I do like to shoot indoors and some stump shooting. I usually get stump meat on the first shot, but just in case, it's good to have back up. Like Rob, I like a good lightweight 4-5 arrow bow quiver. I will show one of my favorite bows and quivers, and also a bow quiver converted to a kind of stealth quiver with the addition of an adjustable strap.  


 

 

  "Travel Light With Eagle's Flight"
             

[huntingarcher]

Safari Tuff for me.

[David Mitchell]

For stumping and 3D nothing beats a good well broken in roomy back quiver.  Also love it to hunt with as it carries lots of ammo to take pot shots at skwerls!!!  

[Red Beastmaster]

I use a back quiver for all of my target and stump shooting. For treestand hunting I use a bow quiver, for still hunting I use a homemade GFA type.

If I had to chose just one it would definately be the back quiver. I make my own out of medium stiffness leather that comforms to your back.

[tradshooter]

I have a Great Northern bow quiver on my recurve and I use a Safari Tuff with my longbow when hunting. For stumping and when carrying a lot of arrows I have a back quiver. If I could only have one quiver though, I would go with the Safari Tuff as it is very versatile and user friendly. You should try out several kinds of quivers and like a lot of us, you will end up with a small arsenal of quivers to suit your needs and preferences. There are a lot of good quivers out there and it will boil down to personal preference. Best of luck!

[katie]

I just picked up the GFA quiver at the Waterloo Expo from G.Fred.  I have not used it yet on 3D but have used it stumping.  I love it.  Very well made and light weight.  Changes to almost any position you want(back, side, etc.)  I am pleased!

[Possum Head]

Pocket quiver for 3D,side quiver for Judos

[BoonRoto]

Goo lookin bow 2fletch, what is it?

[2fletch]

PH, it's a Striker bow, and it shoots great. It is one of the lightweight bows that shoot better with the quiver on it.

[sorefingers]

The hide handlers back quiver has a three way harness that will allow you to get those arrows where you want them and keep them there.

[sorefingers]

Wannabe1 love that second one with the fur who makes it?

[Jerry Jeffer]

[T.J.]

For stumping I use a back quiver but for 3-D I use a Steve Catts hip quiver. Not only is it super comfortable but it only holds 6 arrows and on some days that prevents me from loosing more then six    

 

[tarponnut]

For stumping, I use my regular bow quiver and add a piggy backer for one more arrow.
For the judo points, I just put them in upside down, nock end into the foam, works great.
I can't get used to a back quiver.

[EL Mejor]

COOL QUIVER PICS....

[Rodd Szmania]

SAFARI-TUFF!