I'm always wearing at least a day pack when hunting, so back quivers are out. Used on for a while for stump shooting and stuff, but as snazzy as they look, they just don't navigate brush worth a darn.
Problem to avoid with either is broadheads rubbing together. Even if they don't make noise, it wrecks your sharpening job.
Lsdt few years have been using a side quiver that I cobbled from some leather and pieces parts of old bow quivers. Works but wow is it ugly. Been thinking of making and indian style shoulder carry side quiver that will allow covering the fletch during bad weather or excursions in brush.
Problem is how to protect the broadheads. Any body got any ideas. BTW, I'm terminally cheap and perfectly willing to use ugly equipment if I can make it myself!