Separating arrows in a backquiver

[DWilhelm]

I am planning a moose hunt next year and would like to carry some blunt tipped arrows with my broadheads for any grouse I may come across.  My question is, how do you separate them so you don't mix them up during the excitement?

[Al Dente]

I have a separator going across the opening of my back quiver.  Broadheads go on one side, and blunts are on the other.  I use different color fletching and cresting to tell which is which.  or you could just use a different nock color.

[Bud B.]

Is the back quiver leather?

[Jayb]

I use different nock or fleatchings also

[DWilhelm]

Thanks for the replies.  Yes the back quiver is leather.  It is a HH soft leather back quiver which works very well.

[lpcjon2]

If you are using blunt tips with flu flu feathers(for the grouse) you can leave them an inch longer than the other shafts.JMHO

[Red Beastmaster]

A simple leather lace across the mouth of the quiver is all that is needed. I've been doing it that way forever.

[TxAg]

you could turn them upside down in the quiver

[Bud B.]

Originally posted by Red Beastmaster:
A simple leather lace across the mouth of the quiver is all that is needed. I've been doing it that way forever.

That's why I asked if it was leather.

Punch two holes and the right spots and you got it. Remove it when necessary.