Backquiver hunters??

[3Feathers]

How many arrows do you carry in your backquiver when on a hunt?Broadheads?stumppers?I,m going with 6 BH arrows and 2 stumping arrows.

[YORNOC]

Whitetails from a tree, 3-6. Elk on the ground,12-18. Black bear, 6. Caribou, as many as I can fit in the quiver.
Just because there are many more opportunities at one particular hunt compared to another. Caribou, LOTS of practice shooting to help judge distance and I'll lose a few. Plus shots at ptarmigan,. etc.
Treestand hunts, I know my yardage and dont need to take more than one practice shot from a stand, if any. I've had bears smell a practice arrow sticking in the ground and bolt!
Same with elk, practice shots! Lots!

[Notso]

5-6 broadheads along with a blunt or two. I use the blunts to loosen up / practice on the way to the treestand or blind.

[sweeney3]

Bout the same as the others.  3-6 broadheads (never used that many, but ya never know), and a couple of hex/judo heads.

[traditionalman]

I use 6 broadheads 2 blunts and 2 field tips.

[TxAg]

4 bh, 2 blunts

I ran out last year when i got into some hogs. If would've had 10 bhs it still wouldn't been enough.

[Shedrock]

I like a two arrow quiver on my bow, both arrows with broadheads, then I have three other broadhead tipped arrows, and a couple blunts in my back quiver.

[toddster]

I have about 3 or 4 broadheads for whitetails and turkeys, and 3 or 4 judo or Ace blunts in mine.  hog hunting have 6.

[joe skipp]

I like carrying 8-10 broadheads and 2-3 small game heads while bowhunting. Backquivers were made to hold a lot of arrows...so why not....      :rolleyes:

[Sam McMichael]

I hunt whitetails and carry 6 BH & 2 judo points.

[deaddoc4444]

I LIKE to carry about 4 to 6 broad heads , usually 2 older  MA3s or BOdkin's broad heads for fox , coyote , porcupines , raccoon's  etc.   Usually one or two judos, a blunt or two and at least two field points .

[CalArcher]

Three in the back quiver and one in my "Ace-in-the-Hole."

[dragonheart]

More than I used to!    

[Mongo]

Five or six broadheads.