Looking for suggestions on a bow quiver for my longbow.

[Gdpolk]

I'd like a bow-mounted quiver for my longbow that holds 4-5 arrows.  I really only need it to hold four arrows but the extra space for 5 may make it a bit roomier for my four arrows.  I'd fill it with two 3-blade broadheads and two small game heads for deer/hog season or two small game heads on normal arrows and two small game headed flu-flu's during squirrel/rabbit season.  I'd like the quiver to be light, not mar my bow, and attach/detach quickly and quietly.  Leather is a plus, especially in a medium to dark brown but leather isn't 100% necessary.  What would you suggest?

[centaur]

Check Big Jim's quiver. Sounds like that is just what you are looking for.

[Terry Lightle]

I have used Great Northern for many years.They seem almost bulletproof for me.

[Avid Archer]

EFA

[mountain lion]

Great northern all the way

[longbowray]

EFA for me

[Bishop]

Look at Kanati also. There is no shortage of really good bow quivers these days.

[Brad Arnett]

Another vote for EFA.

[AWPForester]

Big Jim's, Thunderhorn, and Selway all make great strap on quivers.  God Bless

[MOFISH]

Kanati is among the best

[rick7]

big jim  priced right and a very good quiver

[Archie]

I took my favorite bolt-on and made a quick, cheap, and rock-solid way to attach it to my longbow.  I've used it for about 8 months now, and it has stood the test of time.  Don't discount doing something no one else is doing, if you're so inclined.

[Gdpolk]

That Kanati dual arc sure looks nice but man it's pricey compared to the others out there.  I'll probably get either a BigJim or EFA rattlesnake skinned quiver.  Thanks for pointing me in the right direction guys.

[m midd]

Great northern is my favorite

[JamesKerr]

Big Jim, Great Northern, Selway, and 3Rivers Mini boa's are all great quivers.

[Bob Abeln]

Great Northern has been the best i've used. Strap it on and you are done. They never move or make any noise. Super quivers period!!!!!!

[Dan in KS]

I also like the Great Northern.  Been using them for years.

DB

[jhg]

Great Northern.

 Remove the foam and throw out the metal plate under it- not necessary for function. Replace foam pushing it in deeper, letting you load longer broadheads with some protection for you. The foam will sit deeper in the leather and a lot less BH edge is exposed above the leather rim.

Joshua