Asl riser

[garyschuler]

 I use a leather side quiver made by a guy named Jack from Wash. similar to the one that Ted Fry at Raptor Archery sells.
It works great and as I have bad shoulders. This fits the bill for me.

[garyschuler]

It was made by Jack Bower from Washington and was Top notch material and workmanship. Mine is over 20 years old and going strong.

[garyschuler]

Here are a couple pics. Some of you might have one also

[Kirkll]

I have a couple different ones now , & have had a few different types of those side quivers just like yours Gary.  We might have bought from the same vender in Washington. Very nice for 3D shoots. 

I bought a very nice back quiver that i ended up giving to my son in law. I didn't like having the arrows spilling out every time i bent over to pull arrows, and catching the arrows on branches. I never did like reaching over my shoulder for an arrow.... never felt comfortable to me.

My favorite 3D quiver is a hip style. But i like a strap on bow quiver for hunting.    Kirk

[Longcruise]

I decided to make my own.  I got much of the ideas from a TG DIY topic.  I've made a bunch of these since this one with design variations but this one serves well and has become a part of



Each broadhead has it's own protective sheath.  All the sheaths are connected to a pull through in the bottom of the quiver with a knot so that drawing an arrow leaves the sheath behind.

[Kirkll]

That is a great feature having the broad head covers that are attached to the bottom of the quiver.  Nice job!