Center back quivers

[b.glass]

Has anyone used one much. It must be the only quiver I haven't tried but would like to. I'm planning to purchase a badger hide and thought I would try making a center back quiver out of it but I'm trying it out with a cardboard shipping tube first. So far I think I might like it better than the traditional quiver.

For field points only though. I think broadheads should only be put in bow or plains style/side  quivers.

[hunt it]

I have a Steven Catts Mountain Hunter it is a centre back design, I love it.

[b.glass]

Oh ya. Is it like the cat quivers where the nock end is covered and it has some pouches on it? Those are nice!

[hunt it]

Nock end is covered and mine has no pouches. It has a leather detachable cover that snaps on to close up the mouth (arrow hole) and therefore works great as an arrow tube when travelling. What I like about it the most is that it keeps my feathers dry no matter what weather does. During moose season I'll sometimes leave it hanging (uncovered) in tree for three or four days of steady rain and feathers allways dry when I come back.

[Leland]

I'm currently using one that Dwyer longbows sells.It works great when sneaking through the brush,and is very comfortable to wear.

Leland