question on bow quivers

[snow leopard]

having never used a bow quiver before, i am thinking of getting an eagle's flight 3-arrow or kanati 4-arrow bow quiver. my question to those of you who use them is; did you find that it altered your shooting in any way once on your bow?  or were there any adjustments you had to make?  thanks for any input.

[acadian archer]

I love my EFA 4 arrow Cherokee. Beauty, fits tight, no movement, no effect on shooting or balance etc. Everyone is different but you likely can"t go wrong with the EFA.

I've got mine on a Chek Mate Hunter II

[YORNOC]

I am opposite, I found that my shooting was totally altered to the point of it not being worth learning to shoot with a bow quiver.  But I am at the extreme opposite end of this opinion I'm sure. I often shoot FITA olympic competition also and the SLIGHTEST change is HUGE at 90 meters.
I'd give it a shot though, if never used one you just gotta try it!

[JimB]

I have had the same experience with the 4 arrow EFA.I've used it on some real light bows with no affect.

[WRV]

I have two EFA Quivers and you won't be sorry for purchasing one. They are so light you hardly notice them on your bow. Give Don a call, first class guy to deal with.
Randy

[Nole]

I have a kanati 4 arrow quiver that I got 2 days ago and it is great.  I have not noticed a difference in my shooting.  It adds a little weight to the bow but I think it helps to stabilize it somewhat.  No major differences for me.  Call John at Kanati Quivers and he can answer any questions that you might have.

[LONGSTYKES]

Great Northern works the best for me. The adjustable model. Very quiet and doesn't change any thing in my shooting consistency.

[broketooth]

the kanati quiver is top notch in my opinion. john is great to deal with too. he definately knows how to produce a quality product.once you buy one you'll want another and another...

[champ38]

After a few shots you wont even know its there...the extra wt helps to stabalize....dampens noise.

[frassettor]

Originally posted by champ38:
After a few shots you wont even know its there...the extra wt helps to stabalize....dampens noise.

I agree. I always shoot and hunt with one on. Don't even notice it

[mudfish]

I always have a Kanati or Great Northern full of arrows strapped to my bow when I shoot, which one depends on the bow.   They seem to shoot better that way, but it's all what you get used to.

[Ken Taylor]

I like bow quivers and they have no effect on my shooting comfort or accuracy.

In fact, maybe because of the extra weight, I probably prefer shooting with a quiver on.

It really doesn't bother me though, one way or the other.

I own both Selway and Thunderhorn bow quivers.