Side, hip, or back quiver for 3d and hunting?

[MrBadExample]

Originally posted by Vig:
MrBadExample,
  When you find out what the perfect quiver is please let me know.  I've spent too much money trying to figure it out on my own.

-Vig

This is exactly what I was hoping to avoid!  

[Mark Baker]

I've found the Quiver Caddy to be the best solution, myself.  I've yet to find a better hunting quiver option (don't like bow quivers) and their is no "flopping", or tangling in brush.  It's the easiest on/off option out there IMO.   Plus, with the use of the Kwikee Kwiver bracket, I can have several Kwikee's set up with different arrows and points.   That way, my broadheads are in the hunting Kwikee, and field points or others in other Kwikees, and it's easy to change on the Quiver Caddy.

[Brad_Gentry]

Homemade GFA-style, or back quiver, for both hunting and 3D.

If I'm squirrel hunting, it's definately the back quiver. If I'm going to be in a treestand, or don't need many arrows, I'll use the GFA. Depends what I feel like that day, I guess!

[AnointedArcher]

This is what I am using this year and it only cost me about $6.00. I bought a grey wool womens purse for $1.00 at a garage sale and bought this old bear quiver for about $5.00. It also works great for 3D shoots as I can carry my cell phone, camera, keys, water bottle and credit cards  :D  .
 

[ringo64]

i use this hip quiver for 3d and stalking and a side quiver if i will be sitting in a tree since it is easier to get another arrow out if i need it. i like simple quivers and this one was really easy to make and i used the coyote tooth for the "button", which i found one day out roving.