quiver poll #2

[BRITTMAN]

This year I trying a steven Catts sidekick 3d but its still to big a bulky for me ,I may go back to a EFA bow quiver .

[Gen273]

BUMP

[Gen273]

bump

[SEMO_HUNTER]

I've always been a bow quiver kinda guy. Side quivers make too much noise and hang up on everything and I don't like anything strapped to my back.

I love my Big Jim's 2 piece bow quiver, it's just right.

 

 

[Archie]

I just got a used Catquiver that I will be trying out this fall.  I am practicing removing and replacing arrows at this time, as that's a big complaint about them.  I have always been a bow quiver guy, but don't want to lose the light-in-the-hand feel of my new longbow.  I suppose if you see me post a used CQ2 in the classifieds in late fall, you'll know how it turned out...

But I will say that my first impression of the CQ is that it may be exactly what I was looking for.  I really like it so far.

Archie

[toppredator]

I've used bowquivers for years and have never liked them.  This year I'm trying a side quiver and hoping for the best.  TRW

[Mad Dog]

I love my selway, but I drove 180 miles to goto 3Rivers yesterday. They sold me on a Safari Tuff Arrowmaster Side Quiver. Couldn't wait to get home and try it. I think I have a new favorite. Great knowledgable service as always at 3Rivers.

[Red Beastmaster]

I really don't like a bow quiver but end up using them when hunting from treestands. Having your arrows on your bow is one less thing to deal with up in a tree.

I actually prefer a back quiver and use one for almost every occasion except hunting from treestands.

[Rusty in Fla.]

Several years ago at a shoot I bought a Lakota style quiver from a trade blanket. It will easily hold a dozen or more arrows. Plenty of room for a mixture of blunts and broadheads. Before I put broadheads in the quiver I put them into a foam block first. When the arrows are pulled out the block stays behind. The quiver it's self hangs on a strap long enough to allow the quiver to move around when I want it to.

[Gen273]

bump

[dragonheart]

Hill style back quiver, side stalker.

[mcgyver]

I never liked what a bow quiver did to the lines and simplicity of a bow. Finally about 5 years ago I hunted with one, and am now hooked.
Everything in one hand, and minimal movement to get off another shot.
I voted Bow quiver

[Badwithabow]

I used a bow quiver last deer season but I picked up a raptor side quiver. This thing is priceless holds 6 arras dead quiet I swear you couldnt get it hung on brush if you tried. I used it for run and gun turkey hunting and loved it. I'll have to see what its like to have a quiver and stand on my back though.

[Blackstick]

I prefer a bow quiver and that’s the way I voted. I like keeping matched arrows with the bow. But, last year I used a back quiver for the first time, because I couldn’t decide on a particular bow to hunt with. It worked out all right and it’s looking to be going the same way this year.

[straitera]

Oiled & exercised into a perfect fit. Maybe you can see where it conforms to my back? Love this old quiver the real deal.

 

[Gen273]

Back to the top one more time

[Gary Logsdon]

When I use a bow quiver, I prefer a Kanati angle, however, the majority of the time I hunt with a "Powderhorn Wilderness" stalker quiver by Art Vincent.

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