Best Quiver for Bear Take-Down

[hawkeye n pa]

I've used a GN strap on my b riser for the last twenty some years. Easy on and off.

[Stixbowdrew]

Kevin text me and i will send you some pictures. I would personally do the QD over the side mount. Simply because it spaces the hood and gripper out further.

Drew Kohlhofer
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[DWT]

thunderhorn is what I like best, keeps the arrows flat as possible to the riser, i dont like  alot of width in my bow quiver combo profile.

[MCNSC]

GN side mount.  I did make a little aluminum bracket on the bottom to make it an offset quiver.  I think GN makes an offset quiver but mine isn't .

[ron w]

I bought a used Delta at Denton Hill.....cleaned it up, gave it a camo job and it's perfect. Rock solid and silent. Maybe a bit heavy but the bow is heavy anyway.

[David McLendon]

Kanati Pro strap on, none of my bows have inserts. One quiver for all.

[ozy clint]

Marksman bowquiver. The maker of these quivers actually uses a bear take down.

[Kevin Hansen]

Originally posted by ozy clint:
Marksman bowquiver. The maker of these quivers actually uses a bear take down.

Thanks! Had not heard of these. I will check them out.

[David Mitchell]

I had Thunderhorn make me a side mount with the leather dyed to match my bubinga and black maple riser. Great quiver.

[Kevin Hansen]

Still weighing my options for a quiver. If a person has a strap on quiver is it best mounted to the lower limbs, or to the riser of the bow? Does mounting to the limbs affect performance?
Thanks.

[ozy clint]

mount it within the fade out on the limb and you'll be fine.