Bow quiver for a new Bear Grizzly

[Richie]

I have a new Grizzly on the way and was wondering what you recurve guys use. I have been shooting longbows and have been using a big jims quiver, any suggestions?

[wooddamon1]

Great Northern adjustable for me.    

[Duncan]

I have a 74 Grizzly that I have used the 6 arrow Kwikee Kwiver on. Back when I bought it that was the best option. Since then I have used an EFA but more recently I have a 3 arrow Kwikee Kwiver and like it the best. The EFA is now on my Samick Volcano which is sort of a Grizzly clone. The EFA 4 arrow is also a great choice and light weight.

[Gen273]

Originally posted by wooddamon1:
Great Northern adjustable for me.      

X2

[Hopewell Tom]

I have a '66 Grizzly that I'd like to put a quiver on. I'm looking at the Selway slide-on, 4 arrow hood to keep it more compact. Kanati 3 or 4 arrow strap-on is another of interest to me.
I always thought that more arrows on board was better, but one is really all you need ...right?

[Richie]

Thanks, so the big jims should work just fine.

[Mr. fingers]

Originally posted by Richie:
Thanks, so the big jims should work just fine.

Yes

[Frgvn]

I like the Thunderhorn Boa 6-Arrow.  I put only 4 arrows in it to keep the feathers from rubbing.  It is easy to put on and take off.  With a bow that balances nicely, I sometimes like to take the quiver off while hunting especially if a lot of my practice is done without a quiver full of arrows.  I also find that the Boa quiver makes my bow quieter and does not affect the bows performance.

[adudeuknow]

I like Selway strap on myself.

[Bigjackfish]

I use a Kanati Pro Angle quiver on my Super Kodiak,you can angle the quiver on the bow.It is a strap on model,they make ones to use the riser bushings for mounting .Check out their web site ,really great quivers.

[Wannabe1]

EFA 4 arrow and it does wonders in helping quiet the bow down!      Lightweight, slim profile and easy on off. Here it is on my Cornstalker.

 

[Mike89]

I have a 2014 Grizzly and I just got a great northern adjustable side mount and it's pretty nice.  Only thing I don't really like about it is the two arrows on the bow side of the quiver are kind of a pain to take out, but you get used to it.  The only other thing is that I've had to add a bit of padding to the lower arm close to where it bolts to the riser to keep it from rubbing. No rattling or excess noise at all.  The other thing is that it comes with the large arrow grabbers and for 11/32nds arrows you need the medium. Overall, I would definitely recommend it.  I'll try to post some photos tonight.  I've had several compliments on it already and I think I've had it out a total of 3 times since I put it on.