Selway slide on- leave on all season?

[Pmringer]

Curious how many of you leave your slide on Selway quivers on all the time. I don’t want to mess with taking it off for storage and travel and shoot with it on anyway to get used to the weight and sight picture. Wondering if I should trade it for a strap model though.

[Jesse Minish]

I leave mine on all the time. The only time mine come off is when flying.

[hvyhitter]

Some bow woods fade or discolor with sunlight. Have seen bows that the quiver was left on year round get a "stripe" on the limbs with clear glass that may be noticeable...…………..YMMV

[Pmringer]

Some bow woods fade or discolor with sunlight. Have seen bows that the quiver was left on year round get a "stripe" on the limbs with clear glass that may be noticeable...…………..YMMV

Interesting point. Didn’t really think about that.

[Orion]

The only time I put mine on is a week or so before season until season is over.  Then I take it off. The quiver does add a little heft and helps quiet the bow, but since I use a side quiver when target shooting and a back quiver when stump shooting, I really don't need it on the remainder of the time.

[Pmringer]

I use my Push Alpha Pack target and stumping but usually like to have a broad head on for coyotes so I have at least one arrow in my quiver all summer. If I had a broad head insert for my Alpha Pack I probably wouldn’t keep it on off season as much.

[old_goat2]

Mine doesn't come off, but I only shoot from it during hunting season, I keep it full or almost full off season and shoot from a hip quiver.

[Trenton G.]

I leave mine on all year round. It's what I hunt with so I figure it's probably best to practice with the same setup that I'm hunting with. Plus it's just kind of a pain to take off.

[Dutchman]

Mine don't come off either. I see no point in removing them.

[JD Page]

I'm a leave it on all season guy. It's my preference on bow set up for hunting and practice.

[slatty]

I find that taking my quiver off (Great Northern bolt on side quiver) dramatically affects everything from my sight picture to where the arrow goes. I never take it off for that reason. Just want to keep things consistent and practice in the off season for the season.

[Pmringer]

It is staying on my one piece longbow at this point.  Once I get a takedown that I can use for work travel I will get a strap model to make things easier.