Favorite hunting quiver

[epage_backwards_hat]

Please comment below your favorite style of quiver for hunting and why!
I am interested to hear everyone’s take on this one as I have experimented with almost everything and still don’t know that I have a favorite.
As I now focus mostly on Hill style bows and my own self bows, I have myself returned to using hill style back quiver and a side stalking style quiver. I like them equally and they each have a place for me.

[Friend]

Safari Tuff...mine has been on over 900 hunts...finally about time for a new one...will purchase another one.

[Wudstix]

Great Northern and Thunderhorn strap-on for hunting and Riverwolf Alpha for toten arrows in for a few days of hunting.
 

[Hill Style]

I have a stitched Hillstyle back quiver like the one Bob Swinehart used. I wouldn’t consider hunting or shooting with anything else.

[Breakfast Boy]

Great Northern strap on quiver, with a Selway being my second choice. I prefer a bow quiver and both are excellent.

[epage_backwards_hat]

I have a stitched Hillstyle back quiver like the one Bob Swinehart used. I wouldn’t consider hunting or shooting with anything else.

Shoot ya ol son! I’ll post a pic of the one I made and use.

[epage_backwards_hat]

My homemade hill style. Only down fall to these for me is when wearing a pack and being able to get to my arrows quickly. But for hunting close to the truck absolutely 👍🏼

[Pat B]

I use a side stalker style quiver for target and 3D but prefer a GFA style quiver for hunting. I made it with an old Selway quiver with the hood and arrow hilder attached to a board I covered with snake skin for decoration. With the shoulder strap you can wear is along your side, behind your back or tucked under your arm for tight hunting areas. I keep a fletch cover wrapped around the board with easy access when needed. It is quiet and protects the broadhead like a bow quiver does.

[dnovo]

I use a Thunderhorn Small Fry bow quiver for all my hunting. My other option I use sometimes for roving, 3D or squirrel hunting is my Hill style back quiver I made for myself 40 years ago.

[trad_bowhunter1965]

I hunt with the Selway quick detach quiver on 95% of my hunts but I love side quiver and Jack Bower side stalker side quiver is my favorite,when I am hunt I carry 6 judo tips arrow for stump shooting. 

[Dave Pagel]

Thunderhorn Linx for one-piece and two point for a takedown.

DP

[Possum Head]

I have two EFA models both with set back and Totem shafts and can’t imagine a hunt without them. Quiet, sturdy and very well crafted.

[two4hooking]

Hill style back quiver all the time. It is a part of my system and nothing is faster, carries more ammo, or more a part of me. 

[Deno]

Hill style back quivers

[epage_backwards_hat]

Love seeing all you fine fellers using the Hill style quivers!

[MnFn]

Mostly Safari Tuff. Once in awhile I use a Great Northern strap on, or a bolt on Black Widow-on a Black Widow.

BTW, mine is the Duiker model,  which I think is no longer made. Just a smaller size.
Nice when you only need a few arrows. The pouch is big enough for a file ,Minnie binoculars, knife, and other odds and ends.

[Trenton G.]

Great Northern strap on quiver followed by a selway slide on quiver. I like having everything right there and accessible in one hand.

[MnFn]

I agree Trenton, they are handy. But I do also like colorful fletching and when I am in a tree stand, I just hang up my side quiver. Fletching is less likely to cause a problem. I read where G Fred made some camouflage arrows and didn’t like them at all. He couldn’t see them in flight. He liked to see a ball of color flying towards his target. There are trade-offs I guess.

Another thing is it keeps my fletching dry if caught in a downpour which happened quite a bit on one particular elk hunt in Colorado.

[kopfjaeger]

The Kwikee Kwiver is my favorite. Easy on and easy off. Plus, with the same bracket you can put on a 3, 4, or 6 arrow Kwikee Kwiver. Bad part is Kwikee Kwiver went out of business.  I also have a Great Northern strap-on quiver, a Selway side mount quiver, two EFA quivers, a few Vintage Bear spring-arm quivers, and a few Bear Super Seven quivers. Plus, one belt/hip quiver I like a lot.

[epage_backwards_hat]

The Kwikee Kwiver. Easy on and easy off. Plus, with the same bracket you can put on a 3, 4, or 6 arrow Kwikee Kwiver. Bad part is Kwikee Kwiver went out of business. 

Kwikee are classic. And yes very unfortunate they closed doors.