woodsmans and quivers

[bmb]

would an efa 4 arrow quiver fit 3 woodsmans and 1 blunt arrow? i really like these small strap on quivers but im not sure how they fit these heads.

[jcprintz]

It will be tight but you can get them in.

[Deadbolt]

its not tight at all depending which size you get...i got one a few months ago and carry the same as you 3 125g WW originals and 1 hex blunt. I believe I got the jumbo 2 just to make sure the blades are covered to the insert.  I could easily fit 4 WWs if I wanted to and it works like a charm.

I eat the foam up pretty quick taking heads in and out though...I will have to replace it before this season is done.

[Curtiss Cardinal]

A Great Northern Professional Bow Quiver with hold them easily. In fact it will hold 4 and one blunt.

[dino]

That's exactly what I do Curtiss, fits perfect and plenty of room. dino

[Elk River Shooter]

I don't carry any blunts and my 4 WW's fit fine. You shouldn't have any problems. An additional insert after awhile. Only problem is my 23/64's are alittle tight on the lower end, but 11/32's fit better.

[tarponnut]

I carry two Woodsman and two Magnus two blades(for hogs)in the EFA. I also carry a judo arrow via a piggy backer.

[kadbow]

I can get 4 WWs or 3 snuffers and a judo in my EFA 4-arrow.  Great little quiver.

[Gene Wensel]

For quivers using foam inserts, when they are brand new, heat an old Woodsman (not red hot) and burn in the three bladed slots. If you carefully use the same "blade aligned" slots, the foam will last lots longer.

[Glenn Hickey Jr.]

I just got in from hunting tonight and that setup works for me. I sometimes carry for WW and piggy-back a Hammer

[NoCams]

Thanks for the tech tip Uncle Gene ! We usually just take care to put them back the way they went in and they usually fall into the original cut in the foam pretty well. I can see where your way would work better. Now where is that heat gun......

nocams  

[bmb]

i will definitely use that tip....i am usually careful to use the same slots...but i can see where you could heat and probably widen the slots a little, making it easier to put them in.
thanks

[Gene Wensel]

The trick is to get it hot but not red hot. Too hot will gooo up a broadhead with melted foam. In and out quickly. Some of you men probably know about things like that....