Favorite bow quiver

[Mudd]

I designed this one and this is the second of two I had made. They were made by two different people but the 1st one just didn't suit me so I traded it off to Mike at The Nocking Point.

This one is great! I love it more and more as I use it especially since I have also been learning to shoot left handed.

I wish I could figure out how to make it work as both a back quiver and a side quiver for both the right and left. But I guess 3 out of 4 ain't bad. There is also a leather hood that's deep enough to cover the fletch end of the arrow too if wanted or needed.

If you do a search on Custom Quiver you'll find my original post explaining the situation with the builder.

God bless,Mudd

[Orion]

I like Selways and Eagle's Flights--Slide on, strap on and limb bolt.  However, I modify the Eagle's Flights with a Selway gripper on the lower bracket.

[ncsaknech1ydh]

I use the Selway slide on leater type on both TakeDown Recurve & Longbows,although I pretty much only shoot my TD Longbows anymore, I find the Selways to be very quiet with no rattles, I never have liked the bolt on quivers for some reason.

[Steelhead]

I like an eagles flight with a 4 arrow hood and 3 arrow gripper.Gives me lots of fletch clearance,plenty of room for any 3 broadheads and is very light.I like the mini boa alot as well and the Great Northern for limb bolt application.

[Bowhunter4life]

If I'm shooting 2-blades it's an EFA 4 arrow, if I'm shooting big Snuffers or well any 3-blade it's a Selway.  I also like side quivers, Safari Tuff Arrowmaster and the Art Vincent "O.L. Adcock"...

[djohnson]

Selway #1 with Kanati Pro a close #2.

[Rusty in Fla.]

Not a bow quiver but I have really taken a liking to a Lakota style quiver I found on a trade blanket several years ago. It is everything I ever read about them and more.

[Flying Dutchman]

Thunderhorn BOA without any doubt! Read my review:   http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=31;t=000724

[Curveman]

German Ridge for my recurve (which I take off when I get in my trestand) and Eagle's Flight for my longbow.

[barredfeather]

Kanati angle quiver for me.  Just got it at Cloverdale after looking on the web site for months.  Really like it.

Jerry

[Bush]

I really like the Dawgware quiver.  The only problem is that is tends to bend in the middle, which I don't like.  It keeps the feathers dry, and the arrows are readily accessible.

[K. Mogensen]

I love my Safari Tuff Arrowmaster quiver.

If I had to go to a bow quiver, it would be an Eagles Flight hands down.

[Mike Vines]

great northern for me.

[dnovo]

My favorite is the Boa. I have both the small fry and the Lynx model so it doesn't slide. Lots of people with replies to a question that wasn't asked.

[Diamond Paul]

Eagle's Flight strap on 4-arrow with snakeskin; quiet, easy to put on and off, holds arrows securely, and looks good.  Not overly heavy, either.

[Kenneth]

Kanati Pro strap-on and Kanati Angle are the best I've ever tried and I've tried them all.

[ArkyBob]

Like BobW I also like the skookum 2 arrow quiver from Alaska Bowhunting Supply.  Virtually no weight and I can't tell any difference in the way my bows shoot, with or without it.

BOB

[beachbowhunter]

Custom quivers by Zipper. Best deal going, especially now that Bill can get them done with a strap on attachment.

[Cyclic-Rivers]

Haven't formed an opinion Yet!

[stagetek]

The old Bear spring arm bow quivers. Easy on and off, and I always take mine off on stand.