Somebody please decide for me...

[PEARL DRUMS]

Im struggling over here! I have always been a 100% bow quiver guy. Problem now is I shot all year without one and loved the lightness of my bow. I have a back quiver, but it just seems like it will be awkward and loud to me. I need to make a decison on a quiver style VERY soon before I carry a few arrows out in my hands and probably get hurt LOL! Somebody decide for me please! Im open to any type of quiver, I hunt 75% in a tree and 25% in a pop-up.

[ron w]

Use a bow quiver you can take off once your in your stand or blind....best of both worlds. You can carry your arrows and then shoot your bow without it on.

[Bill Carlsen]

You can do what Ron W suggests or you can get a GFA type quiver (or make one yourself...very simple to do) or get an SafariTuff Arrowmaster. I like both types and use them about equally as much depending on where or what I will be hunting.

[PEARL DRUMS]

I must admit the GFA style has caught my attention the most. Its is similar to what ron w suggested. My only concern is hauling my Lone Wolf around with that style quiver. Will it be in the way?

[DannyBows]

Ron W has a good suggestion. I just watched a video of Big Jim demonstrating the one he sells. Looks good, and I've heard good reviews of it. His site is on the drop down sponsors listing above.

[PEARL DRUMS]

Great tip Danny. I just watched the vid and your right, looked very good and he demonstrated putting it on and taking it off. Looks simple to me, and solid.

[Buckeye Trad Hunter]

I like the side/back style like the dawgwares or the safarituff arrowmaster.

[DennyK]

If I had to decide on one off the bow quiver it would be the Cat quiver II from Rancho Safari.

[PEARL DRUMS]

Denny, my brother-in-law uses one and totally loves it. He wouldn't consider a bow quiver even if I got him drunk first!

[DennyK]

Mr Drums-See if you can try his for an afternoon or. Maybe throw in a bottle of moonshine.  

[Bowwild]

I use a bowquiver that I can take off the bow. In fact, the bow I'm hunting with has the closely spaced inserts most commonly found on compounds (for Lynx and other type quivers). I use a Mathews Spyder bowquiver. It just requires a siple twist to take on or off. I take it off the bow in the tree or the blind.

[Chris Surtees]

If you are set on not using a bow quiver at all it is hard to beat a Safari Tuff.

Even though I use a bow quiver quite a bit I always have a Safari Tuff along in case I decide to switch.

Basically the only off bow quiver I will use for hunting.

[hunterbob]

check out highnoonhunter's quivers.very quiet.    http://www.hnhleatherworks.webs.com/

[reddogge]

Safari Tuff Arrowmaster.

[David Mitchell]

OK, they decided for you....wasn't that easy?  

[joekeith]

Let's see, I've got 3 back quivers, 3 side quivers, and 3 different bow quivers.  Oh yeah, and a Lakota style too.  I still don't know what quiver I'll use any time I go out.  

[AdamH]

I've made a few of the GFA quivers out of the Bear's and BW's  Love Em ...

[bctgrad]

Back quiver all the way for me.  Check out this thread for some good tips on using one:

 http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=086067

Brian

[straitera]

No attached quivers on my bow anymore. BQ only for a number of years. Once broken in, it will do all you ask.

[royking]

I still prefer the back quiver.