piggy backer for quiver

[Jake Fr]

Do any of you use them can you tell me bad or good anything I thought for the money can't go wrong but never here anything bought them thanks jake

[Stumpkiller]

I love 'em.  I even slice them in half to make a "one-arrow quiver" for my bows.

 

 

Gordy Mickens should be knighted for this concept and product.

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that's kool..

[Stumpkiller]

Originally posted by mysticguido:
that's kool..

Got the idea from Dean Torges and the broadhead sheath from Jack Bowyers.  Can't take the credit for either.

[Wannabe1]

Maybe not but that still is pretty cool. Might adopt that technique myself. Especially since I'm going to back quivers only, having one at the ready will eliminate a lot of movement.

[Larry m]

Sweet and simple idea Charlie. Rather yours or not, appreciate the info. Thanks for posting.

[Stumpkiller]

<<<  . . . eliminate a lot of movement.  >>>

That it does.  Also perfect for walking with a blunt when small game hunting but being able to drop it and get a broadhead fast (like when a coyote appears).  Even from a treestand having a fast follow up is a great thing - I've only needed one once and that was before I learned this set-up.  Ain't that just the way.

Couldn't find a good shot of the bow with arrow in the "quiver".  Here's some "in use" shots.

   

   

   

[ron w]

I did the same thing for a solo stalker....works great!

[Jake Fr]

Hey thanks for posting I'll look into doin that h

[Wannabe1]

Again, that is just too cool! Especially since I use two blade broad heads most of the time. Outstanding pics Charlie, thanks for sharing.  

[magnus]

I've been thinking of doing the same thing. Thanks fog posting pics!

Keeping the Faith!
Magnus

[akdd]

I got a solo stalker sheath for three blade broad heads from Alaska bow hunting supply. it cost around 7 dollars.

[ranger 3]

Nice and a nice Dream catcher