Quiver for recurve help pictures please

[rluttrell]

I am in the market for a 5 arrow quiver. My bow was made for me and has no bolt holes in it. Please post pictures too if you can.
Thanks

[wooddamon1]

I think I might have one of every make, but Great Northern adjustable is my favorite. It fits almost any bow type and the feather separation is great.

I had to give one (non-adjustable) to my girlfriend, she was gonna steal mine...

 

Loaded for stumps...

[Rob W.]

GN x2

[Mike Vines]

I'll throw in another vote for the GN adjustable strap on.

[Will Cocke 2]

Kanati strap on with big hood or a thunderhorn strap on. Thunderhorn will build a quiver to match your bow.

[babs]

great northern gets my vote

[Terry Lightle]

Great Northern

[Craig]

Great Northern strap on

[AngelDeVille]

I've narrowed it down to a Selway, Kanati, or Thunderhorn.

The Great Northern looks cheaply made to me, but I have never tried any of them.

Selway is on the top of my list just because of capacity, and looks.

[mahantango]

Thunderhorn strap-on has a very secure mounting system and good capacity. Eagles Flight is hard to beat for a small, unobtrusive quiver. Kanati is great also, beautifully crafted. I.ve had problems with the Selways moving down the limbs if you shoot a lot, and you have to un-string  to remove them. Maybe they've changed the mounting system?

[rluttrell]

Thanks guys but can you post pictures of the way it mounts to the bow too?

[m midd]

Ive had thunderhorn , selway, Kanati and EFA... Great Northern is my choice.. It mounts with straps and rides closer to the bow.

[Mr. Bones]

You cant go wrong with a great norhtern adjustable.

[TRT]

I have a selway and a GN.  Both are really good and you can't go wrong with either of them, but I prefer the GN.  I like the feather clearance on the GN better.

[Sean B]

I've tried all the popular quivers, & theyre all great, but i the GN is the only one i use.  its light weight, tough, and simple to mount.  sorry, ive been haveing difficulty posting pics.

[khardrunner]

GN is the best 5 arrow I've used. I now have a smaller EFA that I like a lot as well.

[JParanee]

For a strap on I like Big Jim's quiver

Great Northern are extremely well built

[creekwood]

I have a number of quivers and I would have to recommend the Big Jim strap-on to use when you can't use a bolt-on type quiver.  Although the one I own is a four arrow medium size, they are available in the five arrow size as you stated that you want. Big Jim is a sponsor here, go to his web site and view the video of how easy it is to install. I also will add that the quiver is mounted close to the bow and the vibration proofness is as good as I've ever seen due to the heavy neoprene strapping system.

[TomBow]

Creekwood-

For now, I am using Magnus Snuffers which are a fairly long broadhead. Do you think the medium size would work?  I checked out the vid at your suggestion and I like the way Big Jim's quiver works and the take off the bow option.  Thanks for the info.

p.s. I used to live in Mason City and my sister still lives in Nora Springs.

[creekwood]

Tom, Ya need to call Big Jim and ask him, he is a straight-up guy and I'm sure he can answer that question.