What kind of quiver does everyone hunt with?

[ishoot4thrills]

Strap-on Kanati Pro bow quiver for me. I don't mind the added weight as my bow is very light to begin with.

[onewhohasfun]

I went back to my GFA. Tried an Arrowmaster for 2 yrs. and never could get used to it. Too big and noisy getting thru the thick stuff. I use a  fleece fletch cover on the GFA.

[misfire]

I use the strap on Boa. It serves me well.

[stagetek]

Bear 4 or 8 arrow spring arm quivers. Easy on and off, and I always take mine off on stand.

[dnovo]

I use the thunder horn small fry mostly. I have a regular size boa strap on also. Great Northern is another good one although I prefer the Boa
Back quiver for rabbit and squirrel. Need lots of arrows

[Pat B]

I use a GFA style quiver I made from an old Selway bow quiver for hunting and a Side Stalker I made for target and 3D shooting.

[njloco]

Sufari tough, and you won't look back !

[Passage]

Eagle Flight Archery bow quiver with totem option.  I did'nt like bow quivers on my longbows but EFA is extremely light and not noticed when shooting.

[Mark Baker]

Absorkee Quiver for me.   Also the quiver caddy/kwikee combo I've used for years.   No better option that I've tried yet....and I've tried most all of them.   Check out the product review on Tim's Absorkee.

[jimneye]

Catquiver II, I like my bow light and balanced.

[foxbo]

Here's a pic of the Absorkee Quiver showing the caddy clip. Makes for easy on and off and rides well.

[Hummer3T]

Mini boa

[goingoldskool]

cat quiver here as well...

[Easykeeper]

I've always used bow quivers, don't like the balance issue but the convenience is tough to beat.  My favorite bow quiver (limb bolt style) is my Kanati Angle.

Next year I will be hunting with a Cedar Ridge Powderhorn side quiver that I picked up a few weeks ago.

[Terry Lightle]

GFA for me

[Sam McMichael]

I use a back quiver.

[Mr. fingers]

Gonna try a arrowmaster this year. I'm usually a bow quiver advocate but I got a new Big Jim Buffalo. That I have been shooting without  a quiver and really like it. I have a cat quiver 6.5 that I could use too. But there are certain things I don't like about the cat. That I'm hoping the arrowmaster will solve.

[30coupe]

Originally posted by pavan:
Only back quivers for me, I hate a how perfectly good bow feels when all of my arrows are hanging on it.  Besides that, where do I put field dressed squirrels and bunnies if there is no back quiver?

I use the same, a Hill style back quiver most of the time. Late season, once I am bundled up like the Pillsbury Doughboy, I switch to a lightweight bow quiver. For my Kanati, it's and EFA 4 arrow with a totem. It is so light, the balance is hardly affected at all. On my Orion, I have a 5 arrow Selway bolt on. It is also very light weight and doesn't seem to wreck the balance of the bow.

That said, I probably use the back quiver 75 percent of the time.

[Zradix]

modified bolt on quiver that I use as a back/side quiver

[Gdpolk]

I use a dual arc strap on.  After tuning it I think it actually improves how the bow shoots and it keeps my arrows handy.