What is your favorite type of bow mounted quiver?

[T Lail]

Eagle Flight on every bow......

[Anointed Archer]

I have tried most of them except the BOA which will be my next quiver. However my favorite is the GN strap on's.

[Matty]

I personally did not like the Selway. It was heavy and I felt it shaking Shot after shot.
Went to the EFA and loved it to death. Best value!! The only down side I could find was, that I would have to snug it back onto the limb from time to time. Just to make sure it didn't slide down the limb. If I didn't pay attention. It would.
The aneewakee pro angle is what I have now. And that sucker is solid! At over $100 it's not cheap but works incredibly.

[BWD]

Great Northern adj.

[Marc B.]

I've used the Selway and GN and didn't care either. I now use a Kanati, EFA, or Big Jim depending on the bow.

Great Northern Quick Detach for my 3-piece bows, and Great Northern strap on for my one piece bows!

Bisch

[DanielB89]

Thank you for all the replies fellas.  I am down to one last question..

GN strap on or GN QD.  
**Lets assume we are only talking about a t/d bow as a one piece would be hard to bolt on  

[old_goat2]

Thunderhorn for me and my wife, easy on, quiet, stable and doesn't get so stiff in the cold that you can't get your arrow out. Have one of Big Jim's and it works well but damn I can't get it attached as easy a Big Jim makes it look, but once it's on it is quiet and stays put.

[DanielB89]

Originally posted by old_goat2:
Thunderhorn for me and my wife, easy on, quiet, stable and doesn't get so stiff in the cold that you can't get your arrow out. Have one of Big Jim's and it works well but damn I can't get it attached as easy a Big Jim makes it look, but once it's on it is quiet and stays put.

 
I had the same problem.  It was definitely a two hand, bow between my leg job! lol.  I also had a problem with mine wiggling.  I don't know that everyone had this happen as I hate to say anything negative about Bigjims quiver because he has helped me so much, but I just couldn't ever get it to stay 100% still.

[babs]

Great northern quick detach

[babs]

I forgot to say kick back too. I like the arrows farther back on my riser. I have three great northern quick detach on all my bob Lees ccouldn't be happier.

[Terry Lightle]

Hard question,lots of great bow quivers being made

[azhunter]

I have about 5 different brands. My favorite is the EFA for my longbows both one piece and 3 piece. I like the Great Northern kickback quick connection model for takedown recurve. My strap on great northern quivers are excellent also but just prefer the smaller size and balance that the EFA affords on the longbow better.

[wooddamon1]

For TD I've used Selway slide-on and Thunderhorn quick detach, both great, solid quivers. For me, though, nothing beats a GN adjustable. Love the feather spacing compared to a straight-line configuration.

[ishoot4thrills]

I own/have owned 3 of the 4 quivers you mention. They're all great quivers.

But, I own/use a Kanati strap-on on my Kanati longbow.

Originally posted by DanielB89:
Thank you for all the replies fellas.  I am down to one last question..

GN strap on or GN QD.  
**Lets assume we are only talking about a t/d bow as a one piece would be hard to bolt on    

Daniel, I have both. I only use the QD on my takedown bows. It looks way sleeker, and is really easier on/off than the strap on.

Bisch

[Paul Shirek]

Selway is the most solid. Thunderhorn bolt on is also about the same but heavier. Great Northern limb bolt is also great but moves a bit when you put arrows back in. Not much though...

[Wudstix]

Great Northern strap-on has my vote.  

   

[DanielB89]

Originally posted by Paul Shirek:
Selway is the most solid. Thunderhorn bolt on is also about the same but heavier. Great Northern limb bolt is also great but moves a bit when you put arrows back in. Not much though...

Anyone else have the same results as this?

[Gdpolk]

Kanati Dual Arc