Quiver mount holes

[Cavscout9753]

Well, there was a deal in the classifieds on a Bear Grizzly that I just couldn't pass up. The poundage, the model, the price, the brand... Fortuitous is the word. I even believe I can have it dialed in before opener if I sweat a little and focus, heck I shoot recurves better anyway. Down the road I'd like to get a riser mounted quiver for it, but right now I will end up using my EFA on it. It may be a silly question, but has anyone ever covered the riser holes or is the general concensus to just leave them alone? I can't even imagine where'd I'd start.. Was thinking of some sort of rounded top small brass bolts that could go in there.. I don't know, wouldn't just be holes there at least. Probably just making more fuss than needed, but I know theres at least two types of folks here - Bear lovers and perfectionists. Haha happy shooting all!

[KAZ]

Sounds like an exciting adventure you're on! Your question though is one of total preference.... "Suit yourself", I would leave it alone and use the inserts to some personal advantage.

[Cavscout9753]

Yeah, the bow came today and I put the EFA on and I guess the holes aren't really THAT bad. Glad they're there, they will be usef in the future.

[ron w]

I use a Kwikee Quiver on my hunting bow, take it off when on stand. When not hunting I just leave the bracket on and just keep shooting. Enjoy your new bow!!