[Bushbuster]

Mornin fellas
My names Don. Newb to the site. Wondering if there is a good hunting quiver. I've not hunted with a stick bow since I was a kid, but I remember the back quiver was a pain in the brush as well as being noisy at the worst times. The bow mounted quivers seems the most convenient but I like the idea of a bare bow. Hip quivers I've looked at looked to be cumbersome and inaccessible in in a sneaky situation. I don't plan missing the first shot but you know:smile:. Any help at all would be much appreciated. P.S. Can't wait to read your book Viper1!

 

[tpoof]

Hey Don!
Look here. http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=788346

Loads of good quivers out there theses days.:thumbs_up

 

[rraming]

looks like you have narrowed it down already - it's a personal choice with some (in each catagory) being favorites to some archers - I have tried and own bow, side and back (a few of each) I switch from time to time depending on my mood.

 

[elk country rp]

i really like my Simmons side quiver. it's tough enough to protect my arrows from rain and general abuse & it's quiet when i'm trying to slither up on a bedded antelope. it wears easily without catching too many branches & it straps onto my pack (without squishing feathers) when it's time to haul something out. i think i got it direct from them for $65

 

[Bushbuster]

Thanks much fellas!

Hey Don!
Look here.

Loads of good quivers out there theses days.:thumbs_up

Hey tpoof
I noticed your fav has an opening down the side, is that for arrow removal with minimum movement if so....Fletching noise? If not can I ask pros and cons for that.

 

[LBR]

Safari Tuff "Arrowmaster". As good as it gets.

Chad