Back Quivers

[paleoman]

#2963

Any comments pro or con? I hunt from a treestand a fair amount (but not exclusively) so I think it might be another thing to fumble with? I like the idea of the lightest bow possible in my hands though.

[Stephen Graf]

#15916

I can’t get used to the idea of super sharp broadheads rattling around in an open back quiver. So I never tried that kind.

I almost bought the quiver shown in the following link:

http://archeryleather.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage_images5.tpl&product_id=31&category_id=7&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=1&vmcchk=1&Itemid=1

And I may still some day…

I hunt from a treestand a lot. So finding a good way to get arrows up a tree and keep ’em handy is always on my mind.

Still haven’t found anything that really beats a bow quiver in that regard.

[skifrk]

#15935

Here is one I have been looking at a combo backpack and quiver. This particular model has a tree strap to hold to tree.

https://gohornhunter.com/Products/HornHunter/HornHunterPacks/tabid/1018/CatalogItemID/1710/CatalogID/43/psnavcmd/CatalogItemDetails/psmid/1977/Default.aspx

[snafu72]

#16041

i always liked back quivers but i hate the rattle that that they make

so on the last one i made i put foam in the bottom and 2 selway arrow grippers in the top and now i can shake my quiver upside down and no rattle and the arrows do not fall out

[archer38]

#17199

Back quivers are great for practice or 3-D shoots but for hunting, I like a tube quiver.Its quiet, its comfortable and it takes minimal movement to pull another arrow if you need one. I also don’t like shooting with a quiver on my bow so the tube works well for me.

[lyagooshka]

#20159

Think about a Kwikee Kwiver. Here’s a link:

http://kwikeekwiver.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=17&category_id=2&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=76

At worst, you add a pound or so to your bow (I understand that could actually double some bow weights), but it is kwik (sorry, had to) to remove in a stand if you have a place to keep your arrows. Something to think about.

Alex

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[David Coulter]

#21542

Yep, carrying extra arrows is a pain in the butt, to paraphrase my bowyer. I want to keep things simple on the bow, so no quiver there. On the back seems to stick up too much. I have a safarituff and like it a lot. It’s easy to carry, easy to get arrows out of, easy to hoist up into a stand and easy to hang on a hanger or branch stub in the tree. I’ll probably stick to that until I see something different.

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