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G5 03-23-2006 07:44 AM

what kind of quiver ?
 
i am looking to geta new quiver. i am looking for either a shoulder stap or a hip quiver and could use a little help. i am looking for something priced reasonable but will be a good quiver. also what is your preference between a hip quiver or shoulder strap. would a shoulder strap just be a pain if your also lugging a stand and climbing sticks around.i would be greatful for anyhelp or suggestions

thanks

IL-Cornfed 03-23-2006 08:35 PM

RE: what kind of quiver ?
 
With the choice of all the quality detachable quivers, why not use one and then simply remove it once you reach your stand or blind?

G5 03-24-2006 08:02 AM

RE: what kind of quiver ?
 
thats what i have been using, see my post HIP VS SHOULDER STRAP in the bowhunting forum, it explains why i want to get away from the detachable quiver

OHdeerguts 03-24-2006 09:40 AM

RE: what kind of quiver ?
 
I myself like the cat quivers. workd great with my Longbow. I really like how it covers up the fletching I think it is a good deal. You can get the least expensive catquiver 1 for around about 60-70$

G5 03-24-2006 09:51 AM

RE: what kind of quiver ?
 
ive been debating on the cat quiver or the bushmaster side quiver i found on 3riversarchery, the bushmaster has got the fletching cover also and some sort of rotary deal that holds the arrows, its pretty cool looking but i havent found anyone thats ever used one before

OHdeerguts 03-24-2006 10:02 AM

RE: what kind of quiver ?
 
The bushmaster looks cool. I thing on a diffrent web site someone had plans and directions on how to make one.

G5 03-24-2006 10:15 AM

RE: what kind of quiver ?
 
that would be cool to make my own quiver, do you have any idea where seen that at?

i aint got the slightest on how you would go about doing something like that, but it would be fun to try


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