4 total 3 with new broadheads, and 1 with field point for practice shots.

2 sometimes a third with field tip or blunt for "off game"

If I ain't huntin',I'm trappin',If I ain't trappin',I'm fishin'
If I ain't fishin',I'm wishin'!

I carry as many as it takes!Thats when I first started bowhunting,now or 4 cause of ta weight ,as Mr. Chuck adams states !

i carry 6 three first cut broad heads and 2 shocker points (just like a judo) and one thumper i shoot at a lot of squirrels chipmunks and rabbits

full quiver because u never know what could happen depending on how quiet ur bow is or how dumb the animal is.

Arrows worst nightmare=>tree branch

Oh heck - at least a dozen or so.

I like to have stuck at least 10 deer before I get out of the tree <img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle> That way I figure I'll find at least 1 of them...<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

But seriously -

Quiver will hold 5 - I bring 3. I like the judo point idea though. Like to stick a few of those tree rats. They are always angry about something.

Kind of figure that if I miss on 3, I'd better quit for the day.

&quot;It's not the kill, it's the adventure and challenge! <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>&quot;

5 , 3 with broadheads 2 with springs. Unless ia'm out to shoot small game then i fill my quiver with spings and 1 broadhead

4 arrows three shape broadheads and a practice broadhead

Bowdon