I take as many as my quiver will hold, which is five. If my quiver could hold a dozen I would take a dozen. I like to shoot at squirrels, but I have missed many times in a row at the same deer.

3 or 4

4, but I usually only need 1. MAYBE 2.
A full qiuver looks cool w/ the wraps and fletching.

I said 4 because that's what I carry. If I go away from home or out of state for a few days I take at least a dozen but usually 18 with me.

6 4 with BH and 1 with an old BH grouse and on with field tip just for fun sometimes.

Mat

3

Used to have a 6 arrow quiver. 6 was overkill.

Now I have a 4 arrow quiver. Still more than I need, but that's okay.

Quiver holds 7, but I usually only take 3 with broadheads.

I started outcarrying 6 one broke in half in a deer. Another the blades broke off in a deer. So now I use 4. when something happens to them then I'll buy some different arrows and I'm thinking of try rage broadheads.

A funny story. I had a guy come in to the shop one time and he told me he was looking for a new quiver, and I showed him 2 or 3 I had in stock. He looked at them a while and then said Nah!! I don't think I need one I've only got 2 arrows I think I'll just keep carrying them in[8D]

Needless to say he wasn't a big spending customer. I think a dozen arrows lasted him about 15 years, well I did have to refletch a few as the vanes just kind of dry rotted

Dan