I just feel better with leaving my own.

I hunted with a kwickee for years. Last year, I made the switch to a two piece. I practiced all season with it attached to my bow. It made things so much more simple up in the tree. Like GMAT said, I sometimes need a quick second arrow. There is nothing like having it attached to your bow for speed and certainty. If you had asked a year ago, my answer would have been different. What a difference a year makes.

i take mine off so i can lay my bow across the bar on my summit stand but leave it on when stalking feels bulky when shooting with it on

Great Question! These kind of polls are interesting to me. You can only answer which broadhead so many times.

Couldent agree more

I don't practice with it on, so I don'thunt with it on. I believe it just gets in the way and can be a potential noise maker. Mine comes off when I get set up, and hung onthe tree screwthat I have turned in just below, and behindtheseat portion of my stand. Secures the stand and keeps the quiver out of the way.I keep a back up arrow in my easy to access day pack, broadhead down.

I leave mine off, i practice with it off, so i hunt with it off, i dont like change and the extra weight or anythign getting in the way.

I take it off when I am in the tree stand, I will remove one to two arrows and place them in easy access. I have always practiced with my quiver off, and I feel more comfortable off. Less chance of hitting something and making alot of extra motion and noise withit off.

nice rig

i leave mine on so i got more than one shot

I like the idea of attaching it to your pack.