Quiver
#2
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: WARTRACE,TENNESSEE walker country
Posts: 2,351
RE: Quiver
I USE THE QUIVER TO GO THE STAND BUT WHEN I GET IN STAND I TAKE THE QUIVER OFF AND HANG IT AROUND THE TREE. THE QUIVER JUST WAYS ME DOWN WHEN I SHOOT TOOK IT OFF SHOOT A LOT BETTER.
GO DEEP HUNT HARD.
GO DEEP HUNT HARD.
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Harford Co Maryland USA
Posts: 4,966
RE: Quiver
I practice without the quiver on the bow and don' t want to re-tune the bow to allow for it. I mount the quiver to the bow only for the trip to/from my stands. Once in the tree, it comes off and is mounted to the tree with a specially designed bracket I created. The only drawback is when encountering a possible shot on the trip in/out since there' s more movement and potential for noise involved.
#6
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Grand Bay, AL
Posts: 181
RE: Quiver
I know this is completely off the subject here, but atlasman, can you please tell me what that is a pic of that I am staring at? I have looked at that thing for a while now and I just can' t imagine what it is.
Also (back to the subject) I do a lot of still hunting with my bow (compound and recurve) and with my compound the quiver stays on the bow, but with my recurve, I have a back quiver.
Josh
Also (back to the subject) I do a lot of still hunting with my bow (compound and recurve) and with my compound the quiver stays on the bow, but with my recurve, I have a back quiver.
Josh
#9
RE: Quiver
Pyral, i think thats a heart with an arrow thats gone through it. Thats what i always thought it was.
I also take my quiver off when i get to stand, but ill do some shooting with it on incase i get a shot with it on.
I also take my quiver off when i get to stand, but ill do some shooting with it on incase i get a shot with it on.