ajstrider

I waited to find a good deal on one. I ended up finding a Treelimb Premium 3 arrow quiver for about 65 bucks I think. I didn't feel it necessary to have a 5 or 6 arrow quiver, so I went for a 3, it is lighter and works out nicely. If you wait until summer hits, you will probably see good sales on last years items right before all the new 2010 items come out, that is prime time shopping for accessories. They are all a year old so you should be able to read reviews of them and such. One thing to consider is if you intend to shoot with quiver on or off. A two piece is not easily removable so you will have to shoot with it on. The Octane quivers with the magnets in them are pretty sweet quivers except they feel like they double the weight of your bow. If you don't care about weight, I suggest those as top of the line. The Alpine Soft Locs are super nice and you can find them in 3 arrow variety.

kdtanner228

Im a fan of the five arrow format. I like to have plenty of arrows to make follow up shots on elk if need be. and i like to carry at least one grouse arrow. =)

TrueTexanSkoal

Yea I sometimes wish I got the 5 arrow quiver because when I go shoot at BP I dont like taking my case and I only can carry 3 arrows. I like the treelimb quiver though because it is light weight and detaches quietly, although dont see the need for the 3 different angle adjustments. But It only takes one arrow and good placement to kill! Happy hunting hoping to take a couple of hogs when I go hunting in two weeks.

The Rev

I have a six arrow quiver, but the first thing I do is take if off and hand it some where. So this year I just made me a back quiver. I can use it with my compound or my long bows.