Quivers

In an ideal world, you would not shoot your bow with a quiver full of arrows hanging to one side. But from a practical standpoint, it is the best way to carry your arrows when hunting on foot or when toting them to and from your stand. When you have to belly-crawl through buck brush and sage or climb through mountain laurels or thick stands of sumac there is only one place where your arrows won’t make my life miserable: on my bow.

The perfect bow quiver must have tight arrow grippers. And, if you are going to use mechanical broadheads it is best to have a second row of arrow grippers just below the hood to hold the shafts securely. Avoid quivers with loose parts that can vibrate during the shot. The previous generation of quiver designs often made a bow noisier because of vibration in the hood and body and rattling of loosely held arrows. However, many of today’s rugged and flexible designs actually make a bow quieter because they add mass and soak up vibration.

Today’s bows are short. Make sure the quiver is adjustable enough that you can move it up as required to keep the arrow nocks from extending past the bottom cam where they can easily fill with dirt when you set the bow down.

A good quiver is a pleasure to use and keeps your arrows safe and handy. Find all the best quivers here at discount prices.

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