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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: ronp on May 28, 2014, 05:44:00 AM
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Does anyone have one of the new Asbell wool quivers? How do ya like it? They look like they would be great for stump hunting.
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Ron,
Do you mean the Asbell Side/Strap quiver, with the Wool Hood instead of Leather??/
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Not what Ron means....see the pictures on the Asbell's ad up top on this page.
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What David said. I like the looks of those wool back quivers on their web site.
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Wish they had more info on them. Wonder how it is protected from BHs. Id be interested in them for 3-D events. But it would be nice to have option of hunting with it
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They are a new product. I'm sure we will hear more about them as time passes.
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Just saw where bottom is lined with ballistic cloth
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Hey guys....just a little information on these. Teresa has made them periodically,they are intended as a range quiver for field points. They are about 24" tall, and lined with a polyester material (20 oz weight) to help with the durability of the wool. The bottom 4 inches has a ballistic nylon material to prevent the field points from poking holes in the quiver. The wool is heavy blanket weight material. The strap is the same as used on the haversack. Backstrap placement is centered nicely, allowing this to be used as a right or left handed quiver.
I have one on the way, and will give a "range report" after I run it through the 3D course. I use a GFA quiver for hunting, but enjoy a back quiver for 3D and small game. My reasoning is that for big game, all my arrows are the same, and the GFA rides silently through the woods. For small game and 3D, however, I often have arrows of different diameters...so my grippers don't work in a GFA or a bow quiver. I also tend to put things in my back quiver....a bottle of water, my tab, armguard, etc.
Anyway....this seems like a neat addition to Teresa's product line. I will report more after I play with one for awhile. :thumbsup:
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Can't wait for the review
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Thanks Roger. Do you know if they are all the same size (diameter)? I like a smaller quiver for 3D and stumping.
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Ron....I will find out the diameter. I do believe they are all the same. For some reason I am thinking 4", but I am not positive...
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Diameter is 8 inches, and they are designed to hold 1 dozen field point arrows
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Thanks Roger. I appreciate the info.
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Look nice, but totally unsuited for Florida!
Now if someone made a ballistic nylonmesh quiver....
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Icant see myself using one at the redding shoot in may but some may prefer it for late season shoots in Michigan .
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Very nice looking quivers!
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They sure do look pretty. Dang it Teresa, you did it again !
ChuckC
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Teresa is top notch....but sure wish the website had more info on their products. I'm interested in one of the rectangular take down cases pictured in the ad. But....nothing on web. I've tried her but assume she's on the road.
Has anyone tried the bow cases?
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Delivery time? I ordered mine the 2nd of June, 2014, talked to Teresa Friday two weeks later and she said would ship the following Monday. Haven't gotten it. Nobody ever responds to emails from there so...........
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I looked at them when I was at Compton.....pretty nice.
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Ha! An email from Teresa! Gonna be shipped today!!!
Was good to know what's been going on.
I've been to several gatherings where I wanted to show off the new backquiver and couldn't, now soon I'll be able to. Ha!
Thanks Teresa, you brightened my day.
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Any follow up report on these quivers?