Looking to buy a new quiver for my Shrew bows just curious to see what people are using. Thanks Big Ed

Eagle's Flight for me.

Thanks bud!

I had a 54" Shrew Lil Favorite and the 4 arrow EFA seemed like a natural for it.You definitely want a light quiver on it and the EFA might be the lightest.They are extremely quiet as well.Sorry,I don't think I have a picture of it with the quiver on.

Thanks the EFA's seem to be popular>?

They are.They are very light weight,quiet and don't seem to affect bow tune.Those Shrew bows are nice too.

I believe Ron sells Eagle's Flight quivers with the Shrew logo on them.


Bill

I seem to like the Kanati quivers from Anneewakee
Archery.  Here's one on a 58" Samurai:
 

And one on a 52" Classic Hunter:
 

I thought I had pics but I can't find them of the Kanati Angle quiver.  I perfer this style now because it allows me to angle the arrow back to match the profile of the bow better.

You can see pics of the Kanati Angle quiver here:

http://www.kanatiquiver.com/Kanatiangle.html

If you shoot two blade heads do yourself a favor and look at the Kanati Slim Jim

QuoteOriginally posted by sleepyhollow:
If you shoot two blade heads do yourself a favor and look at the Kanati Slim Jim

x2

Love my EFA.

I've got some in stock

 

I'll give you a shout next week Ron, Thank you all

GN and EFA for me on my Samurai.

I have been using a GN and was just looking for something different   for my other Shrews.

Hey buddy, I dont have a Shrew...but I have a EFA Cherokee totum with the biggest hood they make,with wing set back(that I shortened a bit) on my Morin LB and absolutely luv it!

The Totem and the Wing bracket on the Eagles Flight quiver set the arrows in line with the limb on the Shrew bows. It looks good and keeps the nocks out of the dirt.

   

Love the looks of the EFA!

I have three EFA quivers for my Shrews and think they are the best! One of them is a two piece, and the other two have the Totem system that I prefer. The smaller EFA quiver with the Totem is a Shrew model that holds 4 arrows and has the wing attachment. It is great. But for dangerous game hunting I prefer to have another arrow along, so I have the 5 arrow quiver with the largest hood and Totem like the one Curt discussed, but without the wing attachment.

I do also have one of the Slim Jim quivers that is limited to 2 blade broadheads. It is very nice and is truly slim.

I'm glad to see you doing so well, Ed. You deserve all the best! I will continue to pray for your ongoing improvement.

Allan