I can't ever leave well enough alone with quivers! I had already used a EFA quiver to make a 1pc quiver for my Hoyt earlier this year:


Sitting in the treestand all year gave me to much time to think of projects and a new quiver was in store. Here are the componants EFA quiver,Hoyt Buffalo limbs,aluminum brackets,and 3/8x24x5/8 bolts:


Mounted on limbs:



Flashlight attached to hood:


And limbs back on the bow:


Shoots great with it attached on that part of limb, wasn't sure if performmance would be altered but it shoots great.    :D

Looks good. Good job!

I like that flashlight on the quiver...never thought of that.  Typically I carry my bow so the quiver hood is facing forward to avoid catching the fletches in grass and branches, so that light would work great.

I have the same bow, but use the regular buffalo quiver made for the bow.  I bought the set up that way, but I could do the same thing with flashlight....great idea!

Waaaaaaaay too much time on your hands in the stand and at work! Looks good though Chris.

Works great and I always have it with me. Got tired of those evenings I wouldn't wear a hat and had to carry it, so it hit me to stick it on the hood. I still have an extra in my pack also.

Thanks Lewis, next I'm gonna get me a pressure switched hog light rigged up for the Georgia trip!!!

I'm wondering how much those limbsavers quiet your buffalo? i found your article because I am thinking of mounting an efa in the same spot and was wondering about the performance but that is the first buffalo I've seen with limbsavers. do you like them?

I have noticed a significant differace using limbsavers on my Buffalo.

Im pretty dence I like it but would like to see it strung with arrows in it just to help wrap my head around it better and your flash light is an awesome idea I might try that on my great northern quiver