I had a Safari -Tuff and it was good for everything....till I went Elk hunting. I just made to much noise scraping against all the stuff it the dark timber, Great product but not for my usage! Where I hunt up in this part of the world I got the same result.

QuoteOriginally posted by ron w:
I had a Safari -Tuff and it was good for everything....till I went Elk hunting. I just made to much noise scraping against all the stuff it the dark timber, Great product but not for my usage! Where I hunt up in this part of the world I got the same result.

HighNoonLeathers!

LOL....it's good they make something for everyone...      

I knew Jerry back when he started making them and still have one.  I also made one from aluminum that is sturdy as heck.  There have their place and the can actually make less movement on a second shot than most other kinds of arrow carriers.  Shoot ,drop the bow at a correct angle while reaching for number two, and then slide it on the string.  Lot less than a back quiver

Cat 3.5 in ASAT Fleece...

I have been using my new Art vincent back quiver and absolutely love it. I also have a High noon Hunter and it is by far my favorite hunting quiver.

QuoteOriginally posted by MikeW:
All you guys that like the Cat 1 and GFA quiver(or any other side quiver)you need to check out HighNoonLeathers quiver, way more versatile and the workmanship is a 11+ Serves as a back quiver a side quiver..ect. ect. Must be a dozen different  ways to wear it.

 

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wow... do I like that set up.

QuoteOriginally posted by gregg dudley:
I do not like bowquivers and I do not care for catquivers. I have had several of each and they just don't do it for me. The best quiver I have found for my purposes is the Safari Tuff.

I'm with Gregg ... I own a few Cat Quivers and have use them when the weathers gets gloomy and they worked well ...
And then I got my Arrowmaster from Rod ... all the positives , plus quieter , more maneuverable, safer  and none of the negatives ...