Iv'e been wanting to try a back quiver but was wondering what  ppl are using to carry their water and gear when wearing the back quiver?

Fanny pack

Haversack. They work well.

Catquiver II has an integral backpack. My first year using it (and my first year hunting trad), so I don't have much to compare it to . ..

Kingsnake

QuoteOriginally posted by Pigsooie:
Haversack. They work well.

I use a haversack as well.

The quiver I have has a large pocket on the back.  If it's to big to fit there I either shoved it in the arrow part or left it at home.

Us military load bearing vest with a 3 day training pack.  Go to Amazon and give it a look.  Most comfortable handy thing I have bought in a long time.  God Bless

Fanny pack but slung over my shoulder with my head through the loop so it lays across my back right along side the back quiver.

good stuff, thanks

I've been using a Maxpedition Sitka Gearslinger for several years and it's ease and convenience of getting to your gear without having to take it off is it's hallmark.  I still have my old fanny packs but because they generally ride low it makes still hunting and or just sneaking through the woods a little more cumbersome.  

And YES I've worn my Sitka Gearslinger with a back quiver.  So long as you decide which side your quiver is going to ride on your back just get the Gearslinger for the opposite side.

Here's a video clip of how the Gearslinger works.

http://youtu.be/2_CRMtS4D-o

SA

QuoteOriginally posted by Shedrock:
 

QuoteOriginally posted by Pigsooie:
Haversack. They work well.

I use a haversack as well. [/b]

yep

If you like the Maxpedition concept, check out the
Red Rock™ Rover Large Sling Bag.  A little over 300 cu. in. of storage and a great little bag (I don't carry much).  You'll pay less than $30 for it instead of $125.

BTW, the zippers are some of the best I've had on any pack including ones costing 10 times as much

Does the gearslinger work well in front if packing a stand on your back?