I put a piece of closed mini cell foam in mine and it works great.

cedar chips...

A while back I was trailing a pig through a thicket and got tangled up a time or two.  I moved around got my quiver free and kept trailing. I found the pig, dressed him and put my quiver back on and grabbed up my bow to walk out. As I was adjusting the quiver on my back I grabbed the point of a broadhead that had poked out the bottom of the quiver about 1/2".. I just got a good scratch but it sure got me to thinking. I had a piece of carpet in the bottom when that happened.
   I finally decided to put a thin piece of plywood in the bottom, actually a piece of paneling about 3/16" think.. So now I have the paneling inside on the bottom with a piece of carpet on top of the paneling.. Arrows don't rattle and hopefully in my rough and tumble hunting an arrow won't poke out the bottom again.

I try to put as many dead bunnies as will fit 6 or 7

What do I put in my back quiver????  ARROWS      


Seriously, what Joe Skipp said. If the quiver hangs properly ( I like a little more horizontal than straight up) the quiver will collapse in the center & your arrows won't rattle.

Like mentioned earlier you can use Yoga blocks or even a 1" thick piece of a knee pad that usally run about $2.00 ...There are many great ideas here that have been suggested already...

Ceder beddng about 3" deep. I buy a 5# bag at te pet store and change in quiver every year. Store the extra in  pillow case in with my wool to stop moth damage............