What is everyones preference on a quiver for a Schafer T/D , also pictures would be great.
Thank you in advance,
Big Ed

I like the Great Northern pro quiver,light and easy to pull off also with the bow strung or the EFA 2 piece strap on.

I use a great northern side mount on mine.

When I had mine I had a side mount Great Northern, it came with the bow and worked well. I also used a slide on Selway now and then.

I love my Kanati dual arc side mount quiver.

GN side mount or an EFA.

Thunderhorn limb bolt quivers on mine. Although one has quiver inserts and I have a GN side mount for it.

I'm still waiting for someone to post pics!!!!

I use thunderhorn, both bolt mount and strap on. Can't post pics here but can email or text some if you want to look at the setup

Feel free to text them to 610-425-8786

Thunderhorn 2pt on all 3 of mine.  I bought the full size but cut down the lower holder for just 4 arrows.  Gives enough room to keep fletching from touching each other.  Don't need to carry that many arrow hunting anyway.  Stumpin' is another story...

I too am a Thunderhorn guy.  I use 2 points on three of them and I have one side mount.

D.P.

Kanati strap on.  Doesn't get any better!

only pics I have are with game, nothing with just the bow, but here ya go.

I'm extremely biased toward Thunderhorn quivers. Lots of reasons why, but I think Duane makes one of the most traditional-looking and beautiful quivers on the market today. There aren't very many guys you can email a pic of your bow and have them custom match the leather, thread color, etc. Duane has done this for me many times.

Here's a quiver/armguard set he made for a Morrison I used to own:

Here are my Tips with quivers on.

D.P.

Sent ya some pics via email.

I've found that one set of heavy rubber silencers combined with a Selway slide on quiver makes for a very quiet setup.  Although the rubber slide on part of the Selway isn't  very "clean" looking, it does act like limb savers and absorbs any limb vibration.

The Selway slide on also spaces the grippers pretty far apart, again helping to settle any arrow vibration or arrow shake after the shot.

QuoteOriginally posted by Tim:
I've found that one set of heavy rubber silencers combined with a Selway slide on quiver makes for a very quiet setup.  Although the rubber slide on part of the Selway isn't  very "clean" looking, it does act like limb savers and absorbs any limb vibration.

The Selway slide on also spaces the grippers pretty far apart, again helping to settle any arrow vibration or arrow shake after the shot.

This is a good point!

Nice collection Dave!