I also have tried several models several times and just can't get comfortable with a bow mounted quiver. The extra mass was nice but messed up the balance of the bow. Many use them and love them, what works for you is the best.

When I am sitting on the ground I prop my bow standing up next to me.  It is easier to get the bow in position and less movement that way as opposed to when it is laying across my legs. Just have a good tip protector.

I have to use a bow quiver. I hunt from the ground in thick areas and arrows get caught on too much stuff when in a side or back quiver

I used a GFA for several years until I went hunting 70 miles from home and took the bow but forgot the quiver, I went back to a bow quiver then.

I've since found I like the extra weight on the bow and shoot with a quiver on most of the year.

I have a love/hate relationship with bow quivers.

They are the most handy things when hunting but I just don't like all that hanging on my nice light wt bow. Every year I go through the same thing, start the season with another type quiver, then put the bow quiver on after the first couple hunts. When you are taking some sort of pack and a stand or seat, having the arrows on your bow just makes sense.

I always lay mine across my lap with my hand on the grip.

My Eagle Flight stays on ALL the time...no issues at all......