QuoteOriginally posted by Tajue17:
 

QuoteOriginally posted by Sawpilot 75:
I used a selway for many years but switched to a Great Northern strap on. I like the hood better and how it captures a wood arrow. I think it has less vibration as well and increased weight and better balance. All things I look for in a quiver.

don't forget if you shoot ALL your arrows the GN is still one piece and strapped securely against bow,, selway style once you shoot your last arrow now its two separate sections flopping around on the limbs and fade outs.  

Another reason is GN style keeps the fletching's close

together, where the selway style they are fanned away from each other and if your sitting on ground or just not paying attention when you go to lift the bow to draw the fletching can scrape against your leg and alert the deer especially if its new fletching,,, I used thunderhorns till this happened to me. [/b]

I can take all the arrows out of my Selway quiver and shoot all day and the quiver won't budge. And if I did shoot all my arrows, I'd likely climb down, pick them up and put them back in my quiver.

I like and use great northern bow quivers as well.

I ordered an Eagle's flight minimax 4 arrow quiver.  Anybody have any experiences with them?  They look to be a decent quiver for the price.

I use a back quiver, catquivers, and great northern bow quivers. Great Northern makes the best bow quiver by far.

Since getting my Thunderhorn strap on quivers I have not used my Great Northern once.  To each his own, I guess.