I set up some hunting arrows for my recurve today, when i finished i put them in my quiver and wondered what everyone else carries in their quiver. So my question is: What kind of quiver do you use, how many arrows do you carry, and what kind of heads do your arrows have.

For me i use a Eagles Flight quiver, with 4 arrows, 3 are tipped with broadheads and 1 is a footed carbon arrow with either a judo or blunt.

I was just intrested to see what you guys carry.

I carry a hip quiver with six broadheads when I hunt deer or hogs. I have three wide four blades and three four blade Delta's sharp. I shoot the Delta's if I want more penetration. If I plan on shooting a practice shot I use a matching practice BH. All are sharp except the practice.Ken

Kinda depends on how many deer I'm going to shoot that day.  :D  Usually 4 with one varment load.

Depends on the situation...

90% of the time I use a GFA Quiver with 5 broadheads and a Judo (I find that 7th slot in the back side behind the strap mount virtually impossible to access so don't put an arrow in it).

In the rare instances when I want to carry more arrows than the GFA, I use my Adams Arrow Holster with up to 9 broadheads and 1 Judo.

When The situation dictates a bow quiver I use a 3R strap on with 3 broadheads and a Judo...

I use a bow quiver for big game hunting.When small game comes in,i`ll carry my back quiver full of flu flus and other arrows with varirous points.    So sometimes i`m loaded with ammo,no matter what comes from behind the tree.BIG or small.  :D

I use a side quiver
Usually 5-6 Wood arrows tipped with 190 gr Grizzlies.
One or two arrows tipped with blunts and a flu flu with blunt.

BigArcher

6 broadheads and 2 judos usually.   Joseph

EFA bow quiver 3 arrow.  For deer and hogs 3 Magnus Mag I or Ribtek 160 grain broadheads.  May start carrying along a footed carbon with a zudo just to take shots at pesky squirrels.  May swith back to my GN strap-on to give a bit more room.  Have used a GFA style quiver on extend hog hunts a Granger WMA TX where shoots are fast and furius.  Makes those shots at a walking deer seem tame.

3-4 is all I've ever carried. I use a side quiver on a strap. Recently got a EFA, but havn't used it yet. Hap

Plains style side quiver, 3 Simmons Sharks,
3 Wensel Woodsman (hogs), 2 Judos.

For practicing, I put 10 arrows in a self-made back quiver.  Five are 460 grain cedars, five are 624 grain carbons.  Because they fly differently and I am pulling them at random, it forces me to keep my mind in each shot.  It's just a little game to keep me amused.

I use a GN 5-arrow adjustable strap-on with four Ace Express broadheads and one blunt, either an Ace Hex or a Judo.

I use various quivers, but none on the bow, ever.  The one I use most frequently is the mini Cat quiver.  I carry six Magnus or Grizzly tipped arrows.  No judos, no blunts, no field points unless I'm stumping or small game hunting.  I don't want to blow any chances when after deer so I leave the other stuff at home.

this year for deer I will be carrying an efa 4 arrow with three magnus 4blade stingers and one with a judo point, the arrows are ce heritage150s

Usually 6 in a plains or back quiver.  Growing up in NJ and hunting in the Pine Barrens, we would take even more.  Use to hunt where wild dog packs roamed.

i use a bow quiver just find them to be much better for me in hunting situations, 5 arrows, 4 have broadheads and one with a ace hex blunt.

Plains style quiver, 3 with broadheads and one with a blunt is my norm.

It varies with my mood.  Can't shoot stumps or squirrels without ammunition.  At least eight or ten.

Six is the norm for me....  Four 125gr Magnus 2 blade broadheads, and 2 Judos all in a back quiver from Mike's Archery Leather or a deer hyde Plains quiver.

Mike