I have three bow quivers around here, but never use them anymore. When  hunting I have a Sunset Hill back quiver, and a Safari Tuff Duiker (smaller model no longer made).

I want to use my Sunset Hill quiver more, but the last few years some of my bow hunting is done during rifle season and not crazy about a tan back quiver then.
I do like the fact that when I am hunting my fletching is covered up especially when it's raining or snowing.

I love the vista maverick. Lined with fleece and foam in the bottom right from the factory. It holds arrows without the rattling.

GFA side quiver or Schulz back quiver

When not using a bow quiver my daughters and I use a Safari Tuff back quiver. Sometimes all of us have a mix of arrows in there when stumping and trade off which each other. Its really been a good piece of kit!

Selway hip quiver.....

Quote from: Orion on December 07, 2025, 11:04:47 AMFor small game, I use a back quiver.  Sometimes use a back quiver for big game as well, but usually a bow quiver because I'm usually also carrying a back pack when hunting bigger game.

I've used a powderhorn side quiver but is cumbersome when using a backpack. Have you tried incorporating your side quiver with your backpack ? Looking for suggestions. I have a rather large side pocket on mine but I find that the arrows snag on everything