well with no offers in the classifides, I'm gonna buy a bowquiver from a dealer, whats a good bowquiver that wont cost a lot of money, what do you guys like?

Depends on your definition of "a lot of money", but the Eagle's Flight with the Talon System is a great quiver...they're on the sponsor's list

I have a Thunderhorn small fry that I really really love but as far as wont cost a lot of money it depends on what is a lot of money to you. I think you can get just a plain one for around 80 to 90 dollars. It also comes in a bolt on under the limb bolts or a slip on for one piece.

I want something around 50 or under

Ian, you can get a 3-arrow EFA for $45 + shipping

Another vote here for the EFA, especially with the Talon grip. Mine hasn't moved at all since I put it on my bow back in early June.

EFA!

Definitely Eagle Flight Archery (EFA) with the Talon grip, and I recommend the "Jumbo" head to give your broadheads a little more room. Either the two piece or the one piece (that simply has the addition of an arrow shaft to connect the two pieces into a single integrated unit) are great. If you only need to put it on one bow or the same length riser, the one piece is nice. If you want to move it around to different bows, get the two piece. You will love either one. If you decided to get a side quiver instead of hanging the arrows on your bow, the Arrowmaster quiver from Safari Tuff (Rod Jenkins) is the only one to consider for hunting.

Allan

I just put this one up for sale and classifieds

BUT IT SOLD to (Guru) Chad ! Thanks Chad

 

 

I just sold my last traditional bow & bowquiver !


Pastor Carl

QuoteOriginally posted by BrokenArrow1:
I just sold my last traditional bow


Pastor Carl

   

That quiver will look great on "Timex", Thanx Carl

     

EFA TALON GRIP    I have had Greatnorthern and Selway. Just got the EFA hands down I like it best Light Quite and don't move at all.

You can sometimes find used Great Northern quivers for $50. Does your bow have any inserts, or do you need a strap on? Does it have to be a bow quiver, or can you use a hip quiver?

haven't tried an EFA....yet.  i have used the Kanata? from Kustom King.  It is a four arrow quiver & i've liked it so far on my Cari-bow Peregrine....

You can usualy find a Selway "soft-cote" (rubber) quiver in the classifieds.  

I have several "slip-ons" and I really like them. I would send you the recurve quiver I had laying around but my youngest son Tyler claimed it for his Grizzly.

I like my gfa side uiver but I dont want to use it in a tree stand, I have a selway quick detach for my longbow but it wont fit a recurve, bucksracks7, strap on quiver, gonna save up more and get a custom one from tim roberts