I prefer a bow mounted quiver.

If I have my bow in my hand I have my quiver too.

I recently tried a homemade quiver I could carry to the side or on my back, and I found it just something extra to carry. Pulling my bow up into a treestand turned into pulling my bow AND my quiver.

When my quiver is mounted on my bow, I just hang my bow...

Even in the off season, all of my practice is with a bow mounted quiver.

I use a back quiver. I do essentially all my hunting from a stand. When hunting from the ground blind, I lay two extra arrows close at hand in case a follow up is needed. I take the BH covers off these ready arrows. In a tree stand, I hang the quiver from the side of the stand. I take the BH covers off so I can reach into the quiver and easily draw out another arrow when needed. I try to keep the BH covers on when walking to and from the stand so as not to bang the edges together. For some reason, a longbow just doesn't look right to me with a bow quiver attached.

plains style  

Asbell Type hip quiver

I use a spring-arm bow quiver most of the time. Take it off when at my stand.

hip quiver, unless im hiking them a cat quiver