dual stalker quiver

[Pat B.]

I've seen a couple of references here on a dual stalker quiver.. After doing some searching I've been unable to find them. I assume it is similar to the solo stalker offered by 3 Rivers.. Does anyone have any info on the dual model and where it can be bought ??
                         Thanks

[JPE]

It is made by Alaska Bowhunting supply Several trad dealers carry them


Sponsors/Associate Sponsors are the only ones allowed to do that.

[vermonster13]

Doesn't Black Widow have one? Or maybe Denny Sturgess had one on one of his Widows.

[the elf]

Check out Rodney Wright Archery---he has different models.

[Jason R. Wesbrock]

Originally posted by vermonster13:
Doesn't Black Widow have one? Or maybe Denny Sturgess had one on one of his Widows.

No, Black Widow does not sell Dual Stalker quivers.

Pat: the Skookum Solo Stalker, which is what you saw in the 3Rivers catalog, and the Skookum Dual Stalker are both made by the same company. You may want to do a Google search for "Skookum Dual Stalker" to locate a dealer if none of the sponsors here carry them.

[Precurve]

I bought mine directly from Alaska Bowhunting Supply.  Works very well; doesn't vibrate, arrows stay snug, doesn't change the balance of the bow.  Can be taken off or put back on for the expense of two zip ties.

[fatman]

Black Widow has the "Ace in the Hole"
I think I read once that Ken Beck uses two of these on his bow

[DannyBows]

I got one of the Skookum Dual Stalkers from Alaska Bowhunting Supply. I don't like much weight on my longbow and this one is great. No effect on shooting at all. I got some of the large velcro cable ties from Wally World to secure it. They get it real snug and are reusable so I don't have to cut the plastic ones off to swap it to different bows. I did find that when installed on my Hybrids they hold the arrows a little close to my hand when carrying the bow around, my knuckles rub on the arrows. What I do is put a limb silencer under each one, then wrap and tighten the strap over it. I use the kind used on compound limbs. They wrap around the limb and are secured with a rubber ring. Can't remember what they are called. This adds just enough height that my hand doesn't bump on the arrows while handling the bow.