Quiver Choice????

[blueslfb]

I am  looking for info/advice or personal experience on quiver choices for my elk hunt.  I normally use a backquiver for my hunting but I am going to be using a daypack out west and was wondering what some of you use when carrying a backpack.  I want something that will protect my feathers and carry my arrows quietly while running around in the mountains.  Any suggestions and experiences.  I have been looking at the Tim-o-lite from 3RVRS.

[Terry Green]

Info thread 1  

  Info thread 2

[Steve B.]

Yea, if you look at the picture of Denny on the first page of Terry's second link you will see the arrowmaster quiver in use with a pack.  I'm thinking that this is about as good as it gets when wanting to put arrows on your back, with or without a pack, without the arrows sticking up past one's shoulders.
If the quiver could be held firm in that position it should work well most of the time.  I am thinking a strap system that goes over the shoulder and around the waist might be in order there.

[ka]

Cat quivers are the best i have used. they are no longer made because of a factory fire.But there are some for sale in the (for sale quiver sec.) they have the backpack on them .keep your fletchings dry and are silent to use.

[Orion]

I like Selway bow quivers.

[bear1336]

I am trying a GFA style quiver this season after many years of using a bow quiver.

[John3]

I walked/slipped/fell over 40 miles chasing bears with dogs in North Carolina. I used my Catquiver III with nothing but positive results.

Quiet and secure, plus roomy enough to haul enough "stuff" for a long day. I was most impressed when I had to get on all fours to get out of a laural thicket. If you don't think brush will be an issue I also used my GFA stalking black bears in BC Canada and was pleased with it.

John III

[B4NZ41]

I like my cat quiver for hunting as well.

[donw]

the GFA style with a single broadhead bowquiver set up works well, too.