Side quiver recommendation

[BobW]

Wow, this came around again...

Mark Baker "Quiver Caddy" is as simple as it gets...

Bobby's (HignNoonHunter) are really nice

Arrowmaster is the nuts for poor weather...

Oh so many really good choices.....

[Shakes.602]

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[DesertFox83]

Does Mike's have a website?

[Killdeer]

Look for Mike's Archery Leather in the TG Sponsor List at the top of this page.

Killdeer  

[AkDan]

I have the Chief side stalker quiver from Jack Bowyers and love it.  I dont use it stumping but there's no reason you cannot.   Just prefer my back quiver for stumping...always have, probably always will.  

If you want a cheap effective side quiver..take an old bow quiver or a strap on great northern...run a piece of 550 cord to it and sling it on your hip..it actually works GREAT! as a side quiver.   My buddy who showed me the idea (long before the gfa quivers were around), used an old bear compound bow quiver...the solid plastic kind.  Drill a small hole in the hood to accept the 550 cord...you can tie or drill on the rubber grip side and you're done.  

I dont drill on the great northern quiver, there is no need.  Depending how you tie it off, it will keep things from rolling over.  pretty simple.

[Bjorn]

These are pretty easy to whip up. The wet weather quiver is some light weight plastic garden tubing with camo cloth glued on. And the other one is a Great Northern with the wires cut off.

Rod Jenkins makes a very nice side quiver too-check it out!

[DesertFox83]

Bjorn, very nice. I like the camo tube quiver.

[Drumstick63]

Bjorn,

Is that a GN bowquiver with the wires cut to make a side quiver or is it a modified GN Sidekick?  If it is a modified GN bowquiver, did you need to add a second wire or some type of stiffener on the other side (no strap side) to make it more rigid?

Thanks,
Mark

[Pat B]

This is a GFA type quiver I made as my hunting quiver. Made from an old Selway slide on longbow quiver. I disassembled the hood and arrow grabber and attached it to a piece of ash board and added the carrying strap.
I prefer this type of quiver for hunting because it is very quiet an easy to carry and conceal and always accessible.

[trip]

Rod's Arrowmaster gets my vote.

[Paul WA]

Another vote for the jack Bowers, his quivers are all i use for hunting...PR

[Lost Arra]

A lot of nice choices if you don't mind a strap around your neck. I've got a GFA and Catt's Lakota.

If you don't like the strap, I'd go with the Quiver Caddy by Mark Baker.

[DesertFox83]

Where does a guy find / see a Mark Baker "Quiver Caddy"???

[Lost Arra]

Here you go (I hope this is ok since I think Mark is a sponsor):

 http://www.classicbowhunting.com/index.php?z=necessities&s=quivers

[DesertFox83]

Thank you Lost Arra!

[bowslinger]

Another vote for the GFA.  Bought the moose hide version from Ron La Clair.  It is surprisingly quiet and when slung over the shoulder, it follows behind and out of the way.  Shoulder strap is easily adjusted to accomodate a back pack or light versus heavier clothing later in season.

[B M A]

Jack Bowers has my vote.

[DesertFox83]

Originally posted by B M A:
Jack Bowers has my vote.

Is he on this site? Link?

[DesertFox83]

Originally posted by DesertFox83:
 

Originally posted by B M A:
Jack Bowers has my vote.

Is he on this site? Link? [/b]

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