Favorite hunting quiver not on bow??

[saumensch]

Safari Tuff Arrow Master.
wish they would make a non-camo version as im not into camo that much but function-wise the best i had in use ever.

[BobinTN]

Plains Indian style quivers are my favorite way to carry arrows.

[ronp]

I also like my side quiver from Highnoonhunter (Bobby Ratliff).  It's a great design, light and carries well.

[Tron]

One of Singin' Jack's Side Stalker quivers.  You might know them as the Side Stalker and "HH" Quivers 3Rivers used to sell until Jack retired.  Still makes a small number you can buy from Dave Doran at Archery Past

[Recurve50 LBS]

Cat II

[WESTBROOK]

Lots of good options, Like Rob D. said, whatever fits best into your gameplan.

Eric

[longbow guy]

I like Selway's Hip Quiver ,been using it for years . Silent and quick when you get use to it!!

[Dave Paradowski]

Great Northern side guiver.....DaveP

[legends1]

Arrow Master,only quiver i will ever need.I use it for everything.

[robtattoo]

99.9% of the time I have an EFA quiver on my bow, the rest of the time I use an old Bear, 8 arrow spring-arm that I modified & added a shoulder strap to. Works like a GFA, but cost $2 from a yard sale & weighs nothing. Perfect when I've got Knight Breed, my boo backed Ipe longbow along for the ride.
I've tried over & over to like the Arrowmaster, it just seems like it ought to be the ideal quiver, but alas, it & I do not get along. I find it to be noisy, cumbersome, constantly in my way & just plain awkward to use  :(

[Achilles1]

Art Vincent's Cedar Ridge quiver.
Very handy.

[Gray Buffalo]

Every thing I need. Just grab and run.

[John Dill]

A quiver on the hip or back is like runnin thru the woods with a ronald mcdonald suit and snow shoes....their cumbersome. A bow quiver is my only sensible choice!!!

[njloco]

Safari Tuff for hunting, hands down.

[TxAg]

I've got one from MAL that 's real. Ice looking. The only thing I dislike is that the arrows make noise while walking.....i just need to loosen the leather a bit so it collapses on the arrows.

[bowslinger]

GFA.  Donated Catquiver to St. Judes auction last year.  Have Selway slip-on and Great Northern detachable quivers that sit on shelf.  Every time I try them, I go back to GFA shortly thereafter.  Have not tried a back quiver though.

[Ben Maher]

I dislike bow quivers most of the time ... but thats just a aesthetic thing as I know how handy bow quivers are ... and I dislike the extra weight ...
So I'm  , depending on what mood I am in , a Hillstyle back quiver , Bowers Side Stalker and Arrowmaster kinda fella with a quick nod to the Great Northern Sidekick

What's the best design , hunter friendly and easiest to use you ask ?

Arrowmaster ......

[Sam McMichael]

I carry a back quiver hunting. All my deer hunting is from a stand or ground blind, no spot and stalk. On the ground, I lay it out beside me with a backup arrow lying on it ready to go. In a tree stand I hang it next to my right side a bit low, again so I can get a second arrow ready quickly.

On 3D shoots, I use a side quiver.

[rdoggsilva]

I also use the GFA

[kibok&ko]

NOrth Archery one !

beautiful peice of handcrafting !