advice on quivvers?

John_The_Bastard · Mar 9, 2018

I am preparing for an elk hunt in the mountains of Wyoming. I just bought a new hoyt bow and will ready myself in the coming months. I am asking for advice on quivvers that I can attach to a backpack or my belt. I would appreciate suggestions and thoughts on the ups and downs of different ones. I will be on horseback and then walking. I have always used bow mounted ones before and then took them off the bow and hung them up in reach while stand hunting. Thanks in advance for any advice-help!
J_T_B

264mag · Mar 12, 2018

Tight Spot Quiver

John_The_Bastard · Mar 13, 2018

Thank you 264 I will view it on the webb!
J_T_B

trophyhunter · Mar 13, 2018

+1 on the Tight Spot, highest quality ultra light carbon fiber.....best out there add very little weight to your setup.

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elktaker · Mar 13, 2018

Tightspot only really choice.

c3 · Mar 14, 2018

I've had the 5 arrow Tightspot since the first day they were made

It's outlasted 3 bows, a fall out of tree from 18' and quite a number of 75 day seasons and is still going strong.

100% American made. (I know as I'm one of their suppliers)

There's not much that compares.

Just my biased $0.02 hahahaha

Cheers,
Pete

John_The_Bastard · Mar 14, 2018

Thank you gentlemen. I plan to buy one and start practicing with it installed and hopefully devise a plan to be able to carry it on my pack as well if it seems to benefit me.
Really appreciate your time and advice!
J_T_B