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Bentstick81:
 I've been through just about every type of quiver, except a plains style, and a leather back quiver. Can't find a thing that i like >:( . I got a real soft leather back quiver, but its only 19" long. For ground hunting, what kind of quiver do you guys use with your selfbows? ??? I'm really getting down on this quiver thing. >:(

Kegan:
First, I'd suggest a slightly stiffer back quiver. Soft and small back quivers are a real pain. I use deer rawhide, and it's fast becoming the only type I really use. Fast on the draw and capable of holding any number of arrows comfortably out of the way. I've tried hip, side, home made bow, etc. I'm still playing with one last home made bow quiver for an ambush bow, but I'm a die-hard back quiver afficionado :)

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Bentstick81:
Kegan. Thats a nice looking quiver. I do like the Catquiver mini, but on early season when temps are warmer, i've noticed that i've had bowed wood shafts occasionally. Must be the pressure on the arrows while in the mini quiver. What length of back quiver do you recommend?

Pat B:
I have been through every type of quiver probably like everyone else. No one quiver is good for all situations. For target and 3D shoots I like a side stalker style and for hunting I prefer a GFA style. I've never liked back quivers.

hawkbow:
 For hunting! the plains style quiver is in my opinion the only way to go, quiet, easy to get an arrow out and they don't hang up in the brush.. Just make sure your strap is long enough for the quiver to ride right on the hip at the small of your back. good luck..Hawk

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