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I hate quivers

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gutpile:
I can turn my plains quiver upside down and arrows still stay in.. love it.. can carry on front, side or slip to where it rides on top of tailbone... I shoot only woodies or cane out of it.. no carbon or aluminum .. dead quite too.. no rattling or noises..to me the absolute best quiver there is.. gut

Pat B:
Jon_W, I use a 1" to 2" thick foam in the bottom of a back quiver I made recently and on the side stalker style I attach it to the tapered end plug.

BowEd:
Jon_W....A 1/4"  thick four inches deep veg tanned leather cup is at the bottom for broadheads.The scraping/damaging or cutting through as you refer to it from the broadheads through the veg tanned cup has never developed into a problem.I've used 1/8" thick sewn into a cup damp rawhide inserted and form fitted to be left to dry into the nose for this before too.Both type cups stay put in quiver and don't need to be replaced ever.At least not in my lifetime.

BowEd:
That's an excellent quiver you've got there too Pat.I've made those before too out of harness leather.They are a bit heavier in weight though.
The shafts can rattle too as in my rawhide tube quiver unless a wad of grass is inserted in amongst the shafts.

Fox:

--- Quote from: Don W on August 16, 2021, 08:51:00 am ---Carrying 3 broadheads in your hand while hunting sounds pretty dangerous to me. I once cut the bowstring that way. Bow string is annoying. Vital artery is a different story.

--- End quote ---

I stuck a broadhead in my leg last season  :fp (lol)

luckily didn't cut any arteries but it was quite deep not a pleasant experience

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