Best quiver for western hunting

[KSArcher06]

Hey guys I’m going on my first elk hunt this year. I’m a whitetail hunter who usually just takes my quiver off when I get to my stand but will be leaving my quiver on for this hunt. So what is the best quiver to leave on your bow when western hunting? Thank you in advance

 

[Nick87]

There's tight spot quivers than there's every other piece of junk.

 

[jeff_gibbons]

I thought this was a rifle quiver question.... lol. tagging in to learn

 

[TheTone]

If your bow company makes a two piece that bolts on it’s probably the one to have if you want something solid

 

[ccc23454]

Building new bow shortly, mine will have a tightspot pivot 2.5 lite 2pc

 

[DANGLER]

The wind blows in the west....particularly if you hunt antelope. And for that reason a hip quiver is all I will ever use .

 

[elkhnter]

For elk hunting, I use an old Trautman hip quiver. Don’t like the extra weight on the bow and as stated, the wind becomes a huge factor. Every bow I own has a TightSpot bracket on it for stand or blind hunting.

 

[Bob-WY]

The one tou have is probably fine. What's wrong with using that one?

 

[BackofBeyond]

I have a tite spot 2 piece. Works well, is almost infinitely adjustable, holds even my micro diameter arrows firmly, and most importantly the foam holding the broadheads doesn’t squeak. I spooked a 6x7 after a long stalk when my broadhead squeaked in my last quiver. It got junked that afternoon.

 

[KSArcher06]

Thank you everyone for the responses I greatly appreciate all of the advice.

 

[StuckCreek]

Tight spot. Had others with issues and no problems with the tight spot.

 

[Wild Bill]

If you shoot a Mathews the quivers they make are very solid. Can be pricy, but you get what you pay for.

 

[bisblue]

When I was a compound shooter I got one of these. You can shoot on the side like a traditional quiver or out front. Combing from the climbing world I like anything that does the job of two things and saves weight.

Quivalizer - Bow Stabilizer and Quiver

Option Archery's aptly named Quivalizer™ reduces bow weight, improves bow balance and increases aiming stability at full draw by combining the quiver and the stabilizer into a single unit. No tools quick release connections allow the Quivalizer™ to be used like a one-piece quiver.

optionarchery.com

 

[geewhiz]

When I was a compound shooter I got one of these. You can shoot on the side like a traditional quiver or out front. Combing from the climbing world I like anything that does the job of two things and saves weight.

Quivalizer - Bow Stabilizer and Quiver

Option Archery's aptly named Quivalizer™ reduces bow weight, improves bow balance and increases aiming stability at full draw by combining the quiver and the stabilizer into a single unit. No tools quick release connections allow the Quivalizer™ to be used like a one-piece quiver.

optionarchery.com

I used a quivilizer for quite a while. I will say without a doubt I shot better with it extended as a stabilizer. A really nice innovative piece of equipment. Dan is an incredibly nice guy and the stuff he makes is top quality.

 

[BillDoe708]

Practice shooting with the quiver on

 

[Ought Six]

Just buy a tight spot no need to research further, and start slaying elk. Mine is older so I add a foam insert to the hood and a second gripper, both easy to find online and cheap, to better hold the variety of broadheads I like to shoot. Not sure if the newer ones come standard with those things or not

 

[barefooter19]

Tight Spot

 

[dodgermax]

Depending on what bow you shoot. I'd say Tightspot is well known to western hunters as being the best quiver to keep arrows when attached to your bow.

 

[blueridge]

There's tight spot quivers than there's every other piece of junk.

I would have phrased it differently but mean the exact same. This^!

 

[BOHNTR]

There's tight spot quivers than there's every other piece of junk.

Can’t say I agree totally with this…..I hated mine and went back to a reliable two piece.