Quiver question

[solocam_aggie]

Since I've been bowhunting, I have never used a quiver. I would just stick my arrows in my backpack and roll out. I am considering buying one for my new bow and having it mounted. I see some people mention that they prefer to not hunt with their quiver on. So question, do you hunt with your quiver attached or not, and what is your reasoning.

[wes122984]

when i get into the tree i hang the quiver in the tree. its hard to lay your bow accross your lap with it on. also less mass to hang up on a branch or whatever.

[whitetailfanatic]

I take my quiver to the tree but hang it up and just knock one arrow but because I practice w/o it on at home.
I used to leave one on all the time with my older equipment that had shock in my hand after the shot because it helped like having 2 stabilizers on, but now I shoot a Monster 7 and it has no aftershock in the hand and its also less added weight in the long run.
Good luck and be safe!

[Outback]

I also remove mine. My bow seems to shoot diferently with it on or off and if it is windy, having it on really move my arm. It's like a sail. Whether you leave it on or off, just practice that way and you will get used to it.

[rossivey]

I leave mine all the time. I like having the arrows right there handy. If you keep your bow in your lap, it gets in the way but I hang mine on a bow hanger.

[jerp]

Another one of those personal preference things - a lot of guys shoot just fine with it on. I've never practiced with a quiver attached so I either use a bow quiver which I take off when I get to the blind, or use a Cat Quiver.

[Tuffbroadhead]

Once I get settled in I hang mine in the tree...

[Bowhunter1994]

Once I get settled in I hang mine in the tree...

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[SMOOTHboar]

I leave mine on. I use a tight spot quiver.

[VorTexan]

I do both. Depends on where I'm hunting. I have been using a TreeLimb Premium and it comes with a screw in the tree hook to hold the quiver securely to a tree. I do like having mine on the bow in case of multiple shots say at a squirrel or heaven forbid a "miss" as I can easily reload or switch to my junk arrow vs. having to reach for another.

[Kdc]

Once in the stand I take mine off, old habit i guess from hunting out of the top of trees in close spaces. I didn't need anything extra hanging on limbs when I was trying to work around for a shot.