Shoot better with quiver on?

[mjhaverkamp]

I like mine on my bow, no problem at all.

[mjbtexas]

Add weight to bow = shoot better (in general)

Try a side bar. You'll be amazed

then why do the keep trying to make bows lighter and lighter?

Any recommended side bars?

Thanks FnD!

[Fishndude]

then why do the keep trying to make bows lighter and lighter?

Any recommended side bars?

Thanks FnD!

They who? Hoyt? Hoyt makes a great carbon bow. Bowtech makes a composite bow. Neither outsells their own aluminum risers. There's a little niche for light bows but "they" certainly aren't all trying to make them lighter.

Try Shrewd and or Beestinger accessories.

[critter69]

Always shoot with mine on, I don't sit in a tree or blind though. Spot and stalk, but even if I did I would still shoot with it on. My brother on the other hand don't. And I don't know how many times we have to return to camp, even drive back home, because he forgot his quiver. Plus he lays it down while stalking, or taking a **** ,and forgets were he laid it, we spend more time looking for his quiver then we do hunting some days. Royal pain in the arse.

[SaltwaterSlick]

Always shoot with mine on, I don't sit in a tree or blind though. Spot and stalk, but even if I did I would still shoot with it on. My brother on the other hand don't. And I don't know how many times we have to return to camp, even drive back home, because he forgot his quiver. Plus he lays it down while stalking, or taking a **** ,and forgets were he laid it, we spend more time looking for his quiver then we do hunting some days. Royal pain in the arse.

Yup!
I remember one of the Primos elk hunting DVD's and ol' Will must have hollered at Brad 5 or 6 times, "Brad, whur are my arras? find my arras... we left them where we set up on this bull..." No thank you!

[Skinny]

Spot and stalk quiver on. Blind or tree quiver off. I shoot fine either way. Never put much thought into it really.