Would you?

[quarterback]

Got in the stand only to realize I had a full quiver of arrows with field points one time.

[SmTx]

Was sitting in a tree with a buddy and he dropped his arrow, his only arrow. He got to just watch as I shot a pig instead of us doubling up.

[Cullbuck]

No
I always take 3
About half the time the first one hits the spine
I'm excited and sail the second one over it's back
I settle down and use the third one to finish off the critter

this cracks me up lol!!! The exact thing happened to me with last years buck lol.

[CaptainDave]

Not intentionally; however, only having one arrow would not promote me to leave the stand. Honestly, I've only used more than one arrow a few times and it's always been with hogs. In those instances, I shot one, the pack scattered and then they came back in a bit later.

I'll admit, I have never forgot to bring arrows to the stand. Now, if the question were a release, guilty as charged. Learned that lesson a few years ago and now always keep a back-up release in my pack.

[speck1]

For sure. It only takes one. I prefer 6 though so i can keep slinging when the hogs won’t leave. Never needed more than one on a deer.

[Leon County Slayer]

If it's all I had when I got to camp. Certainly wouldn't lay on the couch. IF you're asking now, you have time to buy a couple more

[DesertDug]

I gone with none...

how does that work.

[DesertDug]

I had five with me last weekend on an evening hunt, came back with one. Stuck a doe right at dark and got down to look for blood, came face to face with about 15 pigs running in at 10 yards. I got three shots off in just a matter of seconds. In the excitement, I missed with one shot but got two of the pigs.

sounds like a good way to make a light quiver.

[DesertDug]

Got in the stand only to realize I had a full quiver of arrows with field points one time.

that hurts.

[Bryan11]

If it mean the difference between hunting or not hunting, then yes, i'd just make that 1st shot count.

[Pineywoods]

Yep. I only carry 2 up in a tree with me normally. I don't waste an arrow on a hog very often because they are expensive and usually always break my arrow. If I need more than two arrows for a deer, I really should practice more.

[DesertDug]

this cracks me up lol!!! The exact thing happened to me with last years buck lol.

this is why I question.

I have them on order but only the new slick tricks have come in, not my arrows. I got the same spin and arrow and head due to not having time to tune a new arrow. My fault that I only started with 3 for the opening. Hogs got the other two.

[Cullbuck]

this is why I question.

I have them on order but only the new slick tricks have come in, not my arrows. I got the same spin and arrow and head due to not having time to tune a new arrow. My fault that I only started with 3 for the opening. Hogs got the other two.

Im having the same problem my arrows have been on backorder since end of august and i only have 3 as well. But if it were me id go hunting, maybe pick up some cheap/old arrows for back up.

[DRT]

I would but don't. I've emptied a five arrow quiver.
Then cleaned pigs all night.

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[twosixteens]

No I have spined a few and missed a few over the years I take at least three