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Offline tgschu18

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recurve quiver
« on: December 07, 2006, 11:38:38 AM »
do they make a quiver that attaches to the bow that can easily taken off once ready to hunt.  I have a browning wasp from the 70's.  I just started to shoot it and shoot without a quiver on.  It was my dads bow and I have always been a compound shooter.  But would really like to get in trad shooting so I don't need sights, release, peep sights and all the other add-ons thanks.

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Re: recurve quiver
« Reply #1 on: December 07, 2006, 07:25:27 PM »
 

I'm pretty sure your Wasp is drilled and tapped on the side for Quiver mounts...Delta makes some quick removable type quiver's that work real well...If it isn't...they have velcro on types as well...http://www.deltatargets.net/products/quivers.tpl

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Re: recurve quiver
« Reply #2 on: December 08, 2006, 04:26:45 AM »
Hi tgschu18, something else to think about for hunting is a broadhead hip quiver.
This is what I use and I really like it. An arrow is always ready at my side when I'm walking and there is never anything on my bow. When I get in my stand I hang the hip quiver close by for easy access incase I need to get another arrow after I shoot.

My brother-inlaw is the one that got me into traditional archery and he uses a quiver that attaches to his bow. He told me if you do this you need to practice with it on and have arrows in it just like you would have when hunting.

I prefer my bow with nothing on it and that is why I chose the hip quiver. It works great for me!
Just some food for thought!

Good Shooting!
Slufoot