
Quiver Location Yea or Nay
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Cousneddy
Here is a kinda side view of the Miller quiver mount. So far I really like it. However, with the factory sights I do have to put the point end of the bolt through the hole between the sight and quiver bracket. Nothing wrong with that. I picked up a quiver bracket to mount to my climbing stand. Hope this helps.


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(THE BLUE STAR)
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brayhaven
Is that like a back quiver? Where do you get those? I'm not real happy with all that stuff hanging on the bow when still hunting. I really wouldn't like anything on top of it. When in the stand, it's off but I'd like a little basic "hopper" type I could attach to my ever present back pack and reach the bolts quickly.(THE BLUE STAR) wrote:I use a hip quiver, works for me.Frederick
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Redbad
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Red Label
I prefer to go without a quiver altogether, especially while still hunting. It adds weight, torques the bow to the side a bit, makes the crossbow more visable and increases the noise one might make while walking through the woods.
The way I see it one shot is, hopefully, all I need. After the first shot I would give the deer at least 30 minutes before I go in search of it, which gives me time to go back to my vehicle(or canoe) and get another arrow and quiver. If I was to spine an animal and a second shot would be needed to finish of the animal I would be SOL, that is one scenario where the quiver and additional arrows would be an asset. Otherwise I'll go without.
The way I see it one shot is, hopefully, all I need. After the first shot I would give the deer at least 30 minutes before I go in search of it, which gives me time to go back to my vehicle(or canoe) and get another arrow and quiver. If I was to spine an animal and a second shot would be needed to finish of the animal I would be SOL, that is one scenario where the quiver and additional arrows would be an asset. Otherwise I'll go without.
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Dale Duryea
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Woody Williams
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Good idea.. My problem is I don't use climbers and have 7 or 8 stands in the woods at one time. I would hate to buy a bracket for each stand.Red Label wrote:Me too, but I added a little bonus. I bought a spare bracket and bolted it to my treestand. Now the quiver comes off the bow and clips right onto my climber.Woody Williams wrote:I like the standard mount.
When I get in my stand the quiver comes off anywho...
I have a little hook on mine and I just hang it on the chain of my loc-on style treestand.
Woody Williams
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It cost me $25 USD for the bracket and a Bohning quiver plus shipping. It came through the mail, not by courier, and there were no duties or extra fees that had to be paid.What was the total cost of the mount after the government got through with it in CDN $$$$?
If you want to use a sling, I think that this is the most practical way to attach a quiver.