Mounted quiver or hip quiver

Kadelong

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Elk hunting in Wyoming this season and currently have a quick release quiver on my bow should I stick with it or try a hip or back quiver?
 
Personal preference but I use a two piece fixed quiver. When I had a removable quiver I never removed it unless it was in the bow case. Hip or back quiver would not work for me elk hunting
 
I’ve found that when I need ammunition for my weapon, I really like when the ammunition is with my weapon. I like having that ammunition at the ready even more so when I need a quick follow up shot. I don’t even take a my quiver off to whitetail hunt, couldn’t imagine fooling with that while I’m chasing elk in the mountains.


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You’re way too close to season to change how your bow is going to hold in the hand IMO. Go with what you’ve been doing and play with it after the season.

The way your bow sits in your hand will have a direct impact on what torque you put into your bow.
 
You’re way too close to season to change how your bow is going to hold in the hand IMO. Go with what you’ve been doing and play with it after the season.

The way your bow sits in your hand will have a direct impact on what torque you put into your bow.

What would happen if he made a change to his bow now? Could he no longer shoot it? I think we put an irrational amount of emphasis on not making changes because “it’s too late for changes”. People go buy complete new setups mid season and go hunt and do fine.


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What would happen if he made a change to his bow now? Could he no longer shoot it? I think we put an irrational amount of emphasis on not making changes because “it’s too late for changes”. People go buy complete new setups mid season and go hunt and do fine.


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In 2021, I was forced to buy a new bow in the middle of a hunt and killed a bull the next day. Not ideal, but certainly not impossible.


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