What quiver

[rspecht55]

I just bought a Matthews phase 4 33. I’m trying to decide if I want to put on a detachable quiver or one that is permanent. I mostly do Whitetail hunting from a tree stand, but do sometimes go out west to hunt Mule deer. Thoughts?


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[IdahoBeav]

I have always preferred the 2-piece quiver from the bow manufacturer. It has less vibration than a 1-piece, especially the detachable models, and you never have to worry about leaving your quiver behind.

 

[kcm2]

I have no complaints about the Mathews quiver. It locks solid, holds well and is quiet.

 

[TheTone]

I’ve got a q lite on my v3x, my wife has the one piece detachable on her phase 4. I like that mine positions the arrows farther back but also like the easy detachable my wife’s has for putting it in a case. I think any of the Mathews quivers are great just comes down to personal choice

 

[Elkhntr08]

Been using the TightSpot 5 arrow quiver for years now. I like that it’s adjustable and holds the arrows tight. Have a couple that I just keep moving from bow to bow. Have a 550 cord tied around the rods that I use to loop over a hook that straps to the tree when I’m in the stand, so it’s not on my bow.
I really prefer my hip quiver, but in brush it’s not ideal.

 

[fatlander]

There’s nothing better for a Mathews bow, than a Mathews quiver.

Taking your quiver off whitetail hunting has never made sense to me. It’s a necessary evil of a hunting bow. If you practice all year with your quiver on, it’s a non issue. No one takes the magazine out of their rifle or shells out of their shotgun when they get set up, to stash it somewhere other than the weapon. . . Why do we do it in a tree stand for the less than negligible increase (at whitetail distances) in accuracy/wind resistance?


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