Do you hunt with your quiver on or off?

That is why if you are going to hunt with the quiver on, practice with the quiver on.

 

I notice a difference but it's no where near 3-4 inches. I only noticed balancing differences.

 

have someone else grab your bow, then climb up a tree stand, then move as they are shooting a deer ! all the while you are watching from 30 yards or so away---you will notice all the movement from your bow and arrows, it really shows up, especially with bright fletching, I always hang my arrows and never use white fletching

 

I leave my quiver on when hunting...

 

Sure, either always on, or always off. Otherwise, re-adjust the scope.
A hip quiver can be as annoying as a bow quiver.

I think this depends on one's style (bow grip), and the change in balance point (bow size + weight, quiver + arrows). For me, it makes said difference.

 

100% this- that's a lot of shiny sticks moving around in the stand.

 

off.

 

Both

 

I not only hunt with my quiver on, I also shoot 3D's with it on.

Hip quiver is for my target compound and recurves. My hunting/3D rig has a 5 arrow Tight Spot quiver on it.

 

I used to hunt with it off. Last season, I did an elk hunt and got used to shooting with it on. I have been shooting with it on since then. I may try shooting with it off before season starts. On public land, I cannot use a screw-in bow holder. The rope bow holder I made holds the bow at a funny angle with the quiver on.


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off

 

Off in the stand or blind.

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Quiver off in my back pack.

 

I used to always take it off until I started using the TightSpot Quiver. Now I leave it on.

 

I take mine off once I'm in my tree stand, or blind

 

Off. I always keep a gear tie affixed to it at all times I typically put it on a branch or on my stand / accessory hook.


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