[Arron]

I have been perusing field quivers as of late on line. Currently I am using a standard style front facing target quiver and am thinking I just might like a field quiver instead. On Lancaster I was looking at the Easton nylon field quiver for something on the cheaper side. On the more expensive side I have been looking at Ceded Ridge Leather Works Custom Small Cruiser field quiver in leather.
I was wondering if there were any other suggestions to look at or pictures of what others are using. Have a little birthday money ($100.00) so I am kind of in the mood to splurge a little.

 

[Green]

Big Jim's and Black Widow also carry a nice leather hip quiver. Steven Catt's also builds some nice models.....I use one he built for me this year.

 

[j-san]

I found the Cabela's field quiver to be fairly inexpensive and pretty good. It isn't the best looking quiver, but for less than $50, you get a quiver with a storage space for pretty much everything you need and can easily hold a dozen arrows.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabelas-T-Series-T-Field-Quiver/713295.uts

 

[the other DWS]

I have been using the German Ridge "possible bag" quiver for years for roaming target and hunting use. A couple of my friends have also switched to it as well. 3R used to carry it, and thats where I got mine. Tt's basically a high grade leather primitive rifleman's "double-bag" hunting pouch with a well-made metal-frame "bowquiver" mounted on the outside flap.

Over the years I have modified the original from a 4-arrow to a 6-arrow model, (last time I looked a 6 arrow version was being offered) widened the shoulder strap and added a knife pouch to the strap. I also added a hanger for a small "riflemans hatchet" under the back pouch flap.

By simply removing the quiver, switching some of the bag contents, and tying my powder horn on the strap I am ready for flintlock hunting. so it does real double duty

www.germanridge.com/leather_goods/index.php

 

[Easykeeper]

I've been using this Cedar Ridge Custom Cruiser for a few years now.

 

[Grantmac]

Are you looking for nylon or leather?
For nylon I am totally thrilled with the Aurora Shark. Very well built and comes with a nice belt.
For leather I just got a Fist. The wait was long, much longer than I'd been prepare for, but the quiver is amazing. I got a 4 tube model with single large pocket.

-Grant

 

[Arron]

Grant - I could probably go either way. My current is nylon but if I found a leather one that was not to ornate I might go with that. My tastes run the more simple utilitarian functionality. The one thing I did not like on the Easton field quiver was Easton printed in big letters. Like I said simple and plain but like good quality.

 

[Grantmac]

I got this one:
http://www.fist-inc.com/availquivers/CSQposition9.htm

I REALLY like it.

-Grant

 

[Tom M]

Try looking for the Neat side quiver. It is made from suede leather. At one time Black Widow sold them with their logo. Our club Pres. Has had one for years.

 

[Dave Holquist]

Big Jim's and Black Widow also carry a nice leather hip quiver. Steven Catt's also builds some nice models.....I use one of he built for me this year.

I've used the same Catt's quiver just like yours for close to 12 years now. Very simple design and very durable.

 

[Jon Lewis]

Art Vincent, best I've seen.

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[zafar]

Jon, how long was the wait in yours?


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[Jon Lewis]

Jon, how long was the wait in yours?

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It was ready in under 5 weeks.

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[crunch]

Lovely quiver Jon.

 

[Redbone]

I've got the Steven Catt's similar to Green's, Mine has no pocket on the outside.

 

[Arron]

Well really not like me but I do feel the need to splurge on something nice. A little birthday money waiting to be spent helps as well. I sent Art at Cedar Ridge Leather Works a email about the Custom Small Cruiser field quiver.
http://archeryleather.com/component...es5.tpl&product_id=40&category_id=12&Itemid=1
Thanks for all the recommendations and pictures.

 

[Zulu]

Some nice quivers there.

Silly question but why do the arrows face backwards as opposed to the target quivers having the arrows facing forwards?

 

[Grantmac]

Some nice quivers there.

Silly question but why do the arrows face backwards as opposed to the target quivers having the arrows facing forwards?

Easier to move around and shoot from awkward positions. I've owned both and I'd never shoot a target style again.

-Grant

 

[Coodster]

Another reason for a field quiver, when your shooting on the line and someone in front of you can't stay in his area and bumps your arrows at full draw.
Very distracting.
this happened to me a few times during state a few years ago, one was as I released the arrow.

Chad

 

[Redbow]

Art Vincent !!!