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Single arrow quiver?

Hardly_Hangin

Hardly_Hangin

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1 arrow quiver https://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=5486523

So i was driving home from work and thought, hey how great would a single arrow quiver be? Did some research and found this old thread on archery talk.

What do you guys think?

System would be, one arrow on the bow, 3 to 5+ on your pack. Walking in, you've got the quiver arrow for quick shots. The big benefit to me, would be in the stand. Once up the tree you could draw an arrow from your pack, then have your quiver arrow for quick follow up shots. Rather than either shooting with your quiver on, or hanging quiver from the tree, you'd have the advantage of both.

The Challenge to me would be a way to protect your broadhead on the single quiver (or protect yourself from it)
 
Seems like something I’d like until the first time I shoot and miss or have a follow up opportunity and my arrows aren’t there, then I’d set the thing on fire and curse you.

having said that, I really like the idea.
 
I’ve been asking these 3D printing masters to come up with something. I’d be all for 1 arrow on bow and quiver strapped to my pack.
 
kyler1945 said:
Seems like something I’d like until the first time I shoot and miss or have a follow up opportunity and my arrows aren’t there, then I’d set the thing on fire and curse you.

having said that, I really like the idea.
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But you'd have the follow up! One quiver quickie and a handfull on your pack, that I'm assuming would be in arms reach in the tree

#quiverquickie
 
Im working on a single arrow quiver for my bow, made the broadhead cover from a Five Hour Energy bottle, some full grain leather in the bottom to stop it poking through, some foam to hold the head in place, and pigskin to cover the plastic and tie it all together. Then I made a spacer out of stacked leather to hold it off my riser far enough. Still trying to figure out what to do as far as the top end of it. Maybe a nite eyes gear tie and a bit of leather with a notch cut in it.

My plan would be to have one arrow in the quiver and one knocked during hunts.

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Here is a picture of what i have so far. Its held on with two bolts through the leather spacers and the bottle.
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Easy to make some leather and 1 piggy back gripper and zip tie if you don’t want to use a leather thong to secure I use to make them a lot for friends I done a double one 1 side for 2 blade and the other side for 3 blade and if you don’t want to make check out black widow bows website they have a single arrow quiver that you attach with a sticky adhesive backing comes with gripper
 
Another easy way to just have it in your pack is to cut out a 4” long by 2” wide (depending on what broad heads you use) piece of pvc either flatten by a 1/2” almost like a oval or not attach a dowel to out side edge flatten one side of dowel and either glue or screw into pvc then use a cheap pair of flip flop cut into oval or circle how ever you want and attach to dowel how ever long you want it add strap or zip tie to pack and make hole in flip flop with drill for diameter of arrow then cut a small slit and insert arrows and your good to go and leftover flip flop material stuff in pvc you can make spacers or glue a couple layers and insert but on one end of pvc you can make and cut wooden plug either glue or screw in. Safe and out of the way. Making it this way you can easily make it for 3 or 4 arrows
 
In the suburban program I hunt in we are not allowed to hunt from the ground. All hunting must be done from an elevated position at least 15 feet above the ground.
 
Apex7 said:
In the suburban program I hunt in we are not allowed to hunt from the ground. All hunting must be done from an elevated position at least 15 feet above the ground.
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That’s crazy, I’ve never even heard of a rule like that. Is it so that a miss doesn’t go far?
 
Apex7 said:
In the suburban program I hunt in we are not allowed to hunt from the ground. All hunting must be done from an elevated position at least 15 feet above the ground.
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Did you kill that buck in your profile pick on this suburban program?
 
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