With the quiver mounted in this position, it adds additional weight to the already front end heavy crossbow. However, I believe not much thought went into this design. For years the standard quiver placement was mounted underneath the crossbow running parallel below the limbs. How and where you attach the quiver to the crossbow can greatly affect the arrows and the balance of the crossbow. The larger quiver hood provides more space for broadheads and a double-gripper quiver will better secure your arrows without any fletching contact. However, I prefer to use a five-arrow quiver. I generally carry only three arrows at a time with me to the field. If you prefer carrying additional arrows more securely, you’re going to want to swap the quiver out for one of the other popular brands. However, they usually have a small hood cover, hold only three arrows and secure the arrows with a single gripper. The quivers provided with these packages will generally work for most hunters. The majority of crossbow packages will include a generic three arrow quiver that attaches somewhere to the front of the crossbow. Although the trend of late is for broadhead manufacturers to produce their own quivers and there a couple of start-up companies trying to break into the market - for the most part, there hasn’t been a lot of competition or innovation when it comes to quivers. However, unlike the rest of the accessory industry, there are basically only two quiver manufacturers.

There are countless broadhead, sound dampening, arrow, and optics companies producing products to supply the demand.

This in turn has led to numerous manufacturers producing products to fill the wants and needs of bowhunters.

Bryan Oliver – Quick Hits, Videos, MemesĪrchery hunters use more accessories than any other faction in the entire hunting industry.

Babe Winkleman – Good Fishing / Outdoor Secrets.

Eddie Claypool – Blue Collar Bowhunting.

Crossbow quiver rail mount