Catquiver?

[steelslinger]

anyone have any experience hunting with a Catquiver? I am looking to buy the Catquiver 3 any input would be great.

[robby]

sreelslinger, I have used one, and for stalking through thick brush or moving about rough terrain they can't be beat!! I am kind of 'primitive' by nature and was going to fashion something along the lines of a Catquiver, but that one thing the we can't make got in the way, time, so I bought one. It is well made and even has some zippered compartments to carry stuff for extended hunts. I don't think you will be sorry! Good Hunting!!
Robby

[stickbender]

     Cat quiver?   Picture please.
Thanks.

                                                               Wayne

[steelslinger]

     Cat quiver?   Picture please.
Thanks.

                                                               Wayne

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Catquiver+3+True+Timber+COTTON_i4022-3X_baseitem.html

[stickbender]

     Thanks.

                                       Wayne

[PrimitiveTim]

I was really hoping to see a quiver made from a cat....

[medicinewheel]

Uhh, bull... that is not a cat quiver! Wasn't it Pat B who had made a REAL cat quiver?? 

[Calamitus]

I was really hoping to see a quiver made from a cat....

+1

[Marks]

I was really hoping to see a quiver made from a cat....

A nice looking Calico quiver

[mullet]

I had one and didn't like it. I had to keep taking it of when I was going through thick brush and vines. when ever I bent over to go under low stuff something always got caught between it and my back.

 They would probably work good for hunting out west.

[stickbender]

I had one and didn't like it. I had to keep taking it of when I was going through thick brush and vines. when ever I bent over to go under low stuff something always got caught between it and my back.

 They would probably work good for hunting out west.

     Not to mention as far as price goes, the company seems to be awfully proud of it!   It's a neat idea, but for me a bit too pricey.     I would love to own a Tom Morgan Fly rod, but until I hit the power ball, or lottery........  I will just have to stick with my carbon rod.  So I will have to stick with my simple quiver.   It is a clever idea though.

                                                          Wayne

[Carson (CMB)]

Brad, I dont know about the cat quiver, but this is my prefered quiver style.  You can buy one from Asbell or just find yourself a bowquiver with a rigid bar (not the slip on limb types) and put a strap on it.  I use it as a side quiver like the second picture from left.  I have used it over the shoulder with big packs too, no problem.