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AdamK
25-06-06, 06:02 PM
I've been looking for a cat quiver or similar here in Oz without success. Can anyone advise where I may purchase one, or recommend anything as an alternative similar in style.
Thanks
Adam

aussiehunter
25-06-06, 07:31 PM
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/pod/horizontal-pod.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/pod-link.jsp_A&_DAV=null&rid=&indexId=cat20065&navAction=push&navCount=2&parentType=index&parentId=cat20065&id=0004651

cabelas....i dont of aussie shops that bcarry them,someone may be able to help u or ring our sponsors...

this is where i got my two from

cheers pat :)

AdamK
25-06-06, 08:32 PM
Thanks Pat.
Having never seen one in the flesh. How many arrows will they hold? Do they hold the arrows so they don't hit each other?
I'm thinking of getting the Cat Quiver I, and the cat quiver III. Is it quality gear? (I know you don't usually fuk around)
Thanks.

woody
25-06-06, 08:39 PM
http://sporting-goods.search.ebay.com/cat-quiver_Archery_W0QQbsZSearchQQcatrefZC6QQcoactionZ compareQQcoentrypageZsearchQQcopagenumZ1QQfclZ3QQf gtpZQQfposZQ5AIPQ2fPostalQQfromZR2QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2 QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQlopgZQQsacatZ20835QQsadisZ200QQs aprchiZQQsaprcloZQQsargnZQ2d1QQsaslcZ2QQsbrftogZ1Q QsofocusZbs

Some on ebay at the moment :D

aussiehunter
25-06-06, 09:15 PM
mate i feel they are well made,they will take a good 8 arrows maybe 10,u push the heads into the top foam and that keeps them secure and separate from each other..

i dont have the bum bag models,but was thinking of it,i like v1,

ive got 2 mini quivers, i use them on longer day trips,fill up my bowquiver and then an extra supply at the back.

never heard a bad word on them

jmho

pat :)

FentonW
25-06-06, 10:23 PM
Pat,
Do you mean the heads go to the top into the foam? I used mine with the heads down, too dangerous with them so close to your head with nothing but foam to stop them from pushing through.
Cheers, Fenton.

aussiehunter
26-06-06, 08:24 AM
fenton w u could be right mate, :)

,mine are both on the coast,didnt bring them up with me,been a year since i seen them,so u may be right,i place the flights up top and position the heads down the bottom there..

im allowed one mistake in 42 years hey?? :D :D

ive a mate coming up in late oct ,ill get him to bring them up,as we are going to need them..ive asked the boss for a good 10 break where all im going to do is hunt and fish.

cheers for the heads up,or should i say down :D

pat :)

NormGunston
26-06-06, 09:49 AM
cheers for the heads up,or should i say down
That's the funniest thing I've ever seen you write, Pat! The only NEGATIVE thing I've heard about Cat Quivers is that some 'squeak' due to the foam-compression style of arrow retention. A bloke wrote that they would be perfect if they had a rubber arrow holder attached midway that secured the shafts, as bowquivers have.
Ant

Dongles
26-06-06, 10:44 AM
I have one, I think mine might be a catquiver 3?? anyway...

They are certaintly good and allow you to carry a decent number of arrows out of the way and keep the weight off your bow.

The only problems I have found with mine are:

1. They are hard to crawl while wearing, the top seems to push on the back of your head making it harder to look up,

2. you have to take the whole backpack/quiver off to put an arrow back in (pain if you are getting arrows out a lot)

3. If you have long arrows (like myself) the bottom extends down below your butt and makes it hard to sit down while wearing one. (I actually had a deer walk out 10 metres from me while glassing and found it difficult to get an arrow out due to the awkward angle the catquiver was pushed up at from sitting down)

To make them truely stealth for hunting deer I recommend wrapping some cloth around the aluminium arms to stop that "tinging" sound if you bump an arrow against it as you take one out, also glue some cloth or felt to the plastic broadhead guard to prevent the same.

Also, I removed the hip strap to give the quiver more freedom of movement if you do try and sit down while wearing one

But besides the negatives, I believe they are a good all rounded quiver

Hope this helps, Tim

aussiehunter
26-06-06, 11:46 AM
yeah as i said,i only use it as a backup quiver for bigga days..i always go the bowquiver,for all my wheelie bows and also my trads....

jmho

pat :)

Rabbitz
26-06-06, 12:25 PM
How do you catch the cat to make it into a quiver?

:) Just Joking

Rabz

FentonW
26-06-06, 03:00 PM
She's all good Pat, some people are allowed to make mistakes, only some :lol: . I never got used to mine, it felt to stiff and I hated getting arrows out of it, and talk about pain in the arse to get back in. Pat will know what I am talking about hunting up that way in Nov, in a days walk you might have an arrow out twenty times a day easy. Now days the Mule Camelbak and 6 arrows in the quiver with another 4 strapped in with leccy ties is all I need. Bring on Nov this year.
Cheers, Fenton.

aussiehunter
26-06-06, 05:21 PM
fenton where ya heading in nov..back to billy baker or uve a spot in the cape??

cheers pat :)

FentonW
26-06-06, 06:40 PM
Pat, I have been going up to the lower Gulf for about 15 years now, have been lucky to have access to a place only a few blokes have access too. I love it, only personal death will stop the annual trip up there with the boys :lol: .
Cheers, Fenton.

aussiehunter
27-06-06, 08:32 AM
adamk,heres one for sale on ozbnow or trade...

http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=3824

pat :)