Thankfully the arrow missed your eye! I was on the New Western course,and it was bad in certain area's! Very slippery for some,as witnessed by slide marks in the mud.Thankfully I had on some Vibram soled shoe's,and stuck to the slop!

Glad you are all right. It could have been very serious. It just goes to show that accidents can happen at any time.

OK, now I can understand how your mishap came about. My hip quiver has the flap that goes over the belt. Arrow nocks to the back. I am very careful going up or down any inclines since my hip replacement. i am always planning on if I fall how can I land on the other hip? But now I will be more aware of where my nocks end up in realation to my body.

wow I heard back quivers can put a few arrows in your face when you tumble over forward but never heard of that with a hip quiver.

Ouch!  While I agree it was a freak thing, I do enjoy my Arrowmaster.

I use a rear arrow facing hip quiver for 3d, and once had a kid run up to us and nearly poke his eyes onto my nocks.  My wife grabbed him, and we warned him severely.  I often use a hip quiver f

I think my kindle cut me off.  I often use a hip quiver for my broadheads, and really like the way it carries my arrows.