The most arrows I have ever needed in one day to get the job done was 7. Luckily, it paid off with a 10 point buck. That is one reason I stayed with a back quiver.

Ron, I agree with you. Sometimes we need to learn a lesson several times for it to register. One of my flaws is not being able to keep a bow that I'm shooting well. About three years ago I sold a Shrew to a friend of mine who pleaded for it. I didn't want to part with it, so I  set a price $100 over what I had paid. He didn't hesitate, reaching into his billfold, and handing over the money.. That's one more bow that I shouldn't have sold. Now I'm waiting for him to age out. Trouble is that he's about my age.