Thunder horn Bandolero Quiver

[Brian P.]

Who uses one, and what is your impression of it. Does it work well or get in the way when walking or stalking?
I love their bow quivers, but am curious to try one of these.

[Ben Maher]

I use mine quite often , a six arrow model.
Great piece of kit

[Kevin Dill]

I don't know how many of them he makes but they are superb quivers. About ten or twelve years ago Duane made me a custom 8-shaft Bandolero for a horseback hunt in the Yukon. The quiver rode on my hip/thigh for countless horse miles in the mountains and I never lost an arrow in that time. I was wearing it when I ground-stalked and killed a black bear, and followed that with my first bull a few days later.

I next used it on lion hunt in Utah. I carried it attached to my backpack and sometimes on my hip. It put up with all kinds of abuse from hounds, pickups, hard hiking and brush. Never one failure or lost arrow.

I don't use it every year, but when I know it's exactly the quiver I need and can rely on.

[Brian P.]

Thanks. I have several of their bow quivers, so I know quality is top notch. They are the only bow quivers I use, and I have had most if not all popular brands.

Never used a hip quiver hunting, but think I will this year. How did you mount it on your pack, if I may ask?

[Kevin Dill]

Originally posted by Brian P.:
Never used a hip quiver hunting, but think I will this year. How did you mount it on your pack, if I may ask?

I believe I ran a couple of horizontal web straps behind the arrows and across the long body of the quiver. I also used a short, light bungee across the arrows for extra security.