Hunting Release / Quiver Recommendations?

[idelkhntr]

I bought the new Hoyt Carbon Element last year. It is equipped with the Rip Cord rest, Black Gold Ascent single pin sight and Archer Xtreme Carbon Vapor quiver. I use Beman ICS Hunter arrows with Nitron 100 Grain broadheads. Loaded up with five arrows it weighs a mere 5 pounds. I use the Truefire 360 Extreme release and love it. I do a lot of hiking for Elk and the light weight of my bow allows me to pack a little more water and energy snacks.

 

[CabinFever]

Hard to go wrong, but most shops will let you test whatever you want. I tried everything and ended up with a short'n sweet which I like a lot

 

[A-con]

I like the hook style release. Tru-Ball "Short & Sweet.
You can't go wrong with a "Tight Spot" quiver.
I know they are expensive, but they are worth it.

 

[Brandenbowhunter]

You get a Tightspot...find the right spot, then you get a bloody tightspot!

 

[MinnesotaHunter]

I just picked up a Tru-fire Hardcore. It is a hook release on a wrist strap. I was shooting a Scott single caliper. I really like the new one, the trigger breaks super clean.

Tightspot, best quiver I have ever tried.

 

[Big Fin]

Can't beat Black Gold! No issue with Rip Cord, and Tight Spot is worth the money. Buy one and be done.

Agreed - Links provided.

http://www.tightspotquiver.com/

http://blackgoldsights.com/

http://www.ripcordarrowrest.com/

Love my Carter Quickie release been shooting it for years!

Agreed - Link provided.

http://carterenterprises.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=105&Itemid=381


Good luck.

 

[Huntin4Elk]

Scott Mongoose

I got a Scott Mongoose strap release for Christmas and I love it. It is a lot better than the cheap-o one I bought when I got into shooting. Good luck and good hunting!

 

[silverado11]

I shoot a Scott, have for years without a problem.

 

[Hooligan]

I shoot the Spot Hogg "Wiseguy" release. Tried many others, but keep going back to that.

Switched from Tight Spot quiver and going to AXT's Carbon Vapor Hyperlite. In the NW Oregon "Rainforest" all the hardware on the adjustable arrow holder rusted out midseason. (I oiled them prior to the season, and dried everytime I had it out)