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<blockquote data-quote="Lungdeflator" data-source="post: 231225" data-attributes="member: 5163">10&quot; Bstinger sport hunter.&nbsp;&nbsp; I've always heard nothing under 12&quot; will help you, but I found the 10&quot; helps me, especially if there is any kind of breeze, which is 99% of the time out here.&nbsp; You can add some weights to the sport hunter pretty easily.&nbsp; I've never had any issues with a 10&quot; stab being in the way under any hunting conditions.&nbsp; Quick disconnect is almost a must IMO, lots of different brands out there, but they are pretty much all the same.&nbsp; Right now I have a Kwikee air quiver.&nbsp; Holds 4 arrows and is pretty much all foam, so really light weight.&nbsp; Still locks in nice, shoots good on the bow.&nbsp; Right around 35-40$ I think.&nbsp; Probably not the most durable quiver out there, but its really light weight and holds arrows nice.I will also recommend Scott releases.&nbsp; Releases are really personal preference, but its hard to beat a Scott buckle release.&nbsp; The shark is good, but I prefer the Little Goose.&nbsp; Most of them can be adjusted to fit you.&nbsp; Other things- Try out some different peep sizes.&nbsp; I settled on a 1/4&quot;, seemed to work the best for me.&nbsp; Other than that, not much as long as you are good with your arrows and broadheads!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lungdeflator, post: 231225, member: 5163"] 10" Bstinger sport hunter. I've always heard nothing under 12" will help you, but I found the 10" helps me, especially if there is any kind of breeze, which is 99% of the time out here. You can add some weights to the sport hunter pretty easily. I've never had any issues with a 10" stab being in the way under any hunting conditions. Quick disconnect is almost a must IMO, lots of different brands out there, but they are pretty much all the same. Right now I have a Kwikee air quiver. Holds 4 arrows and is pretty much all foam, so really light weight. Still locks in nice, shoots good on the bow. Right around 35-40$ I think. Probably not the most durable quiver out there, but its really light weight and holds arrows nice. I will also recommend Scott releases. Releases are really personal preference, but its hard to beat a Scott buckle release. The shark is good, but I prefer the Little Goose. Most of them can be adjusted to fit you. Other things- Try out some different peep sizes. I settled on a 1/4", seemed to work the best for me. Other than that, not much as long as you are good with your arrows and broadheads! [/QUOTE]

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