T-5 quiver holds five. I carry them all with broad heads but carry blunts in the day pack or pocket for the rabbit, coon or skunk that ventures too close.

Just don't hit the wrong end of the skunk. I had a buddy do that once.......with a 12ga. Needless to say. It ruined our day.

I carry 6 in my quiver and 2 extra judo points for squirrels. They are just too fun to shoot

4 arrows. 2 are for deer and 2 are for pigs with whatever old broadhead will work on a pig. If the pigs come in, I change arrows to my pig arrow. I can normally switch arrows when I hear the pigs coming before they get into range.

If you need more than 3 or 4, you are either in a mess of animals and are a killing machine- or you need to recheck your zero if you are missing.

As many as I can fit, and in my pack to, sometimes. The field points go along with the judo points, I usally put to field points on my older arrows, that way if I miss I don't feel so bad. I know some people will say to put the judo on the old ones but, it's a good way to get rid of those older arrows.

4, if I need more then that I suck.

A full quiver. Mine holds six.

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My quiver holds 4, but I usually fold up a couple and carry them in my pocket.:-)

Funny...

I carry 5

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I used to only take 3, until this little adventure happened to me yrs ago.
I had my brother set me up a climber cause I lived 3 hrs away and would not get there before the season started to set one up myself. He is not a bowhunter. So I get there before daylight. Follow the reflective tabs with my flashlight till I reach the stand. It's in a Pin Oak tree. The first limb on this tree is about 30 ft up. I always like to get below the first limb for a little bit of cover. Once I get up there, trying to get my gear situated, I drop a arrow. CRAP!!! Well, I got 2 left. Not going to get but one shot anyways I said to myself. I get settled in. After about an hr into the hunt, the stand just isn't quite comfortable enough. I need to raise the lower section or lower the upper section on my climber. And since I made this climber myself, I had welded a gun rack on the front of it where you could lay your gun and not have to hold it the whole time. Also makes a good holder for a arrow too!!! And back then, the rest on your bows were the old "flipper" style rest, so you couldn't nock an arrow on your bow and then hang it up. So I would lay it across the gun rack. So, while re-adjusting the climber, I knock off arrow #2. I look down and says to myself, I'm not climbing back down 35 ft. I still have 1 arrow and that's all I need. Fast forward 2 hrs. Two deer come in. One gets right out in front of me about 20 yds. I grab my bow, nock my only arrow and come to full draw. But deer turns and takes my shot away. I'm shootin an old Bear Whitetail Hunter II and with fingers. No let off on this rig. I keep holdin back, string is now rolled up on my shootin glove, finally get that shot, release, shootin glove comes flyin off, facemask gets turned half way around my face, arrow deflects from shootin glove, arrow sticks in ground right at deer's feet, deer jumps back about 3 ft, walks up and smells my arrow, turns and walks right under me and I'm hoping like hell she don't step on my aluminum arrows that are laying on the ground beneath me.
Sooooooooooooooooooo, after that ordeal, I now carry 4!!

My qiver holds 5 and that is how many I bring.

6. 3 new Slick Tricks, 2 FX3's for pigs, and then a field point with shocker behind it for little critters.

I use skunk cover scent. Nothing better.

Just 3 but I might add a couple with mechanical broadheads.

5....4 broadheads and a field tip in case a raccoon is bothering me or somethin. However this year I don't have a lease, so the answer is none this year!

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5 is all my quiver holds.

4... All the guys I hunt with carry 6 or 7 though. No hogs in the Dakotas so 4 works for me. Badgers, Coyotes and Deer all get to feel the Rage heads!

My quiver holds 5 and that's usually all I have with me, all broadheads. But after the sit I did last Friday night, gonna have a handful more arrows in my bag. I coulda shot squirrels all night and never put a dent in the population that was out that evening!

4 or 5 for me all broad heads .

Coach

I generally carry a full quiver of at least 20-30 arrows. Broadheads mixed with explosive tips.

4 Rocky Mountain Gator Broadheads and one T3 that has been in there for a year that I have yet to unleash lol

5 total with 3 Montecs and 2 Rage.