>>1906348If you do go back quiver, go three point. The third strap is a solid stabilizer and keeps it from sliding around. My issue is purely related to shot after shot on the range.
Moving through the woods with it is just fine. If you've set it at a good height on your back your draw will be ok and you won't have to worry too much about head room going under branches.
The way I set it on my hip isn't how I'd take it out on my hip. When I use a hip quiver going out I use one that goes from my bow arm shoulder and hangs at my string arm side, then tie a sash around my waist around the straps of the quiver. That holds it steady, but I make sure my arrows are facing more forward instead of out as I like them else they tend to catch on things.
