Where should broadheads be kept while traveling to and from the field?

• A. In a quiver with a cover
• B. Loose in a bag
• C. In a backpack without protection
• D. In a glove compartment

Answer: (A)

The important point is keeping sharp broadheads safely guarded during transport to prevent injuries and protect the blades. A quiver with a protective cover encases the blades, so they can’t cut you or snag on gear, and the blades stay protected from damage. Carrying them loose in a bag or backpack without protection leaves you exposed to cuts and can dull or bend the edges. Storing them in a glove compartment may still allow movement and accidental contact, which isn’t as safe as a covered quiver. So, keeping broadheads in a quiver with a cover is the safest, best choice for travel to and from the field.