Bow-mounted arrow quiver

An arrowhead separator and containment means adapted for use with a quiver, comprising:

• a compartmentalized, honeycomb-like member defined by a plurality of angularly interconnected generally planar interior walls forming a plurality of mutually separate compartments, each of said compartments having a width to receive only a single arrowhead, said member including a base wall disposed generally orthogonally to said interior walls and generally adjacent thereto, said base wall further including arrowhead holding means for resiliently holding an arrowhead, said arrowhead holding means including said base wall having a plurality of openings each aligned with one of said compartments, said openings having a size to receive the tip portion of a single arrowhead disposed within the aligned compartment, said base wall further defining a plurality of recesses extending radially from at least certain of said openings.

A hunter's arrow quiver, comprising:

• a support mountable upon a hunting bow, means carried on said support for holding and separately carrying individual arrows, means for protectively shielding the sharp tips on hunting arrows so held and carried, and means carried by said support for containing and carrying an animal-attracting scent compound in close proximity to the arrows so held and carried, said means for containing and carrying an animal-attracting scent compound including an absorbent element and means for retaining said element in place.

An arrow shaft holder construction for quivers and the like, comprising:

• a resilient member having an upper edge and a lower edge and having notch-like openings extending inwardly of such member at locations along its upper and lower edges, each of said notch-like openings having a size and shape which will receive an arrow shaft and frictionally grip and retain the shaft within the opening;
• means for mounting said member upon an archery bow in a position such that the arrows retained within said openings have their longitudinal axes generally parallel to one another and to the longitudinal axis of the bow and its bowstring and oriented such that each of said openings on said upper edge of said member are directed inwardly toward the user of the bow when the member is mounted on the bow, whereby arrows pulled laterally from said upper edge openings exit therefrom in a direction generally toward the position of an archer holding the bow in the shooting position.

An arrowhead separator and containment means adapted for use with a quiver and for insertion within a cup-like shield, said shield having an annular wall, comprising:

• a compartmentalized member defined by a plurality of interior walls forming a plurality of mutually separate compartments, each of said compartments having a width to receive only a single arrowhead, said member including a base wall disposed generally orthogonally to said interior walls and generally adjacent thereto, said base wall having a plurality of openings each aligned with one of said compartments, said openings having a size to receive the tip portion of a single arrowhead disposed within the aligned compartment, said base wall further defining a plurality of recesses extending radially from at least certain of said openings, and a generally annular skirt-like wall peripherally surrounding the interior walls of said compartmentalized member, and extending from and generally perpendicular to said base wall whereby said annular skirt-like wall is disposed within and generally adjacent the annular wall of the shield.