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

Broadheads should be kept in a quiver with a cover while traveling to and from the field because this method provides a safe and secure way to transport these sharp, potentially dangerous items. A quiver designed specifically for arrows usually has a protective cover that prevents accidental contact with the sharp edges of the broadheads, reducing the risk of injury to yourself and others nearby.

Using a quiver with a cover also protects the broadheads from being damaged and keeps them organized for quick access when needed. This approach ensures that the broadheads are readily available and in good condition while minimizing safety hazards.

Other options are less optimal for transporting broadheads. For example, keeping them in a backpack may not provide adequate protection and could lead to damage or injury if the contents shift during travel. A hard case could be a solid option for transporting equipment but may not be practical for quick access in the field. Lastly, carrying broadheads in your pocket poses significant safety risks, as it places sharp objects in close proximity to your body, increasing the likelihood of accidental injury.