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A quiver apparatus for mounting on a bow has a mounting interface adapted for attaching the apparatus to the bow and one or more retainers adapted for holding arrows. A support extending away from the one or more retainers and mounting interface is formed such that, with the support resting on a sur

A quiver apparatus for mounting on a bow has a mounting interface adapted for attaching the apparatus to the bow and one or more retainers adapted for holding arrows. A support extending away from the one or more retainers and mounting interface is formed such that, with the support resting on a surface, an arrow held in the one or more retainers is held above the surface with no portion of the arrow, including fletching, touching the surface. In some embodiments the support comprises two legs, and the legs may be substantially parallel and directed at substantially a right angle to a plane defined by the shape of the bow. In some embodiments boots are provided for attaching to leg extensions, adapted for providing increased surface area contact.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A quiver apparatus for mounting on a bow, comprising:a mounting interface adapted for attaching the apparatus to the bow;one or more retainers adapted for holding arrows; anda support extending away from the one or more retainers and mounting interface;wherein with the su

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A quiver apparatus for mounting on a bow, comprising:a mounting interface adapted for attaching the apparatus to the bow;one or more retainers adapted for holding arrows; anda support extending away from the one or more retainers and mounting interface;wherein with the support resting on a surface, an arrow held in the one or more retainers is held above the surface with no portion of the arrow, including fletching, touching the surface, wherein the one or more retainers include a retainer strip having notches for engaging arrow shafts, and wherein the mounting interface, the retainer strip, and the support are formed as a single contiguous element. [5.] A quiver apparatus for mounting on a bow, comprising:a mounting interface adapted for attaching the apparatus to the bow,one or more retainers adapted for holding arrows; anda support comprising two legs extending away from the one or more retainers and mounting interface;wherein with the support resting on a surface, an arrow held in the one or more retainers is held above the surface with no portion of the arrow, including fletching, touching the surface, and further comprising bumpers at the ends of the legs, the bumpers adapted for providing a replaceable contact component for contacting the surface. [8.] A standoff bracket for mounting to a portion of a quiver, comprising:a mounting portion comprising a substantially straight central bridge element having a length and adapted to attach to the portion of the quiver; anda support comprising two or more leg extensions substantially parallel and extending in a direction substantially at a right angle to the length of the central bridge element, and extending away from mounting portion;wherein, with the support resting on a surface an arrow held in a quiver to which the support is attached is held away from the surface. [20.] A method for protecting arrows and arrow fletchings in a quiver mounted to a bow, comprising steps of:(a) fashioning a support adapted to mount to a quiver; and(b) mounting the support to the quiver in a manner such that, with the bow placed on a surface on the side of the quiver, the support holds arrows away from the surface. [21.] A standoff bracket for mounting to an archery bow having a bowstalk, comprising:a mounting interface comprising a substantially straight central bridge element having a length and adapted for attaching the apparatus to the bowstalk; anda support comprising two or more leg extensions substantially parallel and extending in a direction substantially at a right angle to the length of the central bridge element, and extending away from mounting interface;wherein, with the support resting on a surface, the bow is held substantially above the surface.