as should be readily apparent once the mounting bracket 20 is secured to the bow the quiver is quickly and easily mounted by manually shifting the stop 48 outwardly against the bias of the leaf spring 44 thereby clearing the open end of the recesses 33 the mounting flange 24 may then be slipped longitudinally within the channels 33 of the bracket once the arcuate edge 26 of the mounting flange abuts the seat 31 at the closed end of recess 33 the stop 48 is released thereby locking or retaining the quiver upon the bracket as a result the quiver 12 is securely and rigidly affixed to the bow this mounting arrangement requires a minimum of space and permits ready removal of the quiver by merely shifting the stop member 48 and sliding the mounting flange out of the channel mounting removal is easily and quickly accomplished without the use of special tools or the removal of fasteners as heretorfore required it has been found that when the quiver of the invention is of the preferred molded plastic construction and is secured to the handle riser of a bow in the above manner it acts in effect as a vibration damper the quiver dampens vibration of the bow attendant to the release of an arrow by the sympathetic.