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I've looked at the selection at Cabela's and have seen a few at various price points that looked like they would be good. I want one that will hold my Mathews Reezen with the quiver attached. I have a quicky quiver that will detach if you think that a specific case will be best if I just remove the quiver when packing it. Thanks in advance to all who reply...unless, that is, you're an @$$. 
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Ya'll must still be thinkin'.
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Originally posted by kenmack:
Ya'll must still be thinkin'. No, I'm just an Ass! I don't worry about bow cases that much unless I was flying. I use a quick release Browning quiver from 1991 and stow my bow in a plastic case that will also stow two guns if needed. If I was doing some flying with a bow, I'd go with a metal case.
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Dang BowtechDan! I didn't know I was such a wuss. I just wanted something that would protect my new Reezen from damage while traveling, and perhaps even keep it dry in the truckbed. I wish you'd of PMed me instead of questioning my manlyness right infront of everyone. Now I'm going to get all those lame queer joke posts again. :rolleyes:
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I just use a plano bow case. You have to take the qwiver off the bow to put in there, but I have been using one for years and I have never had a problem. Of course, I am not flying in the airplanes to exotic deer farms.
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Not what I meant! In a nutshell, go with metal if flying and a plastic one for driving back/forth to lease/range.  My apologies.
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Oh, I understand now. That means I'm not a wuss?
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Originally posted by kenmack:
Oh, I understand now. That means I'm not a wuss? No, you're still a wuss....take your damn quiver off your bow and get a $30 plastic case from any sporting goods store.....unless it's going in the back of a horse trailer then get a good metal case.
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I use the Plano plastic case and remove my quiver. Travel with it on back of truck in rain with no leak issues. I would get one of the good aluminum cases of I were flying as stated above. I just don't feel comfortable putting my bow in the soft case.
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So far, without having held either, I'm thinking of this one or this one. Foldemup is the wuss. He doesn't even have hair on his arms.
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I use planos. Both of 'em are the pillar lock style. 1st one 2nd one - looks more like the beige one but mine's black.
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I usually don't use one around here but I'm very careful when I put it in the truck. For traveling I use a SKB hard case.
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I don't use one, I've bought several, actually thinking about it I have one under a bed. Vanguard, it's a cheaper version of an SKB.
I've had the cloth to hard shell, they are just big and bulky but will use it to up North again, the law states the bow has to be cased up in
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Originally posted by cartervj:
I don't use one, I've bought several, actually thinking about it I have one under a bed. Vanguard, it's a cheaper version of an SKB.
I've had the cloth to hard shell, they are just big and bulky but will use it to up North again, the law states the bow has to be cased up in
WI. Illinois has the same law.
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It is confirmed. This plano case will not fit the Reezen 7.0. If you want one, Walmart has them for $64.
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Originally posted by kenmack: Foldemup is the wuss. He doesn't even have hair on his arms. Had lunch with him and his beautiful family today. All of his hair is obviously on his head and his face. Thank God Above those girls look like their Momma.
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Originally posted by JUGHEAD: Originally posted by kenmack: [b] Foldemup is the wuss. He doesn't even have hair on his arms. All 3 of them are lookers. A lot of guys want to go bow hunting with Tiffany, I want to go hunting with my wife!
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Grow some arm hair and maybe she'll let ya'! 
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Originally posted by kenmack: It is confirmed. This plano case will not fit the Reezen 7.0. If you want one, Walmart has them for $64. I bought this one a few years back. Have to take the quiver off for my bow to fit. Otherwise I am pretty pleased with it and would travel with it in a horse trailer. Just about any bow should fit in it, Just gotta adjust it to fit.
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It was my first choice but it didn't fit the Reezen no matter how it was adjusted. $99 at Cabela's, $64 at Walmart online, or buy mine at cost before I take it back.
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