Where should broad heads be kept during travel to and from hunting fields?

Keeping broadheads in a quiver with a cover during travel to and from hunting fields is the best practice for safety and protection. Broadheads are sharp and can pose significant risks if not stored properly. A covered quiver not only shields the blades, preventing accidental cuts or injuries to yourself or others but also helps protect the broadheads from damage. This method ensures that the blades remain sharp and functional for their intended use.

Traveling with broadheads in a backpack without protection leaves them exposed, increasing the risk of injury. Similarly, storing them loose in the trunk of a vehicle could lead to unpredictable movement and possible injury if something shifts during travel. Keeping them in a gun case is also appropriate for firearms but does not specifically cater to the safe transport of broadheads. Therefore, using a quiver with a cover is the most responsible and safe option.