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 ensures safety and protection. A quiver with a cover helps prevent accidental injuries to both the archer and others by securely enclosing the sharp metal points of the broadheads. It also keeps the broadheads organized and accessible when they are needed for use.

Storing broadheads in a quiver designed specifically for this purpose minimizes the risk of damage to the blades and protects them from dirt or debris that could affect their performance. This option combines safety and practicality, making it the most effective choice for transporting broadheads during a hunting trip.

Other methods, like holding them in hands or in unprotected carriers, would increase the chance of injury or mishaps. Meanwhile, keeping them in a plastic bag might protect them from moisture, but it does not provide the same level of safety from sharp edges or organization during transport.