When should arrows be placed in quivers according to safety recommendations?

Arrows should be placed in quivers when skills permit because this approach emphasizes the importance of individual archers' proficiency and understanding of safe practices. As archers develop their skills, they become better equipped to handle their equipment safely and effectively. This means they know when it is appropriate to manage their arrows, reducing the risk of accidents.

The emphasis on waiting until skills permit also promotes a culture of safety, encouraging archers to achieve a competent level of familiarity with their bow and arrows before deciding when to store them in quivers. It reinforces the idea that safety is paramount and should be grounded in the archer's confidence and capability, rather than arbitrary timing or location considerations.

In contrast, waiting until after scoring or suggesting specific moments like before targeting may not always prioritize safety based on the individual’s skills and could lead to unsafe practices. Therefore, implementing a safety standard based on skill level ensures that all archers can handle their equipment responsibly and decreases the likelihood of mishaps.