How can I silently catch panics in quickcheck tests?

In the tests of my overflower_support crate, I have found that I get a lot of spurious reports of panics which are already handled using std::panic::catch_unwind(_). This is a bit unfortunate, as it obscures the real errors that may happen. The messages look like:

thread 'safe' panicked at 'arithmetic overflow', src/lib.rs:56

To quell those distracting messages, I introduced the dont_panic(..) function, which hijacks the panic handler, calls a closure and resets the panic handler when done, returning the closures result. It looks like this:

fn dont_panic<F, A, R>(args: A, f: F) -> R
where F: Fn(A) -> R {
    let p = panic::take_hook();
    panic::set_hook(Box::new(|_| ()));
    let result = f(args);
    panic::set_hook(p);
    result
}

However, using this function somewhat surprisingly not only quells the desired messages, but also quickcheck's error output, which is obviously valuable to me. This occurs even when limiting tests to one thread.

How can I hide the caught panics from my code while keeping quickcheck's panics visible?