I just use curtain rod holders.

But I have a bunch of elk sheds I thought about making something with.

I wish I had been able to get one before they went out of business. I got to put a few shots through a 62" at a 3d shoot. Always wanted to get a hunting weight one after that (45 to 50# @ 28) just haven't had a good opportunity yet.

I've flown with take-downs and always used a soft case with arrow tubes.  I place them in a military duffle bag and don't advertise the contents.  Sometimes I even place two 5 gallon buckets with bottoms cut off to form a large long tube in the duffle bags.  Two fit great.  They may get cracked or damaged, but not my archery stuff.  I've even used an empty golf bag carrier (plastic) and stuff it full.  It is oversized and may be more, but can fit more than a duffle.  Just a word of caution:  If taking multiple outfits, split up the packages. Even if you have one lost or delayed, by may get one thru on time.

I just make my own that rest horizontal.  I can double up with each peg. 

Not a problem.  Happy New Year!   

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Another Predator found its way to my house.  62" and 42 lbs. it's a sweet shooter.

Hello Kirk, no worries.

We sold our house and I have been in a mess trying to move. I will have plenty of time for some photo shoots in texas soon. I hope to shoot it next week before I leave.

I'll get some good prickly pear pitchers with it and hopefully a nice hero picture.

Yep.  Thanks kinda what I'm thinking.  Maybe I'll still get the blind for rifle/guest to stay warm and keep my trad bow stands. 

We always use a duffle with hard sides in the bottom.  We also modify an arrow case to hold our soft cased takedowns on one side with the arrows on the other.  The case is then placed inside the duffle.  After numerous trips we have had no trouble