Ok, I am interested in seeing everyone's version of their stalker style side quivers with special emphasis on those that can carry lots of arrows for small game bowhunting. Thanks in advance!

Guess nobody uses this style of quiver but thanks anyway.

I've been interested in getting one, but I don't have one to show.

Kelly---Not sure what a "Stallker" style quiver looks like.

I am working on one right now. I will finish it sometime after Xmas. I will post pics when I finish.
Brandon

Kelly I use the 3d sidekick by steven catts check them out at  www.hidehandler.com  . He makes awesome traditional leather equipment .

I use a High Noon Hunter side quiver.Bobby did a real nice job on it.I will try and post some pictures later.

The one from Steven Catts looks good and so does yours Ben. Just need one that will carry lots of small game arrows. ill not be using this style of quiver with broad heads.

Will probably have to make my own so that is why I wanted to see pictures of ones that others use.

I like Rod Jenkins' Safari Tuff side quiver which will carry a couple dozen arrows, keep the fletch enclosed and dry, and is quiet and sturdy.  I think they are called the "Arrowmaster".

Another favorite of mine is the one made by Jack Bowers, the "Side Stalker" or "Chief".

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i mostly use a safari tuff duiker that'll hold a good dozen blunts ...

 

... also a safari tuff arrowmaster ...

 

... here's a leather side stalker i made that'll hold 20 blunts ...

 

I have to take pix, but I have a Cat I quiver that had a strap break and I turned it in to a side/back quiver

Thanks everyone-this is what I wanted to see. Really like the one you made, Rob.

didn't realize that the Safari Tuff quivers would hold that many arrows, Lon?

Rob;

Didn't realize that the Arrowmaster quiver was carried back quiver style? And one can draw the arrows out from the bottom side?

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Rob, Those woods look like Whittingham...