After 2-3 years of developing this bow quiver we have finally put together what we think is a premium and unique product to adequately hold 4  two blade broadhead and a blunt or judo point. We are now building some inventory and will be making several variations using different color leathers and even some exotic hides such as beaver, snake, etc.

We hope to get these on our website soon but until then you can call in an order. Also, we hope to have them in the hands of some of our premium dealers and bowyers soon. (Right now only Ron LaClair has them in black and brown.)

Here are some of the initial photos that are representative.

 

 
Solid color hoods in three different colors.


They come with our proven "totem" and "wing" features. I'll add some additional photos later.

LOOKING GOOD DON GREAT QUIVERS TOP NOTCH SERVICE!!!!!!!

To cool Don!! I gotta start shooting 2 blades more!!!

Great looking and functional quiver Don, It really looked good on your bow when you beat me at Sissapahaw Saturday.LCH

My favorite quiver just got Better???!!!!
I'll be calling tomorrow.

This photo is the two color Navajo version.

One of these is with stingray on the front. I'd love to see it on a black bow with Ted Nuggent black and white zebra patterned gold tip arrows.

   

Very nice Don!This reminds me that I have to get a hold of you about the photo contest        

How much are they Don?

Guru, you are right, and your timing couldn't be better. Just let me know when and what you would like. Say hello to that young man of yours, he's special.

KentuckyTJ, They will retail at $95-100 with the Totem and Wing features for a standard model. Custom orders using exotic skins will be slightly higher depending on the skin. You can purchase the quiver without the Totem or Wing with a savings of $10.00 for each of them.

Looks like a fathers day present to me.........(Katie please read this ASAP)....  

Wow I like those! I'm gonna need a couple!

dont see them yet on your web sight when they going to be up would like one

AWESOME  

They look nice and compact. Can't tell from the pic, but how is the fletching clearance?

Danny

Keefer, it is very different from any other quiver. We stack the broadheads two by two with a place for a judo or blunt in the middle making it a 4 + 1 arrow quiver. There is not much about it that is similar to any other.

As for a name, no, we haven't named it yet. It's like naming your first born. We have considered names from the "Patriot" to "Geronimo", and even "Eagle's Nest" but none seems to fit exactly. Ron LaClair has named his Shrew version the "Edge". I like that.  I suggested to Karen that we have a contest but she thought that it was to soon to have another one. What do you think? (Anyone can answer.) Should we have a contest to name it? We could give one as a prize for whoever suggested the name that is adopted. If you would like to participate then suggest a name, but limit it to no more then three names...,and don't tell Karen.

I'll toss out Raptor for the name.

Slim Jim
Slim Pickin's
Plain old, Slim Quiver.