Here's one that I made for the UBM auction earlier this year.

Benjy is that real alligator? Man that is a nice quiver. Did you make it or buy it?

Gil

This is one I made out of axis deer hide,and horse leather trim.

Stump Buster....
   How are ya doing....
Been awhile since Ive seen that Quiver....
   Ummmm..Whats up with that Armguard..?..LOL.

Here is mine:  

QuoteOriginally posted by mike g:
Stump Buster....
   Ummmm..Whats up with that Armguard..?..LOL.

That little guy?!?!.... I wouldn't worry about that little guy.

Dad's using the one I bought for me and My wife is now using the the one you made for Ki when he was smaller.

Saw a LOT of your armguards Memorial Day Weekend!

Missed you at Western States!!! Hopefully I'll catch up with you sooner than later!    

Hope all is well,

Mike (no, the other one)


THERE ARE SOME FANTASTIC LOOKING QUIVERS IN THIS THREAD!!! Keep 'EM COMIN'!!!

Gil, it's a real gator that I shot here in SC 2 years ago with my Zipper

I have a huge roll of leather a friend gave me. It seems to be upholstery leather but it is pretty thick and very soft. I've thought of making a back quiver from this and just doubleing the leather. Haven't decided on a final design as of yet so keep the photos coming.

Ross

Benjy that is a beaut. You may have to make me a copy of that pattern. My favorite bow has a crocodile grip.



I love alligator and crocodile. I think a nice alligator quiver would look just right.

I may have to get a alligator license too for Hill Hog Hunt next year in Georgia.  

Very very nice quiver you made.

Gil

Brother Shinken gave me this one and I like it.RC

You guys are giving me some great ideas. I tryed a couple of back quivers years ago and they were like carrying your arrows in a 8" PVC pipe. Arrows rattled around and fell out every time I bent over. They were some of the kit leather quivers. The leather was too stiff and the quiver itself was real shallow.

Ross

Here's the first one I ever made and my favorite.

Do the broadheads do damage to these types of quivers ? Do they get dull being carried like this ? Thank you

Yes and yes.  However, the problem isn't severe and both can be mitigated.  Most quiver bottoms are built double thickness to keep arrows from poking through.  Lots of folks put various materials in the bottom of the quivers to keep broadhead blades from contacting each other and dulling.  That also quiets them and reduces the likelihood that they'll cut the leather on the side of the quiver.

With the right bottom damage is very little.  As far as sharpness of heads a quiver that collapses and doesn't let the arrows rattle will keep the heads sharp.

I was thinking of inserts llike you have in your golf bag to keep them apart.

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