Palomino... since it is crafted from horsehide

Scout... for continuation of native theme, and in honor of Tonto's horse

Don I will be calling tomorrow to order one or two
Gary

How about Galitsadi ('Gah-lee-'zat-dee)? Roughly translated from Cherokee for "bowhunter".
My wife's uncle is a (Eastern band) Cherokee nation native American;got this word from him.

The "Mohican"

Anasazi......in honor of the ones who came before or the ancient ones

Don

How about

Crazy Horse.


Since its horse hide

Pinto or Stallion

I think in keeping with your Native American theme, why not go with a Cherokee Nation name for horse, since it's made of horsehide.

Soquili

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2_yoStcQME

And kind of ironic that quiver and Soquili share three sequential letters -qui

WAPITI ......Native American for ELK.....

Beautiful Quiver

I would call it   "Mine"

The Black Crow

Appaloosa

Hiawatha

Well I might have to call it mine     Nice looking quiver

Sagittarius,Appollo,1 Feather.

It's the first day after posting them and already we are a half dozen quivers behind. That's good,I think.  I guess this years St. Jude donation will be one of these new quiver (or two). Now we have to figure out what colors to use for those.

Several of the names are good and similar to what I was thinking. Don't wait if you want to play. You get a good deal and raise a little money for St. Jude if you win.

Pink version

Sacajawea

Sacagawea would be perfect!

Tashunke

Means horse in Lakota