Got this sheath attached to my quiver from our very own soap creek. The quivers from him also. Outstanding service and very happy he did this special project for me. Thanks again greg!

I have that same quiver, sans the knife shealth. I really like that!

Ol' Soap's getting real handy with the leather work!    

Thanks for the kind words Jon. Glad I could help.

Great talent, even better person.

God bless,Mudd

I bounced around with so many different quivers before Soap Creek offered me one of his at a steal of a deal. Since then, I've never considered any other quiver. I love the feel of it on my back and after so long with it I'm as fast and efficient with it as I could be with anything else. Some heat and Neetsfoot oil keep it soft and clean.

The reverse curve on the Deerslayer makes it one of the sexiest knives I know!

Nice combo you have there.
Killdeer  

Very nice!

I've ventured a little into the world of leatherwork, but I haven't tackled a quiver yet.

Maybe it's time.

Thanks for sharing!

Very nice.

Your leatherwork is looking great, Greg.

Looks good to me....

Hey Coach, if you have considered making your own back quiver, there is no time like the present. I highly recommend watching Bud B. build-a-long. He did a great job explaining and illustrating how to build the Hill style quiver. That's how I got started. Thanks again Bub B.