Hello...who in tradgang (member or sponsor) makes custom quivers?  Looking for something primarily to display (also will see some hunting time, so it has to be able to hold broadheads) that is side/back model with traditional skins and maybe a fur lined top or something entirely made of a fur/hide. Want something nice.  Thanks!    

Mike's Archery Leather.    www.mikesarcheryleather.com

Here is one he just made for me.

Mike's Archery Leather Top shelf  

Cedar leatherworks...is a good one ...Art Vincent his work might be the best at this time...Mark#78

There are several people out there that make very nice quivers, but I don't think you will ever beat the work of Art Vincent.
Good luck.
Goose

Mike's Archery is a sponsor and he has donated a lot of arm guards to guys in the past    .  His prices are reasonable and he has made many friends here.

QuoteOriginally posted by Seeking Trad Deer:
Mike's Archery is a sponsor and he has donated a lot of arm guards to guys in the past       .  His prices are reasonable and he has made many friends here.

Great...I shot him an email.  I like the pic from the previous post.  Hopefully he can add a fur lined top and I'm set.    

Another vote for Mike. Here's a pic of the quiver he made for me recently.

Check out JW leather.com
owned by John Schmidt. have some of his work. top notch craftsmanship quality. hand me down material. he just made me a Backquiver, armguard and stringkeeper to match each other. trimmed them out w/ Alligator. sharp as a tack. send me a pm w/ email. can send you pics.

            Froggy

Mike's    

Thanks for all the replies.  You take the best pics Killdeer...I am always very impressed.  Certainly a lady of many talents.     I've enjoyed your advice and support.

Look up The Leathersmith. You'll be blown away.   http://www.hidehandler.com/   is the URL and I can't remember how I found him, perhaps via 3Rivers then Googled him up. I favor the Classic Quiver. Not cheap but it'll be there a lifetime.

highpoint forge that would be steve catts.

i ordered a large back quiver from him can't wait for it to come in!  perfection takes time they say heh.

Eric and Killy those babies are beautiful! Mike sure does make an awesome quiver for sure!

Tim Roberts makes an awesome, beautiful quiver. He's in the sponser classifieds.

QuoteOriginally posted by highpoint forge:
Look up The Leathersmith. You'll be blown away.    http://www.hidehandler.com/    is the URL and I can't remember how I found him, perhaps via 3Rivers then Googled him up. I favor the Classic Quiver. Not cheap but it'll be there a lifetime.

Wow...thought I had my mind made up before I saw these.  Might have to get a second job to afford one.        Real works of art!

Why not make one yourself? Leather is cheap, You can buy fur at most trad shoots. A little time and imagination goes a long way.

QuoteOriginally posted by Running Buck:
Why not make one yourself? Leather is cheap, You can buy fur at most trad shoots. A little time and imagination goes a long way.

I may indeed do that some day....check out the link for the Leathersmith up above and you can see why I was excited about placing an order.  I am getting a Diamondback in a slightly smaller size.  

That for sure is a real beauty!!!

QuoteOriginally posted by Running Buck:
Why not make one yourself? Leather is cheap, You can buy fur at most trad shoots. A little time and imagination goes a long way.

Just thought I'd add to this.  In anticipation of buying a piece of leather from Tandy, I went to the Goodwill and picked up some leather boots.  It was a lot of work to get them cut apart for crafting but I am anxious to see what the final product will look like.