Those of you who have been around here long enough might remember I used to do a fair bit of leather work before I got started making knives.  You'll also recognize who I draw my inspiration and style from.

The last of a light tan heavy nubuck leather:
 

And two out of elk:
This one is going to get a couple pouches added on before heading to it's new home:
 

 

More details of the third:
 
 

All quiver bottoms are reinforced for broadheads and the mouths and bottoms are lined with bark-tanned shearling.  The bottom three inches of the quiver bodies are reinforced as well.

SWEEEEEEEETTTTT MAN!!!!          

Wow. Anything you cant do?  

nice  

I REALLY like the looks of these! Very cool, nice work!          

very nice      

Awesome work

Want to sell the 3rd one? Just asking!

Great work.  

Ken, I think you'll get a kick out of the possibles bag (classic Eastern style hunting pouch, not Mountain Man) I'm trying to start this weekend.  Though looking at how much handsewing is going into that, I'll never complain about the price of my wife's purse again! LOL

TW, the third one is bar far my favorite type of plains-style quiver for hunting.  It was going to make it's way over the Sponsor's Classifieds section when I had the chance to post...

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!
     

Very nice work!      

The third one's mine!      

Great looking quivers Jeremy  

Beautiful work Jeremy!  

WOW!!Man, those are beauties!

Very nice Jeremy!

Very cool work. I always envy the talented craftsman
 

Here's that second quiver finished up with the pouches

Awesome!!!  

Jeremy,
     would love to see the bag, bring it with ya to the bunny hunt. i have a couple really nice ones made by a couple friends and a special "good spirits" bag that Barb had done some beading to, heres a pic of that one.