Cheap back quiver help

[SouthMDShooter]

im lookin to make a cheap yet functional back/side quiver. Id really like to build one that you pull the arrows out of the side like this one:      

If anyone has made one before or knows how can you please let me know how to do so. Any input is greatly appreciated

[Tunkel]

The quiver I hunt follows the "great plains" quiver you see in the traditional bowyers bible, but with a hole cut in the side near the bottom to pull my arrows from.  I also shortened the strap to hang more like a traditional back quiver.  Mine is buffalo hide, but I'm sure with imagination you could find something more affordable that works as well.  good luck

[Dick in Seattle]

one of the more clever but cheap approaches to this I've seen, if you just want practical, was a guy who used a section of light pvc tubing.   If you wanted to fancy it up just a might, you could glue on a cover of camo fabric.

and Tunkel... I use a Lakota type quiver since I'm unable to reach above my shoulder.  I ran out several of them from upholstery leather a couple of years ago.  I think I'll try your hole in the side idea on one.   Thanks

[Savate]

Originally posted by Dick in Seattle:
one of the more clever but cheap approaches to this I've seen, if you just want practical, was a guy who used a section of light pvc tubing.   If you wanted to fancy it up just a might, you could glue on a cover of camo fabric.

I've seen that at practices...but that would be kind of loud for hunting wouldn't it?

[JEFF B]

here ya go i made this about a week or two ago real easy  plus this one as well    

[Danny Rowan]

Jeff,

That black side quiver is just awesome. Fine work my friend.

Danny

[BillJ]

Here's one somebody sent me a link to - I've been meaning to build it but never have.  

  Tube Quiver  

BillJ

[Jeremy]

Here's mine:

It's just a map tube with a hole and a wood plug in one end that I covered with camo fabric.  Pretty easy to do.

[Savate]

Still...wouldn't it be pretty loud with the arrows banging up against that plastic?