Lets see those home made back quivers.....

[Loosenock]

I'm thinking of a short winter project and make/remake my quiver.

I sort of like my Hill style quiver.  It's big enough that you can put a few essentials in it.   I'm trying to come up with a way to carry a Gransfors Bruk mini hatchet on mine.  While Im thinking I would like see some of your home spun quivers if you care share a picture of them.

Here's a few pictures of mine I made a couple of years ago.  It measures 8 1/2" x 20". I dont know yet if I'll make a new one or just modify this one.

 

 

I would appreciate your comments/pics.

Loose

[straitera]

Very nice quiver Joe. Be careful of disrupting the balance of your BQ with excessive weight from a hatchet or otherwise. A suptle quiver needs to compress against your back & arrows. Weight may cause the balance to shift always at the wrong time.

[Ragnarok Forge]

A hatchet is most easily carried in the belt on on a belt with a sheath.  Much more easily available and does't cause the balance on the quiver to be off.

[broketooth]

very nice quiver. what material did you use?and how long did it take you to make it?just curious is all.

[Loosenock]

Broketooth I used medium weight latigo leather and 1/2" latigo straps I got from Tandy Leather warehouse.  Its good stuff, not too heavy, keeps it form while still pliable and conforms to your body.  I think it is about perfect as you can get.  Once I got the pattern down and the punch for the slots it took a couple of hours to make.  Fun snowy day project.

Fellas the Gransfors Bruk mini hatchet weighs 10 ounces.  You think it would throw the quiver off that much?

 

[Kevin L.]

Here's one a buddy of mine made for me with my first trad kill.



Still my favorite and a great conversation starter.

[Gray Buffalo]

here is two I made