Custom quivers for a couple Tall Tines

[TRAP]

Just wanted to share a couple pics of quiver hoods I've put together to compliment some of the fine work done by Brian Wessel at Tall Tines Archery.

 

The first is a Great Northern type hood mounted on a Selway slide on bracket.  The hood is slightly smaller and is setup to hold only 3 broadheads. I found a great piece of leather that I think matches the bow's bacote riser pretty well.
 
 

This second quiver is just a Great Northern strap on which I replaced the leather on to better match the earthy tones of my Wenge and Bacote Tall Tines.

 
 
 

Trap

[Steve O]

Dog gone it; you guys have some incredible talent.  Beautiful    

[happy1]

Nice!    

[Jwilliam]

Very nice looking work !!!    


Bill

[Gator1]

Trap amazing work pal

[T-Bowhunter]

Those are some nice looing quivers.

[Dirtybird]

Yeah, great work on those quivers.

[wooddamon1]

Very nice!

[TRAP]

Thanks guys, fun projects.

Trap

[Nathan Killen]

Fantastic !

[Longbow917]

I love those leather quivers that have those subtle color tone variations.  It gives it a very rustic look, versus a single plain jane color.  Very nice looking quivers, well done.    

[TRAP]

The leather I used on both quivers was discarded by a true leather artisan.  Marty Overstreet from Circle Bar T Leatherworks had it in his scrap bin.  

It actually came from the wrinkled neck or arm pit area on a veg tanned beef hide.  Not great for high end gun scabbards or top grade pistol holsters but the grain popped for me and accomplished what I was after.

Nice and thick and with character.

You know what they say about one man's trash.........

Trap

[Oliverstacy]

Amazing...love the look of them both!

[DarkTimber]

Awesome work.  I really like that Selway mount with the GN style hood!!

[cacciatore]

Very nice quivers,Trap.
I have some incredible pieces of leather but not talented to do anything with them  

[Mike Vines]

Nicely done.  Im just assuming that you unstiched the old hoods and used them as a pattern?

[Jayrod]

Boy those are really sharp...GREAT WORK!!!

[TRAP]

Originally posted by Mike Vines:
Nicely done.  Im just assuming that you unstiched the old hoods and used them as a pattern?

That's what I did.  Not hard at all. All you need is a leather punch, a couple lacing needles and an exacto knife.

Trap

[Kyle Lancaster]

Great work. What a nice compliment to such a fine looking bow.