Lets see your homemade quivers

[c_lantz]

Those are grat lookin quivers, you guys are talented. Tenbrook how long did it take you to make the darker quiver?

[Dick in Seattle]

Made this out of pretty heavy hide.  Really like it and it'll probably last longer than I do.  Since the pictures, I made a new pouch of the same hide, so it matches.  Pouch carries a knife, matches, stringer, armguard and glove.

There is a buildalong for this on the HHL site... look for Lakota quivers.     Here's a tiny link:  http://tinyurl.com/36z9qn

Dick in Seattle

[Killdeer]

Um, mine's on the right. I made it as a prototype.
I am still using it more than ten years later.

Killdeer  :D

[tippit]

NOT completely home made but the curved elk antler really fit my less than hour glass figure...as Killie would say  :eek:  GN quiver attached for a nice side quiver...Doc

 

 

 

[Huntrdfk]

I like that Jeff, pretty ingenious......

David

[Shovelbuck]

Here's a few woven cane quivers. The first one has bull snake trim to match the bamboo arrows.

[BEETLE GUY]

You guys rock!

[ks_stickbow]

Just incase this is inspiring anyone....

http://www.tradgang.com/backquiver/

Great basic back quiver plans that can be embellished as much as you want to kept as simple as you want. I've made several of these and it makes a very good size comfy quiver.

[Tom I.]

Here's a couple I made for my grandsons...
http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/win1885-1/3944.jpg

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/win1885-1/8166.jpg

[fxe]

ALL look great,even got me thinking about trying to make one.But when it comes to quivers,imo MR.VIC IS THE MAN!!His quivers are truly works of art with soul added.Hope he is doing well.Would love to see him chime in with some pics.

[MWhitehair]

Amazing work Gang!

[Blackhawk]

I love gadget quivers, so I made this back quiver of moose hide a few years ago...

[LEOPARD]

There's some great looking quivers there guys! Good job!    

Nigel