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Check out My New Back Quiver

Started by Weekend Warrior, January 07, 2008, 09:21:00 PM

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Weekend Warrior

I thought I would give another one a try..
For some reason I had trouble getting arrows out?
Hope I can get use to this one?
 

Gurn

Man that has to be the purrtiest quiver in all of Kantucky!!
Just because it don't work for you, don't mean it don't.

Kevin L.

Appalachian LB 66"57@26
Appalachian LB 68" 60@28
Appalachian Flatbow 64" 56@28
Appalachian Archery RC 58"62@28
Bighorn LB 68" 57@28
HH Wesley LB 66" 53@27
HH Cheetah LB 66" 52@26
Saxon American RC 58" 60@28

JBiorn

I have always had a bigger problem getting the arrows IN! Thats a BEAUTIFUL quiver!

Son of Texas

Looks great let us know how it works.

highnoonhunter

GREAT JOB!

Really nice looking quiver!

hnh
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DannyBows

"Always feel the wind, and walk just like the leaves".  ("LongBow Country"--Chad Slagle, "High, Wild, and Free").

Dirty Bill


NorthShoreLB

You might have a problem getting the arrows out because the bottom is to narrow, and if the leather is to soft (it looks really soft on that one) the broadheads might catch on the way out.
"Almost none knows the keen sense of satisfaction which comes from taking game with their own homemade weapons"

-JAY MASSEY-

tradtusker

There is more to the Hunt.. then the Horns

**TGMM Family of the Bow**

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Andy Ivy

Bone lake


Izzy


snag

If you look at old style back quivers they have the top edge, facing away from the shooter, cut lower. This is to allow the tip of the arrow to slide out of the quiver easier. I have had the same experience as you. I purchased as old quiver and will be using it as a pattern for my next quiver.
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

Gatekeeper

Weekend Warrior

That is a great looking quiver! Did you work from a pattern or is this your own design?

Snag

Can you post a picture of the kind of quiver that you are talking about or post a link that will take me to one. I need a visual aid. Thanks.
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