Lets see some back -quivers

[3Feathers]

Looking for a back-quiver.Need some input for the right one.

[Ron Vought]

I would highly recommend Steve Catts. I had Steve build me his Classic quiver this year and really like the design and functionality. They are not cheap but Steve makes a very nice high quality back quiver.

http://www.hidehandler.com/

Ron

[mikebiz]

I love my Howard Hill Archery back quiver.  Mine is the stiff leather version, which has molded nicely to my back and stands up on its own.  Works just as it should once you get it adjusted properly.  
 

[GreenGrizz]

I just got my first back quiver earlier this month. I've only used it in the back yard so far but I think I like it. It may not completely replace my bow quivers but it will definitely have it's place.

[GRS]

I have the exact same quiver as mikebiz and I've been very happy with it.

Gerald

[straitera]

Prefer the heavier (not heaviest) leather once broken in. Trick is suptle. If not, no promises.

[highnoonhunter]

I finally got around to making myself one of my Olde Timer back quivers. I've used it a few times in the yard. Gonna take some getting used to after using a side quiver for the last 20 years or so. Still don't know if it'll ever replace my side quiver, but I'll give it a while........

[Knotter]

Originally posted by Ron Vought:
I would highly recommend Steve Catts. I had Steve build me his Classic quiver this year and really like the design and functionality. They are not cheap but Steve makes a very nice high quality back quiver.



Ron

I've been drooling over his work for a while now.

[David Mitchell]

Steve Catts quiver.
 

Nate Steen Sunset Hill quiver.....

 

Dave Wallace (Wallace Mountain longbows)quiver....

 

[3Feathers]

Its hard to choose.

[donw]

I'll second the Stephen Catts quivers

[Dimondback]

I like a similar design and built one based on plans from the "How To" section on this forum but with a modified strap system. I prefer the 3-point harness as it does not slide around (like the looks of it better too to be completely honest:))..I have since added a faux red fox fur lining to quiet it down a bit. I used 9-10 oz leather but would have rather used something a little lighter that would break in a little faster.  

[Duncan]

Here are a couple I made.

My small back quiver holds about 8 arrows



Maybe not the type of back quiver your looking for but it is worn on the back



I also have a vintage Shakepeare leather back quiver with the zipper pouch and 3 point strap which holds alot more arrows. Santa brought it when I was 12 along with some new field arrows

[Benny Nganabbarru]

Mike G back quiver...

Just dropped the string on a great boar in this one:


Just busted by a cow, a yearling and a calf in this one:


My mate Tony Jensen hung the soft toy camel off it as a joke, and it has become part of that quiver.

[adkmountainken]

dude i have one YOU made and its awesome, can't believe ya don't like your own! i'll post a pic this weekend.

[Buemaker]

Here is a couple made by my woman. Bue--.

[Dmaxshawn]

heres mine

[longbowray]

Here one that a Bubby of mind made some 20 years ago I use most of the time for small game and stand hunting

[fryguy]

Originally posted by Dmaxshawn:
heres mine

 

Really like the quiver and the pic. Nice!

[YORNOC]

I agree, what a great picture...