My back quiver build

[Green]

Originally posted by Bud B.:
Nice quiver.

Bet you can't build just one      

That's exactly what I was skeered of Bud.  Kinda like wood arra's 'n bowstringz.....always knowing you can do it better.  It just never ends....unless you decide not to get started.      

[SAVIOUR68]

Good job Jeff should go good with the new Super D

[TxAg]

Originally posted by SAVIOUR68:
Good job Jeff should go good with the new Super D

Now if only I could just shoot as well as Hill

[GWV]

That is some nice work!

[Goshawkin]

That's sweet!  

[Ladams]

Good job Jeff

[Lineman72]

[Caughtandhobble]

Good looking quiver Jeff!!!

[Sixby]

Nice job. I used to build quivers and sell them on ====. Makes me want to make some more. I had a terrible time getting heavy soft leather though.
I like that brand. One thing you may want to do on the next one is add a strap that comes around and hooks onto the other one. It keeps the quiver from shifting around. Espcially if you are chasing elk. (Grin) Looks great and much better than having one on the bow IMHO.

God bless, Steve

[tomcfc11]

looks great...motivates me to make my own

[T-Bowhunter]

Great looking quiver, thank for sharing.

[Butchie]

Excellent work!      

[Maxx Black]

I was looking at making a quiver as well! You have done a good job on the build and also keeping the brand in place for a uninique finish. What weight leather did you use? So it will form to your back . And what will you change when the next one hits the production table? Thanks Ken

[TxAg]

Originally posted by Maxx Black:
I was looking at making a quiver as well! You have done a good job on the build and also keeping the brand in place for a uninique finish. What weight leather did you use? So it will form to your back . And what will you change when the next one hits the production table? Thanks Ken

I don't know the leather weight. I went to my local Tandy Leather store and put my hands on all their leather. This happened to feel soft enough and durable enough (while also being the cheapest tanned hide I could find).

I haven't taken it in the field yet, but one thing I will probably change is the strap placement. I think moving the top of the strap further down from the edge will place the arrows just a little higher which would be nice.

[South MS Bowhunter]

Great job! Another home project to do, thanks          

[VictoryHunter]

Looks great! I really like the brand on it. Nice job.

[Duker]

AWESOMEEEE looking quiver Jeff  

[White Falcon]

You did a very nice Job.

[Mudd]

[Coonbait]

Very nice!
Glenn