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A little something from Farr West Leather

Started by tim roberts, November 08, 2014, 01:20:00 PM

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tim roberts

One of the more frequent questions asked about the Absorkee Quiver, is;  What do you do with it once you are up in a tree?  My answer was, we always tied a loop in our haul line and hung it there. Well, as one who is extremely guilty of not using haul lines, for a variety of reasons, I had to make sure I carried something to hang my quiver with, and more than once it has usually been stuck in an unconventional, hard to get at sometimes in the way place.
So to better answer the question of future customers, and to offer a better option for those who are already using the Absorkee Quiver, Farr West Leather has come up with the "Absorkee Hanger".





The Absorkee Hanger, is made from quality Poly and Nylon webbing for many years of use. It is the quickest, most secure way to hang an Absorkee Quiver, and it allows it to be more conveniently positioned than tying a rope around a tree trunk. The contrasting colors, allow for the loop to be found in low light conditions.  The hanger is attached with an adjustable snap buckle. It is available in a large and small size.
For details on this please see our Pre-Christmas Sale listing in the Sponsor's Classifieds!
Will have some better pictures next week when I am in a real tree with a stand!
Thanks,
Tim

TGMM Family of the Bow

I guess if we run into the bear that is making these tracks, we oughta just get off the trail.......He seems to like it!  
My good friend Rudy Bonser, while hunting elk up Indian Creek.

Stickbow


Duckbutt

It's fits the Lone Wolf climber perfectly.  Love my Absorkee Quiver!


tippit

Julian,
What happened to the other Two Arrows!
TGMM Family of the Bow
VP of Consumption MK,LLC

johnnyk71

yes! this is exactly what i needed! i dropped mine out of the tree (on the way down, thankfully), because i had it looped over a strap from my climber that didn't fit right. Thanks for continuing to come up with good gear, Tim.
All lefty, all the time...
Martin Hatfield 45#@28"
Liberty Chief Elite 53#
Blacktail Elite V.L. 53#
Maddog Prairie Predator 51#
Sheepeater Spirit 50#
RER Retro 53#
RER LXR Recurve 52#, Longbow 54#
RER Vital 52#

johnnyk71

Tim, when will these be on the website to order? i can call later, but it's easier for me to order online (modern problems, haha!)
All lefty, all the time...
Martin Hatfield 45#@28"
Liberty Chief Elite 53#
Blacktail Elite V.L. 53#
Maddog Prairie Predator 51#
Sheepeater Spirit 50#
RER Retro 53#
RER LXR Recurve 52#, Longbow 54#
RER Vital 52#

tim roberts

John,
The website is getting ready for a remodel, just give me a call or shoot me a PM and I can get some headed your way



This morning -17 degrees, above is the old way I used to hang my quiver, below the new Absorkee Hanger, definitely easier than getting the loop around the caddy hook with freezing cold hands!
Thanks,
Tim

TGMM Family of the Bow

I guess if we run into the bear that is making these tracks, we oughta just get off the trail.......He seems to like it!  
My good friend Rudy Bonser, while hunting elk up Indian Creek.

foxbo

That will surely work, but why not just install a piece of leather in the end of the hood, with a hole in it, so you can hang it on a screw in hanger?
N/A

Duckbutt

QuoteOriginally posted by tippit:
Julian,
What happened to the other Two Arrows!
Wish the truth was better than "I only carried three and one was on my bow.". Not a very target rich environment this year.  Three has been three too many during every sit this season.


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