Well, I made my first quiver.

[ny state land]

That's an awesome looking job! Where did you purchase the leather?

[J. Holden]

Looks like you did a great job!  How does feel in the woods?

-Jeremy  

[Dorado]

Originally posted by Bladepeek:
Real nice job!

Bet it won't be your last one, though        

Somebody is going to want to buy that one off you. You will think of a couple of things you want to do a little different and away it will go and a new one will be started.

Don't ask how I know that. Just call it a gut feel.

I've already gotten an offer and a request to make another one. And yeah I'm already thinking of different things for the next one. Maybe doing a rough out quiver.

[Dorado]

Originally posted by ny state land:
That's an awesome looking job! Where did you purchase the leather?

The main leather came from Tandy's, they had a sale on single shoulder, I got it for $30. I needed some tools and lacing which I bought at Springfield leather. All in all I have about $50 in it and I still have a lot of leather left over. I'm thinking of making me an arm guard.

[Dorado]

Originally posted by J. Holden:
Looks like you did a great job!  How does feel in the woods?

-Jeremy    

I haven't had a chance to take it in the woods yet, but around the yard practicing it feels great. Although I'm going to have to wait until next year before I get to take it hunting. Hopefully.  My arrows are a bit on the long side. I'm using full length GT Trads so I have to grab the arrows by the shaft below my feathers when I draw them, but it works good.

I'm very happy with it so far. It's taking a while to break in but I expected as much with this stiff leather. I keep forgetting to get me a piece of carpet for the bottom. Every time I drop an arrow in I get a nice THUD.

[mcgroundstalker]

Great Job On That Quiver! Try an old mouse pad for the inside/bottom... Should quiet things down a lot...

... mike ...    ...

[Wannabe1]

Great job for a first quiver!