Back quiver

[wood carver 2]

My Nephew is getting into trad archery and I am building a bow for him. I was planning to build a quiver for him as well, but he asked for one that may be too much of a challenge for me as I have very limited leather working skills.
He would like a back quiver like the one carried by the ranger Aragorn from The Lord Of The Rings.
Does anyone here know where I can get a quiver like this at a reasonable price by Christmas?
I saw one on the auction site, but it was a cheap looking thing from China.
Dave.

[Bud B.]

Make one. They are pricey.

 http://rasherquivers.com/custom-ranger-quiver/

[Mr. fingers]

Aragorn? Or Legolas?

[30coupe]

It's an interesting design, but in practice with your bow buckled to the quiver it appears one would have to take the quiver off to remove the bow. I like my Hill style back quiver, but prefer my bow to be in my hand.

[wood carver 2]

They certainly are pricey! Thanks for the info.
He was specific about it, Aragorn's quiver.
I think he just likes the look. I can't see him walking a 3D course with his bow strapped like that.
Dave.

[Bud B.]

Just make a skinnier Hill style. Then put some small buckled belts on it. Surf the thrift shops.

 http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=138271#000000

[wood carver 2]

Thanks!
Dave.

[Mr. fingers]

Don't know what happened

[Rdefreitas]

If still looking I've seen one done browsing etsy.

[Longbow58]

I'm not the most skilled at everything but I try hard. Bud B's build along is great and made a few changes to suit me.

[Rough Run]

I will echo the Etsy.com site.  Search "back quiver" and you will find many craftsmen with detailed, impressive looking work.  And a wide range of prices.  You may find one there at a reasonable price, that you can add to, in order to achieve the desired look.  Could be less expensive than buying the rough materials, not to mention faster.

[Longtoke]

Not sure where you are with you build but I would consider buying a hill style back quiver from a sponsor her called Soapcreek.  He makes a very nice back quiver for a very nice price.

[RJonesRCRV]

Woodcarver, just follow Bud B's back quiver build along.  Its pretty easy to follow, and add the buckles like he recommended.  Im thinking about the same thing so I can carry a poncho or my jacket when it gets warmer later in the day.  I think he recommended a 6oz leather, go with that as 8oz leather was pretty stiff at the top fold over. You should be able to make one for under $60, mine was under $35 because customers at the local tack shop dont like the distressed water buffalo leather, so I got a good deal on it.