With all the rain/sleet/and hail we've been having lately, I made a simple fletching protector last night. Haven't taken any pics- but:
I took an old trebark shirt, cut the sleeve off just above the elbow, and above the wrist a bit. Sewed the elbow end shut, stuffed a gallon zip-loc bag inside (stitched it in place so it doesn't pull out). I then pulled the stretch cord out of an old jacket and sewed it into the wrist end of the sleeve- the bag opening end. Lastly- I cut a chunk of foam of one of those pool floaty deals and stuck it in the bottom. This keeps the bag from crushing my feathers. Slide the arrows inside- stick the nocks in the foam, and wrap the stretch cord around my quiver....voila- dry feathers! It may be cro-magnon made
but it was cheap and works well. I should have also mentioned that the stretch cord is very important.
It allows me to remove arrows silently- just pop them out of the holders- push them down to clear the broadhead from the hood- and the cord stretches to allow this to happen- then slip an arrow out.
And one of my hunting rig-