Can you name this new EFA bowquiver?

[2fletch]

Well, I can't believe all of the names, and a lot of them are great. If it weren't already named I think that we may have adopted one of them.

It's the last day of competition (10:00 pm EST)to guess the name of this latest quiver. The name was suggested by a friend who was instrumental in the design of the quiver. He gets the first "_ _ _ _ _" quiver. This is your chance to win this first one advertised.

Last clue: It is named after an object (or objects) that were man made by certain tribes.

Good luck!  
2fletch

[Killdeer]

Totem

("tote-'em")

Killdeer  

[fyrfyter43]

Methinks that Killy has a winner there!

[Molson]

That's a good one Killy.  Just in case, I'll throw in:

Kayak
Canoe
Adobe

and Lance

[Ian johnson]

spear

[mooseman76]

I was just gonna put totem, I think Killy got it.  I've been thinking bout this since the day it was put up...Mike

[Huntrdfk]

How about "Tipi"


David

[Fuzzy65]

Arrowhead, Atlatl, Dreamcatcher

[KY..Rob]

Yep I think Killie nailed it.

But I will add

"WigWam" (Spelling)?

[Billy]

Killie has the rights to it...but...
        "tot-em pole"
is where i'd go with the name..
'course being that you put 5 spaces in your hint...
'totem'
I'd agree with Guru, maybe a GT trad or some wood grain carbon shaft..??..or heck just a wooden dowel(stainable, by the owner)

[2fletch]

Looks like we have a winner, but has anyone known Killdeer to hold back so long? Not only did she get it but she got it with one guess. Congratulations Killdeer, I'm impressed. Of all of the great names suggested, you picked the winner.

 Killdeer,if you are going to be at ATAR this coming weekend, then come by the "Eagle's Flight Archery" booth to pick your quiver. We will be either on the back of the pavilion or inside.  

Thanks to everyone who participated and I hope that you had fun. Anyone who contributed by suggesting a name qualifies for a discount of $10.00 for any of these quivers that were shown. This is good through the end of July. They are currently listed in the "Sponsor Classified" section.

[Billy]

Congrats Killie!!
I need to get on here more often.
Eruh, earlier..  

[BigRonHuntAlot]

Congrats Kathy,  Good Guess after all those hints...  

[2fletch]

Guru and Billy, we did try a woodgrain shaft on the first quiver, but the camo shaft seemed to blend better. I also considered a wood dowel but didn't see an easy way to anchor it at both ends.

The graphite shaft has a stainless steel machine screw anchoring it at each end. At the hood end the screw is molded into a plate at the top of the hood. This is sturdier than anything we could come up with using a wood shaft. Also, to add an extension to the system for longer risers is very quick and can be done usually without handtools.

Thanks for the suggestions, we may have to offer these with either camo or woodgrain.

[Guru]

Thanx for the explanation bud.....how a black shaft?

[Killdeer]

Curt...how about spray paint? You could do it up in pink, then!   :D    

You all know that wordsmithing is a thing of precision with me. I would only be satisfied with one guess...the right one.    

Thanks for the cool game, I had fun reading all the guesses.
Killdeer

[Cherokee Scout]

Constitution

[Cherokee Scout]

Shaft

[Dave Beeler]

Katonka, redwing, soaringfeather

[2fletch]

Hey Dave, did you notice that one of the photos has this "Totem" quiver on a Beeler bow? It works really well on that bow (which is my personal bow for now).

I have a personal creed of "one wife but lots of bows". Right now the Beeler is my companion, but there are several guys who have shot it and want to own it. If I stay true to the creed then I'll probably be needing another one soon. I love the way it feels in hand, how still it is, and how it shoots where it is pointed.  And yes, with the "Totem" quiver on the bow, it still shoots the same.