Back Quiver users

[rdoggsilva]

Dog gone good job. I made one about 20 years ago and still using it to this day.

[Fischman]

Cool!! That looks great,in time you will get used to it and have a feel how to carry it on your back and grab arrows from it. Good luck send more pics when your done with it.

[broketooth]

nice job on the quiver bud. how heavy is the leather. do you plan on using a leather dye on it. what did you use for the stitching, im really curious about the stitch material. i like your design. im lookin to do one myself but center of the back/ backpack style if ya will. anyhow it looks great. ruddy

[gvdocholiday]

Looks very nice.  I  have plans to build a shoulder/back quiver that has the opening towards the bottom on the one side so you can reach the arrows from down low.  That would be a fun project to try!!

[Alfie]

Good looking quiver,thumbs up! will try to make my own my self soon....I'll get back on that project...

[Rob DiStefano]

real nice looking back quiver, good job.  

[Bud B.]

Thanks again for all the kind colmpliments. As a lefty I have had to make my own leather stuff in the past. Especially single action holsters. But transferring the leather craft to archery is nice and opens up many more leather project opportunities.

[sweet old bill]

looks great, I must have short arms as I can not for the life of me find arrows this back quiver way. I use a side quiver.

[Swinestalker]

I really like the looks of that quiver!

[thunder1]

Looks good

[magnus]

Good job Bud! I'm always envious of you leather workers. Us lefties always have to hunt for the stuff we need. Good for you for making your own!!

Keeping the Faith!
Magnus

[$bowhunter$]

i like the quiver. i think the adjustable strap would be good in the clothing changes from alot of clothes in the winter to just a tee shirt in the summer. nice desighn but would still have to be deeper and able to hold more arrows to be perfect for me.

[JEFF B]

yup i had some problems with drawing an arrow out of a back Quiver so i solved it and made a stalker type Quiver plus lakota type Quivers and never looked back since.  

[Bud B.]

Originally posted by $bowhunter$:
...but would still have to be deeper and able to hold more arrows to be perfect for me.

:eek:  

I'm guessing it'll hold upwards of 36 or more arrows.

I have to stretch now to remove the arrows. If the quiver was taller I'd have to get a lower grip on the arrows. Right now I can grab a nock and slide it out with only minimal clearance. Taller would be difficult for me. Or I'd have to wear it lower on the back which would make the arrows harder to reach.

My arrows with grizzly heads are about 34" long.

[$bowhunter$]

ill be honest with ya. at 1 time i actually carried 47 arrows in my quiver. after some time of the wieght and sound issue i went down to abot 30 or so. i like to have lots of arrows when shooting around. when i go huntin i use a hip quiver now and only take 6 arrows and a judo

[greyghost]

Nice looking one Bud. Great job.


Earl

[Irish Archer]

I like it! Look really cool. Nice job.

[Bud B.]

OK guys and gals,

I went to a 3d shoot this weekend and moving through the trees and such I figured I'd use a back quiver to see how I would do wearing one for an extended period of time. I had just bought one off Wayne the Baptist from the TG classifieds that was a double strap backpack style. It worked wonderfully (Thanks Wayne) and that made me re-configure mine.

With my limited flexibility I think this will be the style for my physical makeup and to use while hunting. With time it should come second nature. I'm able to reach them with ease.

The one I got from Wayne is on the left. It almost swallows the 28" arrows that are in the quiver on the right.

Thanks for the help and compliments. I think I'm going to retire the Kwikee, at least or now.

 

[sorefingers]

Good job Bud, HideHandler may have some competition  

[LONGSTYKES]

Bud: Awesome job you did on your first Quiver, we see some talent now and then. You have it, great job. Don