New Quiver

[KEverts]

Just wanted share my new quiver and get good feedback from the TradGang. I've always liked the possible bags with the otter tail flap and wanted to try to incorporate this look into a bowhunting possibles bag with quiver. The stitching took much longer than I thought. It has several pockets inside to accommodate all of the necessities (I also made sure it would work when hunting with other Trad tools).  I just got her finished and have only had time to field test her once. I was really afraid of fighting with the arrows and brush but it really did pretty well. I wasn't in no really thick areas but I'm not sure there is a perfect fit when it comes to the really thick areas.    
 
 
 

[Claym]

Very nice!    

[JV Rooster]

Nice!      

[JJB]

Love it!

[Hermon]

Looks great!

[carpenter]

Outstanding!!!

[Gen273]

It looks great!!!

[ChuckC]

Fine job  I like that a lot !
ChuckC

[USAFdad]

Really nice work!

[Hot Hap]

Very nice! Hap

[GRINCH]

Really Nice.

[Keefer]

That is a very nice setup and just the kind of Possibles bag I wish I could make...Is the holdster on the strap for a mag lite? Congratulations on a very nice job..Any pics of the inside?
  Thanks for posting, Keefer's <><

[BCWV]

Very nice! I would love to be able to make something like that but unfortunately, I'm not that talented.
 Great job!

[Over&Under]

Wow - you are a craftsman my friend!  Nice Job!

[Bladepeek]

Beautiful piece of work. My fingers get worn out sewing a knife sheath. I can appreciate how long all that stitching took. End product was worth it, regardless of how long it took. You're not going to find one like it hanging on the rack in any store. Or, if you did it would be WAY beyond expensive!

[David Yukon]

Realy nice indeed, and a peice of equipment that will last for generetion to come!! Not many people take the time and make there own equipment now a day!! Good for you!

[KEverts]

You guys are too much...I don't know why the Lord has given me some of the abilities he has. The glory goes to him.

I was actually wanting some pointers on how to make it better. Trad folks can be the most finicky when it comes to their equipment and I'm no exception. I never seem to be all out pleased with my creations.

Keefer, Here is the pic of the inside you requested. Kinda hard to get a really good view. As for the pocket on the strap..it is actually for a ball starter but thanks for the idea. It does work for the mini mag as well.
   
   

[RedShaft]

check out October country, they make beaver tail possible bags similar, you could convert.

[El gran J]

Would you make any to sell? I like the place for the hawk.

[KEverts]

El gran J,
No, I really haven't thought of making them to sell. For one, I'm not sure folks would be willing to pay the price I would have to charge. I hand stitch everything I do which makes it pretty labor intense. Even though stitches that are done by hand are much stronger than those done by machines, folks just don't want to spend the extra cost involved.  I have sold other items but I'm sure this forum is not the place to discuss.

As for the Tomahawk... it's funny how that worked out. When I got the possibles bag done I suited up with all my gear and had no clue how I was going to carry the hawk without it getting in the way. This just happened to be the best place I could find and it happened to work out quite well. I just need to design a better sheath so I can get it in and out better.

Thanks again to all for the kind words.