Backquiver Pics

[dragonheart]

Originally posted by Charlie Lamb:
L to R... 1.Handmade of tooling leather. Very stiff but served well for years.
2. Old machine stitched Hill
3. New handmade of softer leather. Light, comfortable and quiet.
         

If you ever, ever, ever, ever want to part with the machine stitched Hill, contact me.  I have a good home for it where it will be well cared for.

[Roger Norris]

Originally posted by Bud B.:
I made them all.

I have two made-for-you quivers listed in the St. Jude auction ( 1 and 2 ) if you're interested. I have some in 5/6oz leather up to 7/8ox leather that I have made. All will fold flat on your back with proper break-in. I use the last one in these pics almost exclusively now. It's heavy 7/8oz but flattens against my back nicely to secure arrows while walking or even running.

I don't sell quivers but have listed the two to raise funds for St. Jude.

   

   

Kids quiver.

   

   

   

 

Wow! That last one looks like a super high quality quiver (they all do, but that one especially).

[Jayb]

Here is mine from Mikes Leather, I love it

 

[Ron LaClair]

A back quiver with pockets on the outside for a two piece take down bow

     

Shrew Back quiver
     

   
   

[Bud B.]

Thank you Roger. I very much appreciate the kind words.

Bud

[tomcfc11]

JayB,
which quiver is that from Mike's? I really like that size.

[Jayb]

Hunter series medium, I did ask for a larger pouch.  It's great. I am going to do a leather treatment soon w/ Sno-seal

[tracker12]

Originally posted by K.S.TRAPPER:
 

 

Tracy

Now that os one nice pic and great lookng quiver.  What brand it that.

[stiknstringer]

Just made this one for my son from instructions from tradgang.

[gvdocholiday]

Where do you all get your material to make them?

[Bear Heart]

Google tandy leather. They have stores in many states and will ship.

[K.S.TRAPPER]

Tracker, It's a homemade quiver and bow. Thanks!

Lots of nice looking quivers on this thread thanks for sharing guys.

Tracy

[dragonheart]

 

[dnovo]

This is my backquiver I made in 1981. Patterned after a Hill quiver. I use this a lot and it is still going strong
 
 
I stitched the pouch on to hold an extra string and whatever. The sheath has the knife and a file behind it.

[Hopewell Tom]

This is pretty timely, great article in TBM by G. Fred on backquivers.
I knew I'd be sorry for selling my Mowhawk LB and Art Vincent Rover.
I hate when that happens...

[juneaulongbow]

My handmade quiver.

 

[Bud B.]

That's some fancy and talented work there!!

[Roverrich]

Here is a vintage pic sent to me by Suzanne St Charles, 1957 Brooks Range Alaska. Glenn St Charles. I always wanted a quiver like this.  
   

[David Mitchell]

Have you noticed that those guys are almost never seen wearing the huge day packs folks seem to feel they need nowadays?

[gordonf]

Here is a custom quiver made for me by Steve Catts. The hide is an Alaskan wolverine.