Where to find a used, simple back quiver.

[SwampRabbit]

I see all these fancy back quivers... and all I am looking for is a simple, leather, hill style back quiver. I hear alot of complaints about em, so I figure some folks are looking to ditch thiers... looking for pointers.

[White Falcon]

Easy to make. Just mark once measure twice!

http://www3.sympatico.ca/ragiwarmbear/diy/bc/backplan.html

[White Falcon]

A couple.

[Briar Friar]

Ive got a Cat Quiver Ill give you if you pay freight. It seems versatile but just not to my suit...maybe to your suit.

Ill get a pic later and see if I cant find their literature somewheres.

Sorry...No leather.

[Briar Friar]

Easy to make. Just mark once measure twice!
http://www3.sympatico.ca/ragiwarmbea.../backplan.html

Book marking this. Good schematic.

Actually Im kinda old school...I screen shotted three pages worth...if by chance the page disappears from the interweb.

[Katch66]

Ive got a Cat Quiver Ill give you if you pay freight. It seems versatile but just not to my suit...maybe to your suit.

Ill get a pic later and see if I cant find their literature somewheres.

Sorry...No leather.

If the OP is not interested in the cat quiver I am.

Thanks, Keith

[SwampRabbit]

Ive got a Cat Quiver Ill give you if you pay freight. It seems versatile but just not to my suit...maybe to your suit.

Ill get a pic later and see if I cant find their literature somewheres.

Sorry...No leather.

Sending you a PM

A couple.

I like that 2nd one... simple, and looks worn enough to hold the arrows in place against your back.

I like the idea if making my own... have the tools, just not the leather. Might have to give it a whirl when stores reopen.

[White Falcon]

Amazon!!

[RJH1]

Not used, but soap creek has some reasonably priced. And Traditions leathercraft has some that cost a little more that look real good. I never tried a back quiver though, so like you, I am leary of spending anything on them, though i have strongly considered that Traditions one. Let us what you think after you get one

[SwampRabbit]

I am going to give the cat quiver a try.

I have been leary of leather quivers because of rattling and dropping arrows. However, I did some internet research and am starting to understand what is necessary for a leather hunting quiver. It can't be a stiff tube/bucket like quiver... it needs to conform to your back and essentially lay flat so that it cinches the arrows.

Falcons post about a DIY version looks promising as a route I might take to try a leather quiver. Looking at what is on amazon.. alot of those look too tube like, stiff, or just too much going on.

[White Falcon]

Step by step!

http://leatherwall.bowsite.com/tf/lw/thread2.cfm?forum=23&threadid=316964&messages=52&CATEGORY=9

[wytex]

Cat quiver works nice, just make sure all the arrows are the same length so they stay in the quiver.