| From: TradToTheBone
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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After seeing several back quivers on the thread about how many arrows, I’d like to see more. Please post pictures of yours and who made them . Thanks.
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| From: thekunk
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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I have had this quiver for over twenty years. Beaver pelt on top and Caribou antler for button's. It was made by Jonny Buck from Ohio If my memory is correct. I bought it in Kalamazoo Michigan Traditional bow Expo. I might attend this year, I have not been to that show in over 10 years or so. I hate driving across the state in the snow. I always had people comment on how nice it is.
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| From: two4hooking
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Nate Steen of Sunset Hill.
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| From: CStyles
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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There are 8 shivers in my picture, left to right, 1. Nylon hip quiver came with a bow I bought, just used for storage. 2. An all leather new Martin quiver my brother got on a deal from EBay for $30. 3. Archery Traditions Quiver I bought from MeatCkr. 4. Black leather quiver I made from a jacket 5. Wyandotte leather quiver I bought new. 6. Brown leather quiver I made from a coat. Works as a back or hip quiver. 7. Smaller Saxon style quiver of my own pattern, made from scraps. 8. Saxon style I made. Pattern was from an old Instinctive Archer magazine. I did make some modifications to the top.
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| From: soap creek
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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This one is my personal one. When I made mine I was short on leather, so I sewed several pieces together.
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| From: Andy Man
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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My Old John Schulz back quiver
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| From: Andy Man
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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My Nate Steen back quiver- they the same except the Schulz is 40 years old and still working
they last forever if taken care of
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| From: Mike E
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Sunset Hill
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| From: Lastmohecken
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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You guys certainly have some nice back quivers. Here's my one and only, which I made myself, about 35 years ago. I had to rebuild it, this year. I had to take it all apart and I paid a saddle maker to sew a patch on it, because I had sliced it a couple times over the years with broadheads because I had used a couple of 3 blade heads in it at one time.
It's made out of heavy leather and when I went back together, I riveted it instead of stitching it with leather strings, like I originally did when I first built it. I used the rivets with the idea that them being very smooth on the inside of the leather, there would less to hang up on.
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| From: nocking point
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Do not do pics,but love my John Schulz quiver too.
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| From: CStyles
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Andyman, always like seeing your Fox Breed, great wood combo. Mike E nice Thunderbird
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| From: Lastmohecken
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Other side if my back quiver with the rivets.
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| From: Lastmohecken
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Looking at some of you guy's quivers, I can easily see where I made some mistakes on mine, many years ago when I built it. But I didn't have much to look at back then, as I knew practically no one that used a back quiver or even a recurve or longbow at the time. Only a few magazine pictured to look at.
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| From: Timberking
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Hill back quiver. The soft leather option.
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| From: ottertails
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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I originally just made one for myself and son back in the 80's. I was asked if I would make more after visiting one of the local archery shops in my neighborhood...Archers Choice. You may have heard of them. The shop closed many years ago and Ralph went and got married to Vicky and have a bowhunting show on one of the outdoor channels. Good people!
This pic was posted in Ralph's shop back then and was one of the first batches I made.
Just a hobby, never a business...
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| From: Scoop
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Soap Creek.
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| From: Longcruise
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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CStyles you need an intervention.
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| From: Moleman1
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Martin flint quiver.
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| From: Tarpon120
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Some of those are very nice, pretty actually. But I'm not sold on their practicality over an Eagle's Flight strap on with a totem.
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| From: ottertails
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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A few of the quivers made for my grandkids years ago... along with arrows and armguards. They've outgrown them since and I've outfitted them with adult size.
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| From: felipe
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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A couple I made that have seen plenty of use. Getting a hankering to make another.
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| From: ottertails
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Another batch for friends and family. Only made them every few years when called upon. Lotsa different styles to keep me from getting bored. Made a few plaines styles (worn horizontal across your lower back) with deer/elk skin also. And a few sidequivers I didn't really care for.
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| From: Andy Man
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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a Saxton Pope style I made a long time ago
worked good but did not carry as good as a back quiver
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| From: M60gunner
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Last one I made. Started to make another only a copy of the Hill stitched quiver instead of laced. Hand stitched of course, no machine. Kind of lost interest since dealing with aches and pains this past year.
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| From: manybows
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Here are some of mine.
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| From: M60gunner
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Forgot the picture, duh
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| From: ottertails
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Plains quiver not plaines...dumb spellcheck didn't correct but will misinterpret when I do spell correctly.
Nice bunch of quivers both the vintage and the homemade. Love seeing them all.
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| From: ottertails
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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American Bison leather.
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| From: redheadlover
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Soapcreek makes excellent back quivers as well as matching armguards.
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| From: Shootalot
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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I made this quiver a few years ago.
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| From: ottertails
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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Sorry for the oversized pic. That one above and this are the last two I made. This one being from a style I made a couple of times thru the years. It was half finished and sat for that way for about 10 years. I forget what I have sometimes...:))
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| From: ottertails
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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From earlier this year.
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| From: Sawtooth (Original)
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| Date: 08-Dec-22 |
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I love my Ottertails quiver. It is a great piece of archery equipment. I don’t hunt with a backquiver — but I stumpshoot with it all the time.
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| From: two4hooking
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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Only need one but....
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| From: two4hooking
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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Another Sunset Hill pic
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| From: soap creek
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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My 1st back quiver. I bought it 40 years ago.
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| From: Mike E
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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Greg, I noticed you went with the running stitch, I did as well, keeps BH's and judos from catching.
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| From: Stealth2
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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John Schulz latigo back quiver. Bought this in 1977 and still hunt with it every day.
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| From: two4hooking
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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That running stitch was something Nate noticed and copied from John Schulz I believe.
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| From: Jimdgreat1
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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Found this quiver at an estate sale years ago. No idea who made it.
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| From: Sunset Hill
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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I love the antiqued patina of my new version, yes a pattern off John Schulz's personal quiver.
photo showing the different aging process
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| From: Point1
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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Happy holidays everyone...I am looking for samick discovery r3 limbs. Can anyone give me alternative services archery site. Thanks
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| From: soap creek
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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White Falcon that's a real work of art. Beautiful quiver. I'll bet no animals sneak up behind you when wearing that quiver. Lol
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| From: White Falcon
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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No animals! The person who made it has just passed. Anton De Wit
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| From: Stickshooter
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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Art Vincent made this Eagle back quiver and eagle feather arm guard and Gary Hall made the custom carbon arrows for my sons Eagle Scout ceremony. Art and Gary are both master craftsmen.
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| From: TradToTheBone
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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I have an Art Vincent quiver. Mine has a deer instead of the eagle. It is an exquisite work of art.
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| From: randy_68
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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I only have this one that I got from Soap Creek on this forum. It is nice and I use it mostly for stumping and squirrel hunting. Of which I will start up doing again as soon as deer season ends.
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| From: 1/2miledrag
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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This one made by Buddy Bell “Texera” on here.
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| From: 1/2miledrag
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| Date: 09-Dec-22 |
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This one is an otter tails quiver I traded Riverwolf a longbow to get it.
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| From: tradslinger
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| Date: 10-Dec-22 |
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I struggle with leather work, mainly because of vision and lack of feelings in my fingers. Always wanted a decent back quiver, maybe someday I will be able to throw one together that will be a good one. I made one out of bamboo, looks awesome but weighs a ton, it is for looks and holding arrows only LOL
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| From: Scoop
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| Date: 10-Dec-22 |
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An older Shrew quiver with bow sleeve from Ron LaClair.
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| From: Batman
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| Date: 28-Dec-22 |
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WOW! There are INCREDIBLE CRAFTSMEN on this site! Love all of the PURTIES! BEAUTIFUL!
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| From: shade mt
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| Date: 28-Dec-22 |
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i like a backquiver, but for hunting i personally prefer a asbell type backquiver.
I actually made one out of an old kwikee quiver...just put a strap on it.
very light and quiet, holds arrows well.
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