quivers for knapped heads

[stringstretcher]

How about posting some pictures of the quiver styles that you use to carry your arrows with knapped heads while hunting.  I have uses a cat quiver but want to make something more traditional.

[billy]

I use a small beaverskin quiver that a friend of mine gave me.  I wrap the points with toilet paper, then wrap them with rubber bands to keep the padding on them.  I don't take the paper off until I'm in my ambush point and ready to hunt.  I'm pretty anal about protecting the edges of my stone points.....

[oneeye]

Just sew some some leather together and make a slide on sheath. When you pull em out your leather sheath will drop of into the quiver.  I use them for my steel heads.  Scott

[mullet]

 I use a side stalker style quiver. I just put some Spanish Moss in the bottom to protect the points.

[Bill Skinner]

Woven River Cane quiver made by Krista Hiolbrook.  Put a leather cup in the bottom to keep the tips from working through.  I am going to try the Spanish Moss, it has got to beat a handful of oats in the cup.  Bill

[mullet]

 Bill, I also put some in the top to keep the arrows from rattling around.

[recurve shooter]

i like the moss idea.

[Stringman]

I case skinned a coyote hide, tanned it and sewed up the holes. Then took a piece of tanned fur-on leather and tacked it to a circular piece of wood creating a cushion of sorts. This was tacked to the bottom of the casing and voila! The hair adds cushion and the tanned skin will not damage points. I also wrapped the top in for a few inches to create fur lined rim. It keeps the arrows from rattling. Its not near as pretty as some I've seen on here, but very functional.

[Mechslasher]

i like a side quiver.  my favorite is a highnoon hunter.

[mullet]

  I use the High Noon Hunter, also. It is the best all around quiver I've ever used.