Couple of quivers

[Almostpighunter]

Here are I couple of quivers I made while following along with medicinewheel's build-a-long "How to make a wild boar quiver." Mine aren't quite at his level, but they certainly make me happy. The are also extremely comfortable and VERY quiet for a back quiver. The "blonde" one has the ears and tail. I used branches from our african sumac tree for the opening and "spine." The black quiver has no wood and is stabilized only by the "stiffness" of the leather hide. Also the facial skin/hide of the blonde is tied for contrast and can be removed easily if there are any objectors in the house.

[half eye]

Dang Mike,  those are very nicely done and probably tough as all get out.
rich

[andy thomas]

nice looking quivers their

[seabass]

i really like your quivers.nicely done.

[Pat B]

You did a very nice job on these quivers. I remember the original build along that Frank(Medicinewheel) did and recognise the shape.
  Haven't seen much of Frank lately. Wonder where he's been?

[medicinewheel]

@Mike: Wow, these are really nice! Makes me happy to see that my how-to helped some of you guys!

@Pat: Besides being busy with other stuff (my music) I have moved and I'm still unpacking these boxes, you know... But I'll have a much bigger and nicer workshop as I had before, and actually my daywork today will be setting all the tools up on my new tool frames!

[medicinewheel]

PS: Mike, you could lace the mouth of the dark one with buckskin thong; have done that, it's easy to make and it looks great! That would keep arrows from getting stuck in between the two layers of skin.

[Pappy]

Nice looking quivers,very cool.
   Pappy

[Diligence]

Great job!  Looks very quiet too.

J