Plains Quiver Question

[punch]

I have seen plains style quivers with both a round bottom and with the bottom sewn flat like TBB II page 303.  Does a round bottom offer any advantage to a flat sewn bottom?  It seems to me the round would offer more space for stone heads, but does the flat sewn offer any advantage other than being eaiser to construct?

[gutpile]

no other than it will hold more arrows, imo ...a flat bottom is better..reason it keeps the arrow more together and less noise and you can carry a half dozen still ...hope you will use wood arrows though cause aluminum  arrows and plains quiver do not mix....noisy let me tell ya....haha...gut

[Pat B]

I've added foam inside Plains style quivers to hold arrow heads to protect them and the carrier. A slightly rounded bottom helps with this.

[punch]

No aluminum arrow.  I have a plains style quiver sewn flat but I wanted to make a new one and was thinking about what a round bottom would offer.  I seen a few with round bottoms.

[Aaron H]

I prefer a flat bottom quiver as well.  Like gut says, it holds them together and is a bit quieter. I use mine for hunting, so I don't need any more than 3 or 4 arrows at most anyways.

[gutpile]

I have plains quiver flat bottom and round bottom... I use the flat more for reasons above..gut