What is the proper way to wear a Native American style back quiver?

[Mesophilic]

Maybe it's just me, but I've never been able to get comfortable with a back quiver. They always seems to slide down, and I can't reach the arrows when I go to grab one.  I've made a few quivers from leather,  tried lengthening and shortening the sling,  but after walking around the quiver shifts so that my arrows are just out of reach.

I've settled for a pattern of back quiver that has a side draw and that seems to work for for range use, but I'd really like to use my piece of brain tanned hair on elk hide to make something more traditional.

I'm a skinny guy, and have always had issue with gear and harnesses not staying put,  so maybe its just me?

[PEARL DRUMS]

Adding a second strap around your upper waist will keep it in place. I have heard they will break in and settle nicely. I have one that is from 1996 and it still goes all over. I've tried every adjustment I can make to no avail. Try a pocket quiver for roving and 3D. They are very nice and simple. No fail and no fighting.

[AndrewS]

What's about a plains style quiver?

[Mesophilic]

What's about a plains style quiver?

I'm going to do some more looking in to these.  Maybe make one out of fabric and try it out before I commit to leather.

[AndrewS]

What's about a plains style quiver?

I'm going to do some more looking in to these.  Maybe make one out of fabric and try it out before I commit to leather.

I have made some out of old legs of  trousers

[Pappy]

Use you bow, the string when braced the catch the bottom of the quiver to push it up so you can reach the arrows, works great once you get the hang of it.
 Pappy