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toxophileken	Miscellaneous Quiver Styles (Many Photos)	Lead	[-]
Posts: 12961 Dec 12 07 10:42 PM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None I took photos of a bunch of people's photos at two recent trad shoots. Here they are, in no particular order. There are multiples of some, to show them better. This next one I could have bought for $50, but just couldn't afford it. Too bad... Worth far more than that... Here's Mike Smith and the quiver he won on Saturday at this year's Gene Foster Traditional Rendezvous. The following photo is the quiver he wore earlier in the day. Tim Hart's back quiver. He and Mike are stiff competitors, so I put them together. Bow and quiver I used to shoot the Foster, photographed during a break in the light rain. Tim Meig's quiver. Ken
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Hartung	Re: Miscellaneous Quiver Styles (Many Photos)	#1	[-]
Posts: 1058 Dec 13 07 12:36 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Very nice, thanks for showing!
huflungpu04	Re: Miscellaneous Quiver Styles (Many Photos)	#2	[-]
Posts: 509 Dec 13 07 9:12 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	cool post ken, that last one is kinda like my coyote one, very neat stuff. Luke "the early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese"
Mason Neck		#3	[-]
Posts: 186 Dec 13 07 4:23 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I totally dig the badger face quiver, the mink quiver and especially the rabbit fur trimmed hip quiver the chick with the leopard print shirt.
toxophileken		#4	[-]
Posts: 12961 Dec 13 07 4:30 PM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks guys (including Hartung, whose reply seems to have gotten lost in the Yuku migration. I think it was him...). I think I will try and go capture images of quivers from old threads from time to time and post them in this thread, so folks can use it as a reference. Maybe we can sticky topic it here, or move it over to the Archery Reference center. A bunch of guys posted photos in the Plains Quiver thread awhile back. I have to think if I want to copy all those here, or just copy that thread to the reference center, too. Maybe both? Maybe there won't be enough photos where we need to organize them by type... One thread with a bunch of photos might be the most convenient, for now (in addition to all the specific threads, I mean)...? Ken VillarsCustomBows.com
2traxx		#5	[-]
Posts: 2094 Dec 13 07 6:22 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hey, I recognise some a those quivers!
rwelch		#6	[-]
Posts: 1725 Dec 13 07 8:14 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ken you should add your yucca quiver to this page. Ralph
123Sharo		#7	[-]
Posts: 2508 Dec 16 07 12:31 PM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Wonderful quivers you showed us, Ken! And a very needed summary of them! Thank you, it will be very useful! Iliana www.PrimWay.net
the warrior yeti	quivers	#8	[-]
Posts: 3838 Dec 16 07 12:39 PM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Great! Thanks for posting all the photos. They are definitely inspirational. As noted by Stout (2002:694), technological organization is a system of directed actions and goal oriented skills carried out within the framework of a social system. ~Weathermon 2011
Griffin		#9	[-]
Posts: 1038 Dec 17 07 3:55 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Very cool. A good idea to have a thread with alot of quivers. Here are mine: First a Scythian quiver bought from Austria together with my horsebow, i´m sure you have seen it before, it works quite well Then all theese are made from the same person who is a friend of mine: My backquiver that i use alot in the woods: Backside of the same one: Then one that i wanted because i liked the design so much, I thought it looked elvish, but so did my gf so she snatched it from me. It was actually a good thing because I get to see so much more of it then if it were on my back. Backside: Closeup, i think its an old beltbuckle: Then one that i use for fita tournaments (dull shooting) Closeup: A sidebag he made and gave my gf: Its made from a set, you buy the precut uncoloured leather and then you sew it together and design the motive. I got a set from him so i tried it, but please, this is my first attempt at something like this: Top: So scared of getting older, I´m only good at being young, so i play the numbers game to find a way to say that life has just begun Had a talk with my old man, said help me understand. He said turn 68, you´ll renegotiate...don´t stop this train...
greenchicken		#10	[-]
Posts: 3191 Dec 17 07 10:06 PM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	WHat a wonderfully inspiring post.
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toxophileken		#11	[-]
Posts: 12961 Dec 18 07 12:06 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Great, Griffin! Nice photography, too. Glad you guys are liking this. I will continue to put quivers in that I have photographed before, and that I have taken since (and will continue to do so as the occasion arises). Yeah, Luke, it does look like yours. I should crop in close on a photo of you from our hunting trip, and post that quiver. Ralph, will do! What do you guys think... Should we stick this to the top here (eventually), or put it in the Archery Reference Center (eventually)? Ken VillarsCustomBows.com
toxophileken		#12	[-]
Posts: 12961 Dec 18 07 12:33 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Oh, and Traxx... Yeah yours and your friends' were in there... Ha ha. Say "Hi" for me to the pretty lady lawyer... Here's some more quivers. Gilbert's new quiver. Jon suggested to him he replace the plastic tubes with bamboo... Brilliant! My nephew Zack's yucca quiver (made by his uncle Ken). Luke, Kirby, and my own hunting quivers... More to come... Ken VillarsCustomBows.com
123Sharo	Fantastic thread!	#13	[-]
Posts: 2508 Dec 18 07 5:10 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Griffin, those are amazing!!! Thanks to all of you who posted, and thank you Ken, great thread! I would vote for sticking this thread on top here, it will get filled with more pics, maybe . And then for making a copy in the Archery Reference center (for "just in case" it will not get lost somehow). Iliana www.PrimWay.net
censu		#14	[-]
Posts: 1384 Dec 21 07 11:27 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Wow Ken great post, these are my humble contributions This is the one I use now, it can be used as a side,hip or back quiver This is one I sent to Iliana Cheers Censu "The Matchstick Maker"
Quest for fire		#15	[-]
Posts: 3751 Dec 31 07 9:59 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	All outstanding works of Art. I especially like the plain rawhide quiver which is the fourth pic down. I like it because it is simple and the stitching,lacing lined up the three sections well.
toxophileken		#16	[-]
Posts: 12961 Dec 31 07 10:48 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	QFF, that brings up a good idea... I should go through and number all the photos, to aid in discussions/questions... Ken VillarsCustomBows.com
rwelch		#17	[-]
Posts: 1725 Jan 14 08 3:18 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here's a picture of one of my bark quivers , I shrunk the photo ,hope it's ok. Ralph
KsSidewinder		#18	[-]
Posts: 1180 Jan 19 08 12:55 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	This is a great post Ken. Many great ideas. Griffin: Dude, you got some good stuff. Very impressive. I love the way you worked your name sake into the art. I just had a friend sew one up for me but its pretty plain so until I dude it up a little I think I'll leave it out of here for now. Great time for a question : On the Indian style that hangs on a sling, does anyone else have a problem with the quiver getting in the way on your side when you shoot with it on. I thought I would like that style based on what I read but it isn't meeting my expectations. Might need to change the position of the strap or the strap itself. Any comments? I may need to take pix and have you guys see how its set up. Danny "You will know a tree by the fruit it bears" God
the warrior yeti	plains quiver	#19	[-]
Posts: 3838 Jan 22 08 10:08 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here is my one and only quiver. I wear it at the hip for hunting but sling it around so it rests in the small of my back for target shooting. That's the most comfortable way to wear it, but the tail sticks out a bit when walking in brush. As noted by Stout (2002:694), technological organization is a system of directed actions and goal oriented skills carried out within the framework of a social system. ~Weathermon 2011
Iowaselfbow	Side Quiver	#20	[-]
Posts: 104 Jan 22 08 10:40 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I made this side quiver a few months ago. Put a small knife sheath on it. The arrows come out the bottom using the right hand. Nice for stalking because very little hand and arm movement taking the arrow out of the quiver.
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