Looking for my 1st back quiver but not looking for $200 custom leather job. Probably be little hunting use but mostly stump shooting,3D etc. Kinda like the Maverick since can store a recurve in it- good for traveling. But thats $80 and looks like average price. Any suggestions & links? Thanks
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Tan your own buckskin an dress it up yourself and then you will have a plains quiver to be proud of.
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Don't get one that's made from stiff leather. Your arrows will rattle like mad in the stiffer, tubeish backquivers. They're fine for 3d, but heck on hunting. Just do a search for Hill style backquiver. This one is pretty neat though if you're not looking for a traditional looking leather job.
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I got a spare back quiver. Got it from Cabela's this past summer, but I'm not using it anymore. Payed $75 for it, but I'd be willing to part with it for $50. Here's a link of what it looks like:
It's not bad, but I was wanting to go the expensive custom route. Let me know if you're interested.
PS it's more brown than it shows in the picture, and the leather is a lil stiff on the outer pocket.
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Look up a seller on ebay .. ''gwbohunt'' He makes one heck of a back quiver...Their very tuff..Super quiet in the field...Sell for $30.00 bucks plus ship ...You will be very pleased with one of Gene's quivers...I own 2 of them.. Their made from a SUPER TOUGH POLAR FLEECE materialLast edited by Kingslayer; 11-16-2010, 10:37 AM.Comment
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Any recommendations either the Maverick or the Cabela's leather quiver? Both same price even used from different site. Thinking the Maverick w/ fur would be quitier. But like the leather traditional look
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leather and fur dont mix well with water.Comment
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Don't think the Maverick w/ fur liner is leather. Curious if anyone used theseComment
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How many arrows can the ''gwbohunt'' quivers hold comfortably? Thinking dual purpose, hunting and stump shooting.Originally posted by warrior62 View PostComment
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