Pocket quiver

[alaninoz]

Here's the plans for a pocket quiver I made as I was sick of the sound of my target side quiver rattling arrows and slapping my thigh, and I'm not a good enough contortionist to use a back quiver effectively.

All suggestions for improvement welcome.

[M.Hogan]

I had a look..does it go on ur belt??? or get stiched to ur pants??

[pdccr]

I think it would go into your pocket, you could however put 2 slits in the back and make it able to be slid through a belt. Good design mate

[alaninoz]

Here's some pictures too - like most of my stuff, functional rather than pretty. I just stick it in my back pocket. Like pdccr says, you could put some slits in the top flap and hang it from your belt, but I don't bother. I've been thinking of making another one with more stitching so it would have a pocket for each of six arrow - like a bandolier. Haven't got around to it though.

Compulsory safety warning - don't try using this design with broadheads!

[Stickbow Hunter]

Simple and functional but I prefer the back quiver.

Jeff

[pdccr]

It would be a handy one if you were just going out for a quick shoot. Looks good mate

[Brumbies Country]

Simple and functional but I prefer the back quiver.

Jeff

Alan's about 6' 6" Jeff. Liable to foliage/cloud problems with a back quiver.

I look forward to seeing the pocket quiver live on Saturday Alan

Simon

[Stickbow Hunter]

Clouds, not a problem. Foilage, just swing the bottom of the quiver forward and tuck it under your arm and all is fine.

Jeff