I felt my leather side quiver wasn`t doing enough to protect my arrows, both during transport in my car and out hunting in the elements. I was tired of having a soaking wet quiver with soaking wet fletchings - so I built this. PVC, PVC ends, gorilla tape, leather,a rifle strap and a gardening knee pad for the foam in the bottom.
When testing whether or not I could take the arrows out easily, I did not have the top on, so it ended up about an inch too short, so I had to make that little dip in what was a rectangular cutout, in order to get my broadheads out. If it`s raining, I simply carry it on the other side, and the arrow window is down, protected from the rain. Only problem is quieting the fletchings as I take the arrow out - not really meant as a stalking quiver though. For that I`ll probably use my leather side quiver. This is more of a `sitting in a rainy ground blind` quiver.
If you think I can impove on it in any way, let me know for version 2.0.
Mike.
