I just made myself a side-stalker style quiver. IMHO, it's the best hunting quiver design made, period. I have use back quivers, plains-style quivers, and a belt quiver....they all did their job well, but the side stalker is the best. Its quiet, out of the way, and makes arrow selection a snap!
I tend to still hunt. I carry 10 small game arrows, 3 BH arrows and and arrow with a judo....I also carry a single BH arrow on my bow with a solo stalker. I have never felt less than ready! I can hunt deer, coons, rabbits and turkeys and changing the arrow on the string is easy, quiet and with minimal motion. I also hunt in some of the thickest brush county around, Kentucky. Full of saplings and wait-a-minute vines!
I owned a "real" side stalker and in a fit of the stupids sold it......I made mine own last month......with a cherry wood base plug and a brass buckle.
One thing I never liked about the side stalker (meaning the one I bought) was the strap system and it's size. When I made mine, I went to a buckle to allow adjust of the strap and I made it a bit larger with a totally round bottom.....I will post a pic of it tomorrow!
I made mine from 7 oz, vegetable tanned leather, hand sewn with artificial sinew. I finished it with plain old canola oil. If you take the pinkish veg tanned leather and work oil into it....it will turn it the perfect, rich shade of brown for the woods! This also keeps the leather conditioned!