Archery Quivers
Archery quivers allow bow hunters room
for self-expression, as the author of this article explains
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If you are a bow hunter, the better part of your gear is
probably pretty standard. You have a compound bow, no doubt, as
well as a set of arrows, cammo gear, and the works. But in my
opinion, there is little room for self-expression in all of
that. That is why your archery quivers are the place where you
can really show where you are to the other hunters. Of course,
you can do what everyone seems to do nowadays and buy an
expensive bow quiver, designed in camouflage that looks just
like everyone else's. But why should you do that. You are,
after all, a woodsman, and that means that it is really
important for you to be at least a little bit crafty and good
with your hands.
Why not sew your own archery quivers instead of buying them
from some supply company. It is true that most archery
equipment can be better manufactured in a company shop, but
does the same really hold for the archery quivers? I don't
think so. All they really are are soft cases to hold your gear
steady, so what is really the whole big deal about it? If you
ask me, it should be a point of pride for every archer to go
ahead and make his own quiver himself, without the aid of a
factory. They are so easy to make.
My absolute favorite way to make archery quivers is using an
old pant-leg. Of course, it does seem obvious now that you have
heard it, but most people would not think about such a thing
themselves. That is why I actually have a patent on the
pant-leg method, but if you are in it to make your own archery
quivers and not to sell too many of them, I will not tell. It
is pretty obvious. You just sew up the bottom of the pant leg,
and then you use the thick rim of fabric at the beltline as a
strap for the whole thing. If you want to make bow quivers, you
can strap two pant legs together to do the trick quite nicely!
So now you know just one of many many ways to make your own
archery quivers. I hope that you have fun with it. It is the
best way to really make the lovely and crafty sport of archery
something that is all your own.
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