How to Build an Arrow Quiver

[@seewaage]

I made a quiver by following your instructions and I really like it. It's very lightweight and quiet. I like it much better than bow quivers. Thanks for sharing this idea!

[@franciscodanconia3551]

Until today, when I stumbled onto this channel, if asked what I figured a KZbin channel named "Hunt Primitive" was about, my guess would've been hunting with a lever action Marlin 30-30, or an AKm, or something, using the iron sights. This is way more interesting to watch.

[@sticksstrings9792]

Thanks for all you do Ryan, I've been following for some time making my own primitive gear to hunt with. You have been a lot of help and inspiring.

[@huntprimitive9918]

thanks very much, and thanks for following along

[@jill-ti7oe]

TY Ryan, jolly useful stuff. 👍

[@joncart5834]

My wife ordered the quiver kit for me and it turned out awesome. And i had enough hide left to make a good size pouch. Good stuff

[@08Roadgl]

Good build along on a quiver I've been meaning to make for several years now.

[@huntprimitive9918]

thanks very much

[@JuniorHarvey-zh4jr]

Thanks for the video. I've been brain tanning hides for a while now, just decided to take the next step and learn how to make things out of the tanned hides as well as leather. Got a starter crafting kit for leather so this video is really coming in handy as most of the tools are completely foreign to me

[@larryreese6146]

Probably the oldest and best design ever thought out. Make it to half the length of your fletching and you can turn it 45 degrees and the arrows wont fall out. The fletching wont be crushed either. Fit it to the left and hang it like a belt quiver, throw it either across both shoulders or hang it like a conventional shoulder quiver. Leave some ties fastened to the stiffener and tie your bow across it for storing or easy carry. Leave a long flap at the top and flip it over the top of your fletchings to protect them from the rain. Mine has two metal cinch rings in the middle of the carrying strap and the stiffener is on the outside of the quiver. I can adjust the strap to any length I need in a second. I've used all kinds of quivers, shoulder, mounted on the bow, belt quivers. The old primitive European, Asian, Native American quiver is the quietest, handiest, most utilitarian quiver I have ever used. And it was first designed by the earliest man. That's a good looking quiver!

[@howdy627]

I'm useing a old leather frenge motercycle jacket, it was my XWifes , im useing the arms cut from the coat ,

[@adventuresoftheoutdoors4699]

That's actually pretty genius recycling

[@g-palloyd3600]

Hope she loved the jacket! 🤣

[@KenCoppola]

Great video. How does the quiver hold up with bow tips for hunting? It doesn't seem wide enough for the tips.

[@billyhunter5161]

great job! i found a tool yesterday not sure what it is but it is limestone with flint infused to it. never seen anything like it i could email you a picture. also cant wait to get the knives me and my rock hound buddy ordered you do amazing work! thank you for putting out instructional videos not many people do much love from texas bro!

[@huntprimitive9918]

thanks very much, I greatly appreciate it and thanks for following along as well. Sounds like a cool find. Most knappable rocks have a knappable cortext on the outside, so if you use a piece right along the edge, it can have cortext still stuck to the good rock.

[@jerrygreenest]

I like the quiver, but isn't that quivers were having a thing layer of wood inside of them? For reliability or something

[@steveness9969]

Is this the same Quiver you use for hunting? I am interested in the one that keeps your arrows from rattling.

[@seanstenson95]

Hey Ryan, you think I could use natural sinew or pine pitch for this quiver?

[@timbutler5690]

Great video

[@SB-yn7mj]

So I accidentally put the support rod on the fold side of the quiver not the stitched side. I pulled everything as tight as I could get it but I can still easily slide it out. I know it's probably not a big deal but is there a way to remedy this or perhaps anchor the rod in better?

[@DannyRiskit]

Very nice job

[@GeorgeJones-v7o]

Is this still available and do you post to Australia

[@adrianmaxim4808]

Have you ever tried making shepherds slings? Thay do a lot of damage but are hard to be acurate with

[@adamcaswell4178]

This is amazing

[@huntprimitive9918]

glad you like it , thanks much

[@jessiehermit9503]

"Do not use your wife's kitchen table or you'll be in trouble." Or husband's. 😂😂😂😂

[@ivanbrown7905]

What hide weight/thickness is this ?

[@draven3838]

I use liquid stitch from the fabric store its amazing stuff

[@zacharythomas8879]

Hey Ryan, I’m curious if you have ever built/hunted with a horn bow. I know it’s a time consuming process to make one. Are they worth the effort?

[@draven3838]

Horn bows are great to hunt with , I have one I use they will shoot thru an elk with no problems at all . They cast carbon, wood and bamboo arrow really fast , mine is about 422 fps

[@Bearpit222]

Is it possible to make a hunters - travelers hiking pack consisting of a backpack, utility belt with pouches and a knife scabbard ...... you already made the arrow quiver.

[@wattyler9806]

Brilliant.

[@BadAnvil]

great video man. really informative. just for your information though, its called a running/runners/straight stich. as a leatherworker, i can tell you a saddlers stich requires two needles and is much more complex however provides a much stronger end result. maybe look into it for you own personal gear. i wouldnt advise using a saddlers stich in this project though mainly because of the time required, resources used and because it really isnt worth it for the strength benefit. plus the possibilty of pulling the thread straight through the relatively thin and plyable leather your using. keep up the great work.

[@huntprimitive9918]

thanks very much. Greatly appreciated

[@PRO_GAMER_SIM]

how long are them straps? or 1 is shorter? what about 3 feet each strap maybe . im building this and cant figure it out not sure

[@sjohnson4882]

Excellent.

[@КарлДарлоуВратарь]

do you agree that Otter skin quivers are the most beautiful quivers?

[@MrSniper201]

This is a really awesome guide! Could it be used for atlatl darts or would you suggest a different method of carrying the arrows

[@adventuresoftheoutdoors4699]

Be a bit small for an atlatl if you ask me. From his hunting videos it looks like he just carries them three at a time

[@schoolofthenomad]

Maybe a video on how you tan your hides might turn some heads

[@kevinemard5370]

You ever use moose hide?

[@ivanbrown7905]

Ref to thickness of hide for quiver please

[@stich1960]

What kind of pants are you wearing, are they home made?

[@bigdaddy3517]

Hey Ryan, I have a question about bow building and I’ve gone on your website but I don’t know what kits I should buy

[@huntprimitive9918]

I only have one quiver kit available on there. It's at the bottom of the quivers menu

[@bigdaddy3517]

HuntPrimitive ok thx

[@cameronpain1422]

Hey Ryan do you ever wear gloves when skinning? Just curious because I haven’t seen you do so in any of your vids. I think the general opinion is that gloves prevent disease and such.recently I killed and harvested my first squirrel with a Paiute deadfall And skinned it without gloves because there Were none available at the moment. . which is actually making me kind of nervous.

[@huntprimitive9918]

Nah, I never wear gloves for that kinda stuff.

[@monkeykong6230]

Just wash your hands afterwards. And check the liver for discoloration and spots. Otherwise I’ve never had any problems either.

[@westonbrueggeman7066]

I love you and in your magazine when’s the next want to come out

[@huntprimitive9918]

thanks very much. Primitive Archer Mags are published every 2 months. A new one should be out shortly

[@westonbrueggeman7066]

Ok thanks

[@slhughes1267]

The stich he's using on this is a double running stitch. "Saddle stitching" uses 2 needles with one thread catching a loop in the second thread and interlocking between the leather layers. Just saying. A body could use a whole list of various stiches and they all work.

[@oneer8435]

Very nice job. Those same quivers run 100 bucks at store.

[@jillatherton4660]

👍

[@ivanbrown7905]

4-6oz. Leather?

[@huntprimitive9918]

yes

[@ivanbrown7905]

Thanks

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

I really don’t think I’ll be able to make one but I’ll just one from you

[@westonbrueggeman7066]

Primitive archery

[@PRO_GAMER_SIM]

i think that quirver is way to long only need 22 inches inside . u dont want feathers inside it

[@thepolyhobbyist]

Ones made one out of fresh bark of a tree. Deformed a bit, but useable.

[@fredferbrache8324]

Show makeing one from bobcat I have lots bobcats case skin

[@angusgreeneyeslefay9485]

AWW i"d like to stongly advise you and anybody who want to sew /stitch leather or tough materials together to buy a SPEEDY STITCHER.Yes that is its name and it is an ancient tool of saddle makers of olde,however it"s history leans back to millenias.With that little tool you can easily repair even shoes/boots /mocassins (i just made myself a bronze age pair of shoes)i carry with me the Speedystitcher wherever i go .It is cheap ,cost me around five bucks and it last a lifetime.Strongly strongly recomended.

[@jennymaguire8107]

Can you do more hunting videos

[@huntprimitive9918]

thats always the game plan. how tos and builds are just what fills in the gaps and keep my channel active. Did you see the Newnan video? That one has an atlatl hunt in it.

[@jennymaguire8107]

What’s the hardest animal you’ve had to kill

[@jimslim8759]

Wow you went from 60k to 90k in a fey weeks

[@huntprimitive9918]

It's been a few months. I think I was around 72k at the first of the year. I set a goal to try to be active enough to hit 100k by the end of the year. so far so good! Thanks for following along with me!

[@ronbird121]

i dont like the american style, but nothing sum roundings and collour cant change. nice examble.

[@chappelloutdoors8817]

I’ve made my quivers out of the tough gar skin

[@andrewmilliken4315]

Wow that’s really cool, didn’t realize that there skin was that tough.

[@bowd231]

Like your quality work but what you're going to have six arrows in that thing we're ready for Apocalypse we're ready for a showdown wait I only got 4 hours sorry I need a bigger f****** pouch