Birch Bark Quiver

[paleoman]

#4691

Has anyone made one or used one? They sure have a nice look and I think even I could make one. I can imagine they’d hold up well?

[wojo14]

#35435

I have seen some online. I am thinking of getting one of these side quivers to try. Not a bad price too.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/122156850/birchbark-rover-archery-quiver-southwest?ref=sr_gallery_9&ga_search_query=archery+quivers&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery

[William Warren]

#36401

There should be a thread on here about building bark quivers. Limblovers Dad posted it awhile back but I can’t remember his screen name. He has not posted here in awhile. You might try searching birch bark and see what comes up.

Edit: Just remembered Limblovers Dads handle. Ripforce, search his posts and you will find it.

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[paleoman]

#36564

Thanks both…I found a “how to” and seems like a fun, uncomplicated little project.

[wojo14]

#37163

Can you post a link?

I would love to try and make one, only problem is, no birch trees around me….:x

[paleoman]

#40222

http://www.primitivearcher.com/…/birchbarkqu…

I hope this link works…haven’t really ever done much copy and pasting except with scissors and glue when I was a kid!

[paleoman]

#40229

wojo14 wrote: Can you post a link?

I would love to try and make one, only problem is, no birch trees around me….:x

I’m on the very southern edge for paper birch in Mi., but work takes me to birch country all the time. Sounds like it’s best to peel bark in spring. Must come off easier with the sap flowing….let me know if you want some bark in a few months. I’ll fix you up.

[wojo14]

#42127

That would be cool. Let me know if you venture up that way.

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