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    • hogup
        December 12, 2011 at 3:43 am
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        #3288

        I have a real fondness for quivers that are open on the side. The other day I saw one and I beleive the owner said it was made by a guy named Katz (katss?) from W VA. I can not find anything like this on Google. Does anyone have any information they can share relative to locating this quiver maker or similar makers that produce these type of quivers?

      • Raymond Coffman
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          December 12, 2011 at 4:14 am
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          #18301

          Gary

          If you mean the CatQuiver – 3 rivers carries them – check their website

          Scout

        • hogup
            December 12, 2011 at 1:15 pm
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            #18747

            No actually. I am looking for a leather constructed quiver that is positioned on the side of the archer and low on the hip. Arrows are withdrawn from a lose arrangement of them and from the side of the quiver. Thanks for the suggestion but my quest continues!

          • Dan Sweeney
              December 12, 2011 at 2:56 pm
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              #18825

              http://www.selfbow.com/jackstraditionalarchery/sidestalkers.html

              Like this one?

            • hogup
                December 12, 2011 at 5:27 pm
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                #18931

                Hi Dan. This is the one I have and in all honesty, and now that I have seen it in person, can be made from a a single sheet of leather and by someone without much tallent. The one I saw actually came up over the fletching and the strap had a buckle in it and there was a quantity of leather lacing that looked real professional. Much better quality than mine and when I spoke with the owner I thought I heard him say it was made by this fellow Katz (SP?) from W VA. The quiver he was toting was of much better quality than mine and that hood covering the fletching was perfect. I am actually thinking of ordering some leather and make a modification myself or try a DIY. But tools and time are an issue.

              • Ed Bosley Jr.
                  December 12, 2011 at 10:50 pm
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                  #19145

                  Contact info for Steve Cattsx1326 Hansford Fork Rd.

                  Maysel, WV 25133

                  304-587-4578

                  Straight from the Traditional Bowhunter magazine classifieds.

                • hogup
                    December 13, 2011 at 2:09 am
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                    #19304

                    Cowabunga, that’s it! Thank you very much. Geee-Haww!

                  • David Petersen
                    Member
                      December 13, 2011 at 2:37 am
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                      #19329

                      Ed — Thanks for that “hidden in plain sight” find, and good to have you posting here at tradbow. Dave

                    • hogup
                        December 13, 2011 at 3:54 pm
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                        #19923

                        Dave I think I saw the general site 2 or 3 times in my search but I never drilled down enough to hit the right spot. Thanks again to Ed.

                      • 71flh
                          December 15, 2011 at 2:36 am
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                          #21430

                          Dan Z. wrote: http://www.selfbow.com/jackstraditionalarchery/sidestalkers.html

                          Like this one?

                          This is what I use and love it!

                        • Hubertus
                            December 16, 2011 at 12:34 am
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                            #22502

                            Ed Bosley Jr. wrote: Contact info for Steve Cattsx1326 Hansford Fork Rd.

                            Maysel, WV 25133

                            304-587-4578

                            Straight from the Traditional Bowhunter magazine classifieds.

                            He’s got a great website too:

                            http://www.hidehandler.com

                          • T Downing
                            Member
                              December 16, 2011 at 10:06 pm
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                              #23639

                              Safari Tuff makes two open side quivers called the Arrowmaster and the Duiker. I own the Arrowmaster and really like it. I am going to purchase the smaller Duiker here soon…

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