I like this alot. Awesome base template that you could easily expand upon and experiment with! I make bows and shoot as often as possible, this will help so much while stump shooting
Just came across this video and wow! Thank you for saving me money. Eventually I'll purchase a quiver but for now this will help me get out to the woods. God bless!
I was thinking one of those cheap plastic canteens, just cut in half. Fit some foam into it and there is your broadhead protector. Of course the other end would be the flip flop.
Really nice, I been goin for a lightweight sort of style and I really wanted to do it myself for the cheapness and that I have a lot of junk that can be repurposed into stuff and I needed a new quiver.
So do i man. Diy is the way too go. Everything is so expensive these days and i want to try multiple hobbies. Diy is the only way i can afford to do it
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 To that's why I'm trying to build my own Bows it costs me about $35 in material rather than spending a hundred or three, or more. Same thing with strings ... Can make my own for a couple of bucks, and never had one fail. It just costs me my time.
@@joedaniels4646 yeah i make my own bows as well. Ive even started gathering wood to make from staves. I picked up some cheap bow string on amazon and make my own flemish twist string
I like the way that you did this I made something something similar but mine only holds 4 arrows and it is still life weight for my survival now but I would prefer to carry 6 arrows instead,so I guess I will make another set that are larger I also used camo gorilla tape on mine because they were really bright in color( neon green,yellow,and orange ) the only thing I could find at the time. Lol. So I will look for a pair of camo or black ones so that they will blend in better. I like them in style because they are very quite and don't add to much weight and force a sever cant to your bow while shooting plus for hunt and stalk they are easy to applie and use. Keep up the good work and good luck in the woods.
My big game rig I have a selway slide on but I have a lightweight selfbow that I might make one of these to throw on it just for small game great video!
Brilliant. Outstanding! I’m a leather worker and I’m building a hip holster like Chuck Adams used to use…and that flip flop is just the ticket for the arrow brackets! 👍😀
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 ...and you gave 'me' an idea I would like to share please...it would be I think completely feasible to add the broadhead protector via a couple of short arrow shafts (one cut in half should do it) attached to the sides of the same flip-flop material, minding space for the thumb of course, that holds the arrows! Thanks again for the great idea especially for growing a "seed" in my mind..lol..Cheers!!
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 yes I will be looking around 99cent and family dollar store..they should have a light plastic cup I can epoxy to the two arrow shafts..keep it hollow, no foam necessary, just a barrier between fingers and sharp broadheads! You did it again you switched on my light bulb lol! Cheers!
@@williamemilceleiro9857 awesome I love being able to inspire like minded people. If you have instagram look me up and send me a pic when you are done would love to see it!
Freaking simplicity is genius! You da man! Just found your channel & you’ve earned a sub from me. Thanks for the inspiration! Appreciate you!God bless you and your family!🏹🎯😁🙏😇
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 they where a bit too flexible so I will stick two together to double the thickness and hopefully that should make them flex less 🤞👍
I agree some people shouldn't. But hunters have done it for decades with no issues as long as you are aware and careful. Ive ran this 2 season walked lots of miles and never put the broad heads close to me. I also have no need for 5 broad heads. I only carry 2 the rest are small game heads. You can easily add a hood if concerned. Thanks for watching.
Carrying broadheads without a head cover is no good. For field points and small game points, it’s fine, but those broadheads been to be protected so they stay sharp.
🤔... maybe recycled HDPE with a bike inner tube for the clamp and glue gun the arrow grooves to allow the arrows to " clip " into them securely...could work 🤷🏻♂️🙂
That wouldn't be safe with broadheads. You don't want to end your trip with stitches or worse, dead. Plus I can only see this catching a bunch of brush and possibly losing an arrow. You're not spending much money or time getting some leather and stitching together a hood to safely store broadheads.
You do realize hunters used an open quiver design for decades right. I've used this 2 full seasons now. Walked over 50km through thick bush with no real issues. My bow itself catches more then the arrows. It's not for everyone i get that but for me it's all I need
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 I know but just be careful. I've heard horror stories of people that almost died from tripping and severing an artery while having an arrow nocked. Those fixed blades are scary sharp and I've had my fair share of stitches from the tiniest mistake when handling them.
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Clever,practical and won’t cost me the same amount I paid for the bow!! Thanks bro! Vibration proof,no rattling…absolutely effective!
Yeah its simple and works great!
Definitely a better design than Dave's. Excellent work.
I'm not gonna lie I love this idea man! Cheap, simple, and it works!! Pretty clever, I'm actually considering this now. THUMBS UP BRO
I like this alot. Awesome base template that you could easily expand upon and experiment with! I make bows and shoot as often as possible, this will help so much while stump shooting
Exactly. Nice simple design you could easily improve! Thanks for watching
OMG ! i tried this and it works so good , its light , the color is flat and it also quiets the bow noise . Thank you sir !
No prob! I'm glad it worked out for you. Thanks for watching!
Innovative; resourceful; economical; practical; very useful!
Thank.you
Great practical solution to fancy expensive alternative
It sure is and works great. Thanks for watching
you sir are a genius! Wow!! id never think of such. thank you very much indeed for the idea.
Haha thanks yup it works great
Just came across this video and wow! Thank you for saving me money. Eventually I'll purchase a quiver but for now this will help me get out to the woods. God bless!
Yeah works great. I've been using mine a few years now
I was thinking one of those cheap plastic canteens, just cut in half. Fit some foam into it and there is your broadhead protector. Of course the other end would be the flip flop.
I could see that working!
I love this. Simple cheap and functional. Gonna make one ...thanks.
Works great hope you enjoy it
Really nice, I been goin for a lightweight sort of style and I really wanted to do it myself for the cheapness and that I have a lot of junk that can be repurposed into stuff and I needed a new quiver.
Awesome I'm the exact same way!!
I might have to try this ... Good idea, and cheap. I love the DIY projects that work good, and look professional!
So do i man. Diy is the way too go. Everything is so expensive these days and i want to try multiple hobbies. Diy is the only way i can afford to do it
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 To that's why I'm trying to build my own Bows it costs me about $35 in material rather than spending a hundred or three, or more. Same thing with strings ... Can make my own for a couple of bucks, and never had one fail. It just costs me my time.
@@joedaniels4646 yeah i make my own bows as well. Ive even started gathering wood to make from staves. I picked up some cheap bow string on amazon and make my own flemish twist string
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 nice man ... Post some of your work when you get a chance ... Would love to see them brother ...
Excellent.
I’m gona try this. Good job.
Awesome thanks for watching
I like the way that you did this I made something something similar but mine only holds 4 arrows and it is still life weight for my survival now but I would prefer to carry 6 arrows instead,so I guess I will make another set that are larger I also used camo gorilla tape on mine because they were really bright in color( neon green,yellow,and orange ) the only thing I could find at the time. Lol. So I will look for a pair of camo or black ones so that they will blend in better. I like them in style because they are very quite and don't add to much weight and force a sever cant to your bow while shooting plus for hunt and stalk they are easy to applie and use. Keep up the good work and good luck in the woods.
Thanks my friend for sharing your experience!
My big game rig I have a selway slide on but I have a lightweight selfbow that I might make one of these to throw on it just for small game great video!
Yeah its def perfect for that. I def want to make a leathered cap design for my broadheads. Thanks for watching!
Well done brother, im going to try this!
Awesome glad i could inspire someone else
Very nice.. good idea also
I'll recommend it to my work buddies, a couple of us shoot recurves.
Awesome glad i could help out! Thanks for watching.
Very creative
Ty
Brilliant. Outstanding! I’m a leather worker and I’m building a hip holster like Chuck Adams used to use…and that flip flop is just the ticket for the arrow brackets! 👍😀
That's awesome would love to see your finished design
Good job man! Thats awesome and works great too! That thich foam is gonna keep them snug AF lol. Looks good too!
Thanks. Yeah it works great. I ended chamfering the slots a little more so the arrows go in a little easier.
Well done, I like it. diy rocks. Best wishes to you and your family.
Thanks man and I agree. Keep posted winters is about to hit so i have lots of Diy projects coming down the pipeline
That's genius dude thanks!!
No problem. I def can't take credit for it. But glad you liked the idea
DUDE!!! YOU ARE THE MAN! AWESOME AND SUPER TERRIFIC IDEA! THUMBS-UP!!!
Thanks man glad you enjoyed! More wicked DIY projects coming down the pipeline
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 ...and you gave 'me' an idea I would like to share please...it would be I think completely feasible to add the broadhead protector via a couple of short arrow shafts (one cut in half should do it) attached to the sides of the same flip-flop material, minding space for the thumb of course, that holds the arrows! Thanks again for the great idea especially for growing a "seed" in my mind..lol..Cheers!!
@@williamemilceleiro9857 hmmm, Interesting. Yeah i was going to toy around with a couple ideas this winter. Thanks for the input!
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 yes I will be looking around 99cent and family dollar store..they should have a light plastic cup I can epoxy to the two arrow shafts..keep it hollow, no foam necessary, just a barrier between fingers and sharp broadheads! You did it again you switched on my light bulb lol! Cheers!
@@williamemilceleiro9857 awesome I love being able to inspire like minded people. If you have instagram look me up and send me a pic when you are done would love to see it!
I like the flip flop idea. I will definitely give it a try for a arrow gripper.
Works great👊
Freaking simplicity is genius! You da man! Just found your channel & you’ve earned a sub from me. Thanks for the inspiration! Appreciate you!God bless you and your family!🏹🎯😁🙏😇
Thanks man I appreciate it!
Awesome job man you just saved a heap of cash.
Thanks! 😁
I use for hunting Just need to make sheaths for broadheads
Yes although I used mine for hunting and was fine just need to be careful
Nice! I love the simplicity!
Keep it simple stupid is what i'm all about
Thank you so much 👍
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the build!
Bloody brilliant idea 😃
Thanks man it works bloody great😁
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 I've ordered one of those foam interlocking gym mats now. I will try that, fabulous idea 😃
@@johncuthbertson2565 awesome let me know how it goes
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 they where a bit too flexible so I will stick two together to double the thickness and hopefully that should make them flex less 🤞👍
@@johncuthbertson2565 oh yeah I can see that. The flip-flops I got were a harder foam
great idea man
Did you ever make a leather hood for this? Awesome idea. Gonna try this out.
No not yet. I've been so busy with the 2 kids I haven't even shot as much as I want to
A gem of a video..good day to you sir
Thanks man glad you enjoyed
Love it!
Thanks for watching
Thank you.
No problem
Genius
I like this and am wondering if it will work for a folding survival bow.
It might it's def worth a try
Ingenious
Thank you
Not bad. Gonna make one for my pvc bow and give her a try.
Works great hope you enjoy it!
You need a cover for points. No one should walk around with exposed broadheads
I agree some people shouldn't. But hunters have done it for decades with no issues as long as you are aware and careful. Ive ran this 2 season walked lots of miles and never put the broad heads close to me. I also have no need for 5 broad heads. I only carry 2 the rest are small game heads. You can easily add a hood if concerned. Thanks for watching.
goodjob
Thank you😁
Thanks for sharing. Btw, where did you get a Black Hunter with camo limbs? Thanks
I did that myself its just vinyl gorilla tape in a mossy oak pattern. Works great
Carrying broadheads without a head cover is no good. For field points and small game points, it’s fine, but those broadheads been to be protected so they stay sharp.
Works good for me. May not work good for you. 3 years like this and no issues.
🤔... maybe recycled HDPE with a bike inner tube for the clamp and glue gun the arrow grooves to allow the arrows to " clip " into them securely...could work 🤷🏻♂️🙂
I'm sure that could work. Let me know what you come up with!
That wouldn't be safe with broadheads. You don't want to end your trip with stitches or worse, dead. Plus I can only see this catching a bunch of brush and possibly losing an arrow.
You're not spending much money or time getting some leather and stitching together a hood to safely store broadheads.
You do realize hunters used an open quiver design for decades right. I've used this 2 full seasons now. Walked over 50km through thick bush with no real issues. My bow itself catches more then the arrows. It's not for everyone i get that but for me it's all I need
@@prairiemountainmanadventur7424 I know but just be careful. I've heard horror stories of people that almost died from tripping and severing an artery while having an arrow nocked. Those fixed blades are scary sharp and I've had my fair share of stitches from the tiniest mistake when handling them.
@MIHAJLO oh forsure and I appreciate the concern
Bro stop being cheap lols na maybe you should Patton it FYI....