How to make a primitive ARROW QUIVER from Tree Bark - bushcraft style

Hey folks, this week we're going to be making a arrow back quiver from tree bark. This bushcraft project is easy and you only really need a knife. The best time to harvest tree bark is in the spring when the sap is flowing. This time of year the bark will slip right off as you'll see in the video. For this quiver I'll be using the bark of black willow but there are many trees that'll work. Cottonwood, elm, poplar, cedar, etc. This quiver works great and looks even better. It's the perfect addition to your primitive archery or bowhunting setup.

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