Indian style shooting bag kit from crazy crow?

[Arrowhead_92]

Had some downtime yesterday cuz work was closed due to weather. Pretty much finished the bag to a usable state. Gonna put some red trade cloth along the edges, and still thinking some beadwork on the flap.
I kinda like it.

That looks awesome!

 

[Songwriter]

Thanks, Trapper. Yeah, we sorta took your thread over!

 

[Arrowhead_92]

Thanks, Trapper. Yeah, we sorta took your thread over!

Fine by me, you guys gave me a lot of ideas, great job on the stitching by the way.

 

[Songwriter]

If you zoom in on the bottom right corner of the bag, those little spots are blood. Those glovers needles will get you good!

 

[Arrowhead_92]

If you zoom in on the bottom right corner of the bag, those little spots are blood. Those glovers needles will get you good!

Yup those needles from crazy crow are sharp for sure!

 

[wganz]

If you zoom in on the bottom right corner of the bag, those little spots are blood. Those glovers needles will get you good!

Now that is some unique personal decoration for sure! Need to do the whole bag!!

 

[Songwriter]

LOL. Trust me, there were more. Those are just the ones visible in the pic.

 

[Mad L]

Didn't no one tell you folk that you can't use Buckskin for a bag? It will stretch all out!!

Well, that's what they told me when I was asking....6 year later and mine is holding up just fine, seen a lot of so I guess any day now it will up and just - fall apart!

I got my buckskin from Crazy Crow but did not get their 'kit'; I got one of their "seconds" German Smoke Tan, it had one shoulder that was very stiff, not quite rawhide but apparently why it was sold as "seconds" but that stiffness was great for the back panel.
I sewed a strip of material into the strap to prevent stretching, and that buckskin sure feels nice on the neck!

 

[WALT53]

Didn't no one tell you folk that you can't use Buckskin for a bag? It will stretch all out!!

Well, that's what they told me when I was asking....6 year later and mine is holding up just fine, seen a lot of so I guess any day now it will up and just - fall apart!

I got my buckskin from Crazy Crow but did not get their 'kit'; I got one of their "seconds" German Smoke Tan, it had one shoulder that was very stiff, not quite rawhide but apparently why it was sold as "seconds" but that stiffness was great for the back panel.
I sewed a strip of material into the strap to prevent stretching, and that buckskin sure feels nice on the neck!

I make a plain one similar out of elk once they get oiled and water proofed and used they look really good .