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Started by MS Boy, March 04, 2019, 02:21:11 PM

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MS Boy

Thanks Greg for the info I ordered a Yoder mins before you posted. Thanks for your response.


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X2 on Glenda Green's box holsters, have a couple, both long and short, I like that there waterproof, camo, and quiet.. I also have a leather Amish made holster with embossed strutter on it, very cool looking, but not as practical as Ms Green's IMO...She has reasonable prices and great to deal with. Going to order a Yoder someday to compare....

Gen.27:3

Does anyone have contact information for Mrs. Green? Thanks in advance
Gen 27:3  Now then, take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me,

sixbird

Quote from: Gen.27:3 on March 05, 2019, 12:29:15 PM
Does anyone have contact information for Mrs. Green? Thanks in advance

Glenda has a web page on FaceBook. That's where she does most of her business.
She has a presence on here also. She goes by, of course, Glenda Green. You can search for her in the members search.
You can email her at greenscch@yahoo.com

Chris O

I have 2 of Yoder's one for long box the other for henbox. High quality craftsmanship all the way . like Greg said they are stiff but figured after some use they should loosen up some and I am sure Glenda's are nice to. Waterproof material would be nice if a storm sneaks up on you. I usually have a bread sack or ziplock with me for that purpose.

paboxcall

Quote from: Chris O on March 05, 2019, 01:28:48 PM
I have 2 of Yoder's one for long box the other for henbox. High quality craftsmanship all the way . like Greg said they are stiff but figured after some use they should loosen up some and I am sure Glenda's are nice to. Waterproof material would be nice if a storm sneaks up on you. I usually have a bread sack or ziplock with me for that purpose.

:agreed:  Yoder's design breaks in quick fitting your box like a second tough, protective skin cushioned by the wool, just a carefully thought out and executed design. Box doesn't squeak or make a peep when walking or crawling which is a huge plus.

Can't speak for Ms. Green's design but it looks nice. I have found other commercially available "soft" holsters I've tried needed a rubber band to keep the box quiet, and I just don't care for wrapping and unwrapping rubber bands. :z-twocents:
A quality paddle caller will most run itself.  It just needs someone to carry it around the woods. Yoder409
Over time...they come to learn how little air a good yelper actually requires. ChesterCopperpot

Glenda Green

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I do not make leather holsters. The holsters I make are 500D Codura Nylon Double coated PU on the outside, foam center and ultra suede liner. I make with it with or without Velcro. They fit snug enough not to need Velcro but happy to add if you prefer. I also sell on my FB page along with many other cases
https://m.facebook.com/glenda.green.9256028



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Greg Massey

Quote from: paboxcall on March 05, 2019, 02:28:31 PM
Quote from: Chris O on March 05, 2019, 01:28:48 PM
I have 2 of Yoder's one for long box the other for henbox. High quality craftsmanship all the way . like Greg said they are stiff but figured after some use they should loosen up some and I am sure Glenda's are nice to. Waterproof material would be nice if a storm sneaks up on you. I usually have a bread sack or ziplock with me for that purpose.

:agreed:  Yoder's design breaks in quick fitting your box like a second tough, protective skin cushioned by the wool, just a carefully thought out and executed design. Box doesn't squeak or make a peep when walking or crawling which is a huge plus.

Can't speak for Ms. Green's design but it looks nice. I have found other commercially available "soft" holsters I've tried needed a rubber band to keep the box quiet, and I just don't care for wrapping and unwrapping rubber bands. :z-twocents:
AS you can see from her picture she posted , you don't need rubber bands ....

Bowhuntr73

Two great holster makers with Yoder and Glenda. Their holsters are superior for the money and how well made they are, either or both you won't go wrong!

paboxcall

Quote from: Greg Massey on March 05, 2019, 02:46:47 PM
Quote from: paboxcall on March 05, 2019, 02:28:31 PM
Quote from: Chris O on March 05, 2019, 01:28:48 PM
I have 2 of Yoder's one for long box the other for henbox. High quality craftsmanship all the way . like Greg said they are stiff but figured after some use they should loosen up some and I am sure Glenda's are nice to. Waterproof material would be nice if a storm sneaks up on you. I usually have a bread sack or ziplock with me for that purpose.

:agreed:  Yoder's design breaks in quick fitting your box like a second tough, protective skin cushioned by the wool, just a carefully thought out and executed design. Box doesn't squeak or make a peep when walking or crawling which is a huge plus.

Can't speak for Ms. Green's design but it looks nice. I have found other commercially available "soft" holsters I've tried needed a rubber band to keep the box quiet, and I just don't care for wrapping and unwrapping rubber bands. :z-twocents:
AS you can see from her picture she posted , you don't need rubber bands ....

Clearly I never said her's needed a rubber band. As a matter of fact, I complimented Glenda's design, twice. I detest generic box store versions though.

I feel no need to be "different," instead I very much like both designs. ::)
A quality paddle caller will most run itself.  It just needs someone to carry it around the woods. Yoder409
Over time...they come to learn how little air a good yelper actually requires. ChesterCopperpot

idratherb


Gen.27:3

Quote from: sixbird on March 05, 2019, 12:50:48 PM
Quote from: Gen.27:3 on March 05, 2019, 12:29:15 PM
Does anyone have contact information for Mrs. Green? Thanks in advance

Glenda has a web page on FaceBook. That's where she does most of her business.
She has a presence on here also. She goes by, of course, Glenda Green. You can search for her in the members search.
You can email her at greenscch@yahoo.com

Thanks!!
Gen 27:3  Now then, take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me,

Greg Massey

Quote from: paboxcall on March 05, 2019, 04:05:31 PM
Quote from: Greg Massey on March 05, 2019, 02:46:47 PM
Quote from: paboxcall on March 05, 2019, 02:28:31 PM
Quote from: Chris O on March 05, 2019, 01:28:48 PM
I have 2 of Yoder's one for long box the other for henbox. High quality craftsmanship all the way . like Greg said they are stiff but figured after some use they should loosen up some and I am sure Glenda's are nice to. Waterproof material would be nice if a storm sneaks up on you. I usually have a bread sack or ziplock with me for that purpose.

:agreed:  Yoder's design breaks in quick fitting your box like a second tough, protective skin cushioned by the wool, just a carefully thought out and executed design. Box doesn't squeak or make a peep when walking or crawling which is a huge plus.

Can't speak for Ms. Green's design but it looks nice. I have found other commercially available "soft" holsters I've tried needed a rubber band to keep the box quiet, and I just don't care for wrapping and unwrapping rubber bands. :z-twocents:
AS you can see from her picture she posted , you don't need rubber bands ....

Clearly I never said her's needed a rubber band. As a matter of fact, I complimented Glenda's design, twice. I detest generic box store versions though.

I feel no need to be "different," instead I very much like both designs. ::)
I agree with you, some of those box stores , holsters are not very good ....

MS Boy

Yoder on its way to Mississippi !!


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Bowguy

You made a good choice, I think you'll be more than pleased