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General discussion => Contemporary Accoutrements => Topic started by: Bob F on March 06, 2009, 06:07:05 AM
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I recently finished my first horn. I dedicated it to my son, who is my usual hunting partner. The map was copied from a circa 1800 map of our county I recently came across. Finished with a hand carved mahogany plug, hand made staple and hand rubbed beeswax.
The antlers are from a Roe Deer that belonged to my great uncle in Bavaria.
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Bob
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WOW!!that is a very nice horn!! Are you sure that is your first one?
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Bob,
That's a nice looking horn. Keep it going!
Jason
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Nice job, watch out it is addictive.
Tim C.
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Tim's right, nice job and will be addictive.
Gary
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I am looking forward to more of your work!
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Very good job for a first time. I like it!
!Jozai Senjo! "always present on the battlefield"
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Very nice, but you do relaize you are now addicted. There is no going back. :D
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Thanks for all the compliments and encouragement. I am starting on another horn that will be a gift to my father for his 30 years of service in the military. 8 years army and 22 years USCG. I figured that after being shot down twice in Vietnam, getting shot at by drug smugglers and having a boat blow up under him getting people off it when it was on fire...that he deserves it. He looked at my first while I was working on it and commented...so now I am working on one for him for his birthday in June.
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Great idea! I'm sure he will treasure the horn always. You'll have to let us have a sneak peak ya know. ;)
Gary