New Pouch and Horn

[Turkeycreek]

I finished a pouch and horn for the new Southern Mountain Rifle. Made from my own brain tanned buckskin, the pouch measures 6 1/2 wide by 7 1/2 deep and is lined with canvas that I dyed with black walnuts. It has two small pockets sewn to the inside back. The horn is from an old rough cow horn I had laying around and holds about 3/4 of a pound of powder.
TC

[alyce-james]

TC. Sir. Good job on the pouch and horn package. Woods ready.Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Have a great week end. AJ

[Turkeycreek]

TC. Sir. Good job on the pouch and horn package. Woods ready.Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Have a great week end. AJ

Thanks AJ!

[Tim Crosby]

 Good looking set, Well done..

   Tim C.

[Turkeycreek]

Thanks Tim. I appreciate the comment.
TC

[Duane Harshaw]

   nice outfit...

[DougS]

Nicely done!

I like both the bag and the horn.

Keep up the great work!

Regards,

Doug

[Turkeycreek]

Thanks Duane and Doug for the comments! I really need to find time to dig some deer skins out of the freezer and make some more buckskin. Not enough time in the years anymore to do everything!
TC

[jbigley]

Thumbs up! --JB

[Cades Cove Fiddler]

  ... great looking bag,.. !!! .. I use one of the same materials, with a similar look,...!!!

[Turkeycreek]

Yes Fiddler, that homespun mountaineer look is what I was trying to achieve. Just haven't aged mine like you did hours. Nice outfit!
TC

[TDM]

I love your bag and horn Turkeycreek! Just right for a SMR.

[Notchy Bob]

Super job, TurkeyCreek!

That's my favorite kind of pouch.  You did a very neat job on stitching and lacing, and it's pretty cool that you tanned the leather yourself, too.

Love it!

Notchy Bob