a couple of pocket horns

[whetrock]

Here are a couple of pocket horns I made a while back.
Light one is 7". Dark one is 6".
Butt plugs are softwood. Spout plugs are unknown scrap. Some sort of oak, I think. Pins are wooden. Strings are yucca fiber from a plant on my place.

[Frozen Run]

Wow, Awesome!

[whetrock]

Glad you like them. I figured since I was offering advice, I probably ought to post a little something of my own.   
Here's another one. Sold this one on TOTW. Salt horn, about 4" long, as I remember. Spout plug of maple. Also had a natural fiber string, but I can't remember now if it was yucca or what it was.

[Frozen Run]

I really like the look of your horns. They have that glassy/melted wax/marble/ice cube just beginning to melt a little look and texture you see commonly on originals. Really cool work! Thank you for showing.

[Levi Garrett]

I would agree, they do have a dandy look to them. Great work!

[Tony N]

Awesome work love the salt horn

[David Rase]

Very nice.  Very well done.
David

[whetrock]

I appreciate the encouragement, fellas.

[Tim Crosby]

 Good looking horns, Well done.

    Tim C.
   

[aaronc]

Very attractive horns.

[ScottH]

Nifty!!
More about the "yucca" fiber string would be a bonus! 

[Fred Hembree]

Those are little beauties!