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$20 shipped.

Now $90 shipped.

Another ball bag I’ve made. This guy measures 5” tall and holds about 18 or so .490 lead round balls and has a cherry wood stopper. I’m asking $40 shipped. I accept checks, cash, and postal money orders.

One of the many ball bags I’ve made over the last year, this one measures 5” tall and holds about 17 .490 lead round balls and has a cherry wood stopper. I’m asking $40 shipped. I accept checks, cash, and postal money orders.

I love gourd canteens, I made myself one this last spring. You just gotta be careful with it when using it, and be sure to let it dry completely before corking and storing

For the sake of privacy if this gentleman is legit, I’d recommend removing his name/ address from this post.

Thank you, yessir I do

$25 shipped.

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$50 shipped.

Withdrawing advert. I’m feeling creative and have decided to use this horn for scrimshaw.

Thanks for the explanation, it really helped when constructing my second pair. They’re looking a lot better IMO.

Thanks for the information, I appreciate it. I’m currently working on another pair with some of the advice provided on this page. I’ll wear through the pairs I made from bison first, then I’ll invest in some good quality elk. Any recommendations on where to get good elk or deer hide?

Could you please elaborate on that?

Another backcountry day horn I finished a few months back, same story. This horn measures about 10” across the outer curve. The base plug is walnut wood harvested from the Red River, secured by hardwood pins. The spout stopper is poplar. I’m asking [$80] shipped within the U.S. I accept checks...

For sale today is a backcountry style day horn I finished a few months back. I have a bad habit of always making stuff, yet never attempting to sell any. The horn measures about 8” along the outer curve. The base plug is cherry wood secured by brass tacks. The spout stopper is poplar. I’m...

Real nice! What thickness was the elk hide?

Yes, I stitched a simple foot shaped insert of veg tan after I took the photo.

Hello, I followed the video tutorial by The Wandering Bull for their Eastern Woodland moccasins. Although mine don’t look exactly like the ones in the video (probably because I used too thick a hide!), they’ll serve me great out in the woods. The hide I used is 4-6oz Buffalo splits. What other...

Hello, I recently cut down the barrel of a trashed .50 cal investarms in order to make a blanket gun, and here are the left over pieces. They’re pitted, but I imagine they could still be utilized for numerous projects. [Now $45] shipped. Thanks.