A couple of horns from down under

[Heelerau]

Gents just a couple of horns I made 30 years ago, nothing special, plugs in the big end are just a friction fit, am thinking of making some threaded hardwood plugs.

Cheers

Heelerau

 

[Patocazador]

I like the poem. I'm a proponent of that philosophy.

 

[yelnif]

Solid horns and a sound philosophy!
What is the round, silver dohicky above the first horn? That pouch looks mighty fine- did you make it? If so , nice work.

 

[ohio ramrod]

Basic horns , just the type most people would have had back when. I like them. :idunno:

 

[Heelerau]

Little Powder Much Lead
Shoots Far Kills Dead,
thanks you blokes for shewing an interested in my horns. The round dohicky is a fox whistle, have had them in my family since before I was born. Mum and Dad used to whistle up foxes on the sheep station Dad managed. It make the sound of an injured rabbit !
The bags were made by a mate, Niel Fields, rifle smith from Vernal years ago,and I set them up with all the other gear. I use short starters on a couple of rifles, but not on my .40 Lancaster long rifle.

Cheers

heelerau

 

[shawn_c992001]

Fox whistle ya say? We use something much the same here but they are squirrel in distress whistles.

 

[kaintuck]

I like the #2 item on the list.....bar!

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