Christmas at Valley Forge Horn

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Wonderful work! I love the talent and appreciate the sentiment. Thank you. :hatsoff:
 
Totally awesome !!!!
A pleasant sight to behold.....and hold .....
Great job, Rick ...
thom :thumbsup:
:hatsoff:
:bow:
 
Excellent.

My wife would like to know how many hours you have in the horn?
 
MAN!!!!! you just keep outdoing yourself!!!! That horn is a WORK OF ART!!
What type of dye are you using for the dark brown? How does one apply it and not get it on the rest of the horn? I have not done this and would LOVE to know how. Thanks for sharing Rick!
 
Richard Eames said:
Excellent.

My wife would like to know how many hours you have in the horn?

Richard, Sorry not answering sooner. Tell your wife I have probably 40 hours in the entire horn, from raw horn to finish.

Rick
 
Rick,

Thanks for the answer, she likes your work and asks often if you have posted any new horns.

I do like my flat horn with the squirrel and acorns.

rde
 
Richard Eames said:
Rick,

Thanks for the answer, she likes your work and asks often if you have posted any new horns.

I do like my flat horn with the squirrel and acorns.

rde
Tell her thanks and give her a big hug for me! ... :wink:
 
Rick, that's an awesome horn, love your scrim on this one. Really like the butt you did also!!!
Chris
 
I always imagine myself carrying a horn of that caliber but when I actually see one, realize it ain't happening. That is an incredible piece of work, but I could never justify the several weeks of wages it would take to purchase such a piece!
 
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