As of now I just set them on my desk in my gun room... but I’d like a little more creative and practical way to display them.
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How do you display your tomahawks?
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I made a stand for my wife’s Viking sword and short ax by using an elk antler and screwing the bottom of it into a slice of a tree (which was sort of a “platter”). The sword and ax lean against the tubes as the antler is upright. Something like this, or even having the antler going horizontally might be neat for tomahawks to lean on.
That sounds cool. I’d like to display the two I have on the wall somehow... along with my rifles and bags.
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A few suggestions to get your creative juices flowing...….
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AWWW shucks you beat me to the skull thingy.
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Pietro, is that your great great uncle Ned?
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Pietro,
When you hung up that tomahawk, and left it with your uncle, that must have left a mark.... 
When you hung up that tomahawk, and left it with your uncle, that must have left a mark....
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Hey tenngun, are those curtain rod holders? That’s what I’m after..
Yes, got them at wal mart or Lowe’s
Sweet... I ya e some laying around and may do the same
I’m thinking about ship lapping one of my walls in the office/gun room and displaying hawks along with rifles, bags and horns and the like.
How do I display mine????? Usually on the dash of my truck so all can view , and wonder what I'll do with it if somebody messes with me. I keep a second one in the big compartment in the truck door. I like the very mean looking ones that look very business like. They are legal in all states , and if things go very wrong w/ gun control , everyone will need one. Also, it's nice to have a back-up for your back-up gun.
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There was an 1830s law in Arkansas that made it illegal to carry a hawk or a bowie knife. some reenactors got worried about it in the 1990s. I do not know if anything was ever done about it.
We might ask Appalachian Hunter if there are now reciprocity laws state to state covering carrying hawks. He could know........oldwood
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