Some Stuff and Thanks

[church son]

Hey Gents
I still don't say much but I read every word..Need to work on that public typing problem...

I got interested in Trade Dags and made a few....

A couple of Horse Quirks...

A matching bag and awl set..

And I made a "Bow Loom" to bead me a new hatband..

As always LARGE THANKS for the inspiration that comes from the many talented craftsmen that share their vast knowledge and resources to this era that I find so facinating........Randy

 

[roundball]

Those jaw bone handles are very unique...never seen that before
:thumbsup:

 

[roger fisher]

Wow!!!! Double WoW !!!!!!! Very nice stuff, I love it. Please post more. Buy the way You got good photographic skills too. I love the way your stuff looks so old and used. Looks like they been around a couple hundred years. your right too about this sight being a great insperation. I feel the same way. There truly are some amazing artists here.What I like about it is a guy like me has a chance to display his work and get feedback right along side others who are light years ahead of me in talent . I geuss the most important thing is to just create. Just get out in the garage and make something with your own hands. It doesent have to be an abosolute masterpiece to be proud of it.

 

[church son]

Thanks...
Those are Coyote jaw bones..I got interested in the "Bear Societies" from Mr. Chuck Burrows and bear bones can be iffy as far as legalities. Coyotes are making a big presence in the Southeast and tend to eat chickens...a no-no in this area..
Mr. Fisher, I agree about the artists here...Randy

 

[lonehunter]

Well done Sir, Nicely executed! :thumbsup:

 

[Nifeman]

Pretty nice stuff ya got there Randy :thumbsup:. I really like the last dag and sheath, also the awl kit ain't too shabby...Bud

 

[church son]

Thanks Mr. Lonehunter...
Thanks Bud, I have admired yours and the Lady's offerings for years. My Mom was a Tomlin from your neck of the woods..Here's one I finished up yesterday...

 

[MSW]

righteous stuff... nice photos, too!