source for horn?

[aprayinbear]

Greetings Everyone,

I occasionally enjoy making scrimshawed horns and am looking for a good source for quality horns. In the past I have purchased from Moscow Hide & Fur, and have even found a few on Ebay.

Suggestions? :hmm:

 

[Flint311]

Last ones I got were from Tandy. Sold in matched sets for "steer horn" displays. But one was slightly damaged, so I got'm for $20 or so. They were much too long for powder horns, so cut the bad part off.

 

[qtrhrs7]

Have you tried powderhornsandmore? Bought two early this month and couldn't be happier with them. John is a good guy to work with, too.

Bud.

 

[tg]

I used to get a lot of them from a local slaughter houise often they came with the heas attatched which is not a big deal getting the horns off just get them hot and the will twist off, the heads might be a problem in an urban area

 

[yeoldcraftsman]

I'm with Bud, go to Powder Horns and More. Great people to deal with and excellent service. http://www.powderhornsandmore.com/

Gary

 

[AeroncaTAL]

Powderhorns and more.
Scott

 

[aprayinbear]

Thanks Guys,
Powderhornsandmore.com is a great find. Really helps that I can see the horns before ordering.

You Guys Are The Best! :bow:

 

[krecords]

I have bought 5 horns from Powder horns and more so far and have not been disappointed. I have also cleaned a raw horn and it is well worth the price to have them cleaned and ready to work with.
Kirby