Stag horn!

[Dan R Porter]

This is a neat project. SOmething I am sure your children will cherish! Good luck and post photos when you finish them!

[Nighthawk]

This is a neat project. SOmething I am sure your children will cherish! Good luck and post photos when you finish them!

I will. I actually had the idea to cut a branch off of the aspen tree in my back yard and start carving that into a handle. I did it about 15 years ago to make my walking stick- which I still have- so it occured to me that that would work, too- so I ordered a second blade... I need to sand and stain my aspen handle. When I'm done, it will matcg my staff! I will be posting pics of both of course- and the horn handled one.

[davidlpope]

Try Crazy Crow Trading Post, or other Native American craft suppliers. I ordered quite often from them during my powwow days and was always satisfied. Here's a link to some of their products that might fit the bill:

http://www.crazycrow.com/mm5/merchan...de=841-300-000

Cordially,

David

[Nighthawk]

Try Crazy Crow Trading Post, or other Native American craft suppliers. I ordered quite often from them during my powwow days and was always satisfied. Here's a link to some of their products that might fit the bill:

http://www.crazycrow.com/mm5/merchan...de=841-300-000

Cordially,

David

Thank you!! That site is difficult to navigate!

[Bluescelt]

If you have any flea markets in your area that may be a place. Two weeks ago I bought a full set of elk antlers at one in western Ct. For $50 I got enough antler to make a whole bunch of sgians and dirks! Check out low end antique/junk shops too. There's usually a set hanging on the wall.

[Nighthawk]

If you have any flea markets in your area that may be a place. Two weeks ago I bought a full set of elk antlers at one in western Ct. For $50 I got enough antler to make a whole bunch of sgians and dirks! Check out low end antique/junk shops too. There's usually a set hanging on the wall.

Thanks for the thought!