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22nd September 09, 09:51 AM
#11
Brings to mind one of my favorite quotes:
"If life hands you roadkill, make leather. Or jerky."
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22nd September 09, 10:32 AM
#12
Originally Posted by wildrover
...but she probably wouldn't be seen in public with me while wearing it, unless I had a good story to back it up .
Well,
I was going to offer to send you a "fresh" pelt and a nice "roadkill story", but I read some of the other posts and I couldn't possibly get a pelt to you fast enough. Too bad. Hunting season opens soon and there will be a menagerie of pelts dumped across the state! I hate to see them wasted!
Robert
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22nd September 09, 10:42 AM
#13
I wish I could've recorded yesterday's conversation with my g/f about full mask sporrans, and what I'd need to do in order to secure and properly venerate an animal which had met an untimely end. It was hilarious...there was a lot of shrieking. She's now been thoroughly convinced that the easiest way for me to get a fur or full mask sporran is not roadkill, and certainly not for me to take care of it at home. I thought she was either gonna faint, or go for the rolling pin when I said "foxen are small, I could probably fit two in the freezer, between the ice cream and the frozen vegetables!"
But the happy and planned result of the conversation about tanning, brine, and making a beautiful tribute to a poor animal whose life ended on a lonely road somewhere was that she is accepting of a full mask sporran, probably badger, as long as I don't do it at home , and as long as it isn't a furry woodland critter (I guess badgers don't count...thank goodness Disney never threw them in a cartoon).
-Sean
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22nd September 09, 01:28 PM
#14
two foxes, many skunks in the past three days .. I have been thinking about this too....
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22nd September 09, 01:30 PM
#15
Originally Posted by wildrover
But the happy and planned result of the conversation about tanning, brine, and making a beautiful tribute to a poor animal whose life ended on a lonely road somewhere was that she is accepting of a full mask sporran, probably badger
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22nd September 09, 02:04 PM
#16
If only there were a way to turn an armidillo into a mask sporran....
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22nd September 09, 02:32 PM
#17
I've been alligator hunting lately. The first one I get will be a sporran for me and a sporran for dad.
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22nd September 09, 04:43 PM
#18
Originally Posted by Kiltboy
If only there were a way to turn an armidillo into a mask sporran....
There is. I have it in my head. And the 'dillo on the shelf. Stay tuned, for some day it will show up here.
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23rd September 09, 08:17 AM
#19
Originally Posted by tyger
There is. I have it in my head. And the 'dillo on the shelf. Stay tuned, for some day it will show up here.
I saw a purse in the Mercado in San Antonio a few years back that was a rolled up armadillo. You gained access to the inside by unbuttoning its nose and opening its mouth. I tried to get the wife to buy it but she wouldn't.
That would have made a great sporran.
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