Unique sporran

**lasrl** · 16th August 09, 06:43 PM

Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR

And full mask sporrans aren't "traditional?"

I'll have to say I think the bird sporrans are a bit of a novelty, but the masks are truly beautiful--and very traditional.

I am quite sure that full mask sporrans are traditional as well. I do have to say though, as a traditionalist, I'm more comfortable with foxes, and certain members of the weasel family (like badgers) as full mask sporrans.

I find the non-mammal and traditional mask sporrans to be....very weird.

**puddlemuddle** · 17th August 09, 09:06 AM

Wow...that about sums it up.
No really, the only ones on there that I would even entertain the idea of wearing (and to think as traditional) would be the Badger (as the A&SH Officers wear a version of the badger head) and the Goat. The goat reminds me of some of the historical versions of sporrans. Like maybe a Victorian style. That would look nice with a regulation doublet and a lairds or fly plaid...of course you would need to replace the horn toggle on it...
Just my two cents..
Chad

**Squeaky McMurdo** · 17th August 09, 09:42 AM

My Labradors would love both the duck and pheasant sporrans and would probably follow my husband around in the hopes that he will throw it.

**The Guy in the Kilt at UC** · 18th August 09, 11:17 AM

Wow, that's all I can say. Impressive.

**azwildcat96** · 25th January 10, 01:02 PM

Love it! I want one!

**MacBean** · 29th January 10, 10:21 PM

I wanna Canada goose sporran that hangs to my knees. That'd really get the lasses attention.

**Slag101** · 30th January 10, 09:37 AM

If she made them only from endangered species I would be down to get one. Who wants to play it safe with regular old animals. I want a whale skin sporran and a vest made from real gorilla chest (stolen from the Simpsons). If only I could find 101 dalmatians to make a sporran and matching cape. I wonder if she would do one from a Great Horned Owl. I would wear it when I submitted my picture and application for PETA. All joking aside, I like the fox sporran, and some of the nice non-mask sporrans. Thanks for the link.

**sathor** · 30th January 10, 04:19 PM

Originally Posted by MacBean

I wanna Canada goose sporran that hangs to my knees. That'd really get the lasses attention.

I think that might be illegal, then again...

I think there is about 2 counties in Ohio that it is legal to hunt them in, and I think it should be far more than 2.

**JSFMACLJR** · 30th January 10, 05:03 PM

Originally Posted by sathor

I think that might be illegal, then again...

I think there is about 2 counties in Ohio that it is legal to hunt them in, and I think it should be far more than 2.

Looks to me like one can shoot geese all over Ohio!
http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/wildlife/...ons.aspx#geese

**sathor** · 30th January 10, 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR

Looks to me like one can shoot geese all over Ohio!
http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/wildlife/...ons.aspx#geese

I scrolled down and it mentioned that they lifted a lot of the restrictions on the canada goose. I think the limit should be 20 instead of 2, they are vermin. (Then again, I did actually get on the good side a a few of them a few years back, and when a differnt canada goose was blocking the enterence to my building, the ones that liked me ran the others off so I could get in. I used to take pics of their babies while standing between them and thier young. Other than those though, they are still a menace!)