Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Craftsmanship => Accoutrements => Topic started by: Woodrock on November 06, 2013, 06:18:21 PM
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I made the big one a while back, and the two priming horns yesterday. One of the priming horns is real buffalo, and the other is water buffalo. The Water buffalo horn has a (my version) rattle snake wrapped around the spout end, and has a Purpleheart butt plug. The other horns have Black Locust butt plugs.
Woody
All three.
(http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj217/woodsideboats/BullaloPowderhorns004_zpsfdc97808.jpg) (http://http)
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Nice looking group of horns ya got there Mr Woodrock...
Al
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Wow! Let's see some more shots of the big one,looks awesome.
Oops pix was slow loadin. Man those are really nice!
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Good work Woodie!
Do you notice any difference working with the two types of horn?
I guess what I'm asking is one any easier than the other to work with.....?
I've made a few horns over the years, but they all seemed to make the purist want to yank their eyeballs out by the roots...so I quit trying.
I also have what I consider a real nice Buffalo Horn that I won at a Green River Rendezvous several years back but I've never got around to actually using it.
Kinda forgot how much I like these Buffalo horns until seeing yours again.
Thanks for sharing!
Uncle Russ...