Lovely bones

[JoeyInCali]

Ok, stags.
Gotta love them.
Seasoned for years and now sealed and turned.
Joint sizes only.

 

[bullshooter69]

How much and what length.

 

[JoeyInCali]

My bad.
Not selling these .
I can't even put a price on these.
Way too much work finding , seasoning and cutting them.

 

[bullshooter69]

Ok
If you end up with one that's shorter than you want. I would like to buy.
Thanks
1/2 or 3/4

 

[Michael Webb]

My bad.
Not selling these .
I can't even put a price on these.
Way too much work finding , seasoning and cutting them.

.4 and 5 look defective. You don't want those. :dance::dance:

 

[bullshooter69]

Lol

.4 and 5 look defective. You don't want those. :dance::dance:

My thoughts also.

 

[JoeyInCali]

.4 and 5 look defective. You don't want those. :dance::dance:

I'll just paint them with Mary Kay nail polish.
Oddly enough, that colorization is very common with sambar stag.

 

[Michael Webb]

I'll just paint them with Mary Kay nail polish.
Oddly enough, that colorization is very common with sambar stag.

I agree. I did a cue with it about 20 years ago. Your still a tease.

 

[j2pac]

My bad.
Not selling these .
I can't even put a price on these.
Way too much work finding , seasoning and cutting them.

Should make for some fine material JB.

 

[j2pac]

Ok, stags.
Gotta love them.
Seasoned for years and now sealed and turned.
Joint sizes only.

How much difference would there be, characteristically speaking, between these examples, and the various types of North American Buck horn?

 

[JoeyInCali]

How much difference would there be, characteristically speaking, between these examples, and the various types of North American Buck horn?

Sambar is the best for me.
Less marrow and thicker for the most part.
They also seem harder to me .

 

[Jim Baxter]

I was told the difference with shot or dropped . Shot has blood in them , dropped do not