[msturm]

Last year my dog found a very small moose shed.

Today, I was moving the bone pile and decided I needed to do something with it. Two forks and a bunch of dog chews came out.

The first is a standard Y or cup shaped fork. It came out a bit skinny on the tips but a folded band works well.

The next was an Idea that was suggested on my last moose fork post; that I do a board cut style fork on the "Flat"part of the paddle. This one came out pretty cool. It has an interesting curve that fits nicely in the hand.

All are finished with superglue to keep the exposed soft portion of the bone from rain and humidity. The second one is nice and light. The first one is a lunker.

Thanks for lookin'!

Msturm

 

[Elsenham 177]

They both look fantastic.

 

[Ordo]

Now, that's organic and functional beauty.

 

[Ibojoe]

Awesome job on those. Nice shooters!

 

[juliashawn33]

"Spike" means antlers of a bull moose with only one tine on at least one side; male calves are not spike bulls. ... "Fork" means antlers of a bull moose with only two tines on at least one antler.

 

[Hoss]

Amazing! Very nice.

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[ghost0311/8541]

I always wanted to do a board cut of a seal sniper on a moose paddle.

 

[Tag]

Those are awesome, thanks for sharing

 

[SLING-N-SHOT]

Very cool

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Darrell Allen

 

[IOAN]

Natural and cool! :thumbsup:

 

[David D]

Very nice. I would like to do something with bone or antler.

 

[bingo]

Awesome work

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[andypandy1]

Great forks, love antler

 

[Slingshot28]

Man that looks awesome!!! :headbang:

 

[skarrd]

Amazing!!!

 

[SLINGDUDE]

Very cool! That paddle board cut came out really nice!

 

[Reed Lukens]

Which one has become your favorite? They look great :headbang: