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Very nice thanks for sharing
 
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That pronghorn looks familiar. Smiler


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Exceptional in every respect. I like the barn and totem poles best.


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very nice
 
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Very nice.


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Just outstanding!


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What is your carving method? Fordom, chase hammer or intarsia?
 
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Did I miss the pictures of your 1000 yard range...?

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I can only stretch it out to 600 yards on flat ground. BOOM

As for the carving method. I do a lot of power carving using a dremel tool & also knives, however the majority of the totem poles were carved using only simple wood chisels & a mallet.


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I like this very much. When the animals decorate the entire home they become that home. I don't get the feeling that is so when all are crammed into one special trophy room. That is nice, yes, but it is not the home, it is just a room in the home.
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Posts: 7281 | Location: Willow, Alaska | Registered: 29 June 2009Reply With Quote
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Did a little rearranging and got my 2015 whitetail buck up on the wall in the den. Killed here on my farm in north Alabama, unofficial score 174. Will probably get him scored for Boone & Crockett at some point.





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Posts: 561 | Location: North Alabama, USA | Registered: 14 February 2009Reply With Quote
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Here he is on the right.



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Posts: 561 | Location: North Alabama, USA | Registered: 14 February 2009Reply With Quote
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Beautiful home Andy, and those arrowheads really give that room a unique look. Having seen some of your custom Turkey calls, did you ever recreate any of your African horn calls? Those were well deserving of the accolades you won. Now you need to join me next year and pull your bow back on a Sable Smiler
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