Now right here is why punctuation is important.
This here fella was one comma away from admitting to a triple homicide.

Here are two whole hide tobacco pouches. These were commonly carried by Natives and Euro descent men on the fur trade. They would carry their pipes, tobacco and Firestarter equipment in them. They wore them draped over a belt or sash. Coomon skins included small otter, Mink, marten and skunk.

^^^^^ no kidding….how cool is that ! I have some mink pelts hanging around

They are not that tough to make at all.
To do it right, they should be skinned through a slit from the neck to the chest, where the red ribbon is. This leaves the bag portion, without having to stitch it shut. Oftentimes the skull was left attached at the nose to give shape to the head.

Here are three capotes I've made for a muzzleloading club member (the striped one), my wife and myself.

Painted some hand layed stripes on my sons Brand new Camaro back in 2014…Brandy Wine Candy….you could read a newspaper in the paint.

Yes indeed we do! I'm enjoying this. Keep them coming and thanks for sharing.

Amazing talented beautiful things , everyone. And I know there are more from so many others here ....love to see them all.

Posted this a few months ago…

I recapture history of hunting fishing and trapping. Frame it up as Art

Built this out of a scrap 500 gallon LP tank. Needed heat in my barn. Aah, life is good!

Powder measure from deer antler.

Got tired of looking at osb on the walls of my man room so I covered them with pallet wood. Played around doing a few skulls also.

Yoteguts what type of bird skull…crow?

Awesome

not quite don in this pick but has been done and I have been sitting on it a few weeks now

After seeing all the stuff you talented guys put up all I can say is wow!

Dave

Hanger those are turkeys. Only skulls there I didn’t do.