One of the fellas at my muzzleloader club wanted to gift something specical to another club member. He gave me the knife and said do whatever I like.....so this is what I came up with.
Quilled, bark tanned leather on deer rawhide. With elk hair, coyote claw and a little beadwork. And alittle elk rawhide on the handle as the scales were lose. This beast took forever. I have been slowly working on it since the club's winter shoot back in feburary.
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You do good work my friend
SWEET
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Gift that right on over to me......Really good work, looks like it belongs to a Shawnee warrior. hillbilly Tom
thmbsup nice job !
:applause: Really nice work - love to have your kool-aid recipe the colors are so rich. chrrs
I really dont have a recipe. I put two packets of kool aid in some boiling water, added a cup of vinegar let cool a moment then soaked the quills for a couple hours. To get the orange color I used........orange koolaid!
Thanks now if could just bring back the old days of 10 for $1.00 be set Will give it a try
Actually I have used the Walmart great value brand koolaid which is still only 20 cents a package. And two packages will dye a batch of quills.