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These are all one piece of wood. I carved them, burned in the scales and then painted them.



Kerby...

For wood carvings these are very impressive.

Thanks. I know they are not anatomical correct .... unlike my reptile reproductions.



Kerby...

I'd love to have one of those walking sticks for herping, ghosttowning and cemetery hunting. I think a lot of people here on fhf would say likewise.

Thanks SidNeilson, but these are just for show (art work), not for practical use. Walking/hiking sticks don't last very long when used.

They are still available for sale.



Kerby...

Kerby Ross wrote:Thanks SidNeilson, but these are just for show (art work), not for practical use. Walking/hiking sticks don't last very long when used.

They are still available for sale.



Kerby...

Heck, where do I get the crote skins? I don't see a website link. Or a quote anywhere. Would make a great gift for my niece E.H. Colas if I can't find a home for one in my boxes full of numismatics, fossils, reading material, family archives and camera gear.

http://www.lonesomevalleytaxidermy.com

Just click on the "ARTWORK" button on my home page.

Walking sticks are $450 and the wood carved "skins" are $300



Kerby...