This horn has some really odd shape to it after 3 evenings of working with it this is what I ended up with
(http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r300/bnccont/SS850871.jpg)
(http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r300/bnccont/SS850874.jpg)
(http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r300/bnccont/SS850870.jpg)
Thanks for looking
Comments welcome
Looks good Bill. Sure can't beat the sound of a horn howler.
John
looks great . I have horns i got from a local farmer . Can u tell me how u got the finish on it . wanna work mine at some point, like what grit paper u use and so on
I get mine already polished but I always end up sanding spots on them up to 400 grit and then use 0000 steel wool then spray them with a clear coat
This is only my 4th one I have ever messed with a while back I put some elk antler on where I cut the tip off and put closed reed in them
Thanks for the comments
Bill,
Nice looking howler and you have done a nice job finishing it off. Be thankful that you got the horn already sanded. I bought a couple of buffalo horns years ago for powder horns and after taking a look at them sent them back. They looked like a pine cone with all the layers lifted. Shows how much I knew at the time - they looked just like the ones that were on walking buffalo.
Jerry
Looks good Bill!!! :eyebrow:
:congrats: nice
Love the looks of that one Bill! :highclap:
Does it sound half as good as it looks, If so its a KEEPER
Looks good Bill
Wow! Bill, I bet that one really sounds good! It sure looks good!!
Jim
Looks good as always Bill. The color relay look good. :yoyo:
Sharp looking. What flavor is the wood for the mouth piece?
Thanks for the nice comments fellers
That piece of wood is lace wood