Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: osage outlaw on June 28, 2011, 06:18:22 pm
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After skinning a roadkill rattlesnake last year, I threw the body in the edge of the woods by my fire pit. Somewhere, it might have been on here, I don't know, but I saw somebody mention a snake vertebrae necklace. I went to where I had thrown the snake and found a pile of bones. I picked through the weeds and found as many as I could. A little cleaning and a soak in some peroxide got them nice and white. I tried getting them lined up by size. They interlock when you get them right. I threaded a small cord through the hole where the spinal column was. This has got me interested in making a bone carving necklace.
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r55/clintanders/SDC13872.jpg)
(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r55/clintanders/SDC13874.jpg)
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Now THAT is fricken cool! Something else for me to get to when I have a spare moment...LOL. 8)
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Great idea I like it
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Thats very primitive looking ;D I like it. Now I am going to start saving the bodies and do as you did.. too cool
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NICE
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Might have been me that mentioned it (pic included), but I wasn't nearly as savvy as you for using roadkill. That is very impressive to me as you found a use for something that otherwise would have gone to waste. Very nice sir! I cheated a little as my snake was someone's pet python that croaked during the night.
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awsome rattlesnake necklace :D
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I'm with Lee; Frickin' cool!
I wonder how a garter snake would work? That's about all I have here. There's two trapped in our basement window well that I'm watching grow. I want to use their skins, now I'll have to try one of those necklaces!
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Wow! NOW THAT IS FLAT OUT AWESOME! :o A/Ho Joe